Flower season across Vietnam under the lens of local photographer

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Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

During the days of traveling from the North to the South, Ha Hien, living in Ho Chi Minh City, has recorded beautiful images of nature and the people of each land. In the photo collection of the boy born in 1997, there are many colorful pictures of the flower seasons all over the country, according to Vnexpress.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

Hien said that he really loved the beauty and charm, so, the flower types across Vietnam, whether they are wild or planted and cared leave him a strong impression.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

The Hien’s happiness is strolling amidst the immense Tam giac mach (buckwheat flower) fields in Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai, or immerse in the white rapeseedi fields in Moc Chau, Son La.

Buckwheat flowers change color every week. They begin by being white, change to purplish-pink before becoming dark red.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

He said he loved cherry blossoms, red silk cotton flowers, and buckwheat flowers most as even though they grow in the cold and harsh weather, they still bloom and bring peaceful beauty to the whole land.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

However, the type of flower that reflects Hien’s personality is Da quy (Mexican sunflowers) in Da Lat City in the Central Highlands. "The Mexican sunflowers boast a wild beauty and conquer my heart with their bright yellow color and strong vitality,” he said.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

To take wonderful pictures of the flower seasons across the country, Hien carefully learns about the time when the flowers bloom and notes. For example, the plum blossoms usually bloom in January in Moc Chau. Meanwhile, the red silk cotton flowers and peach blossoms usually bloom in late February and early March in Ha Giang. The Mexican sunflowers usually bloom in November in Da Lat City. Daisies bloom in November and December in Hanoi.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

Bicycles carrying daisies on Hanoi Street in early winter.

Thanks to their pure white beauty, daisies conquer the hearts of many flower-lovers.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

Hien visited the Calmette Bridge in District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City last February to take photos of the Tabebuia Rosea. He said that last February was the most beautiful Tabebuia Rosea season in the city. "Vo Van Kiet and Dien Bien Phu streets are among places where grow many Tabebuia Rosea", he shared, adding that this year, the Tabebuia Rosea began to bloom next to the Calmette Bridge and are expected to burst into full bloom in March.

Photo: Ha Hien/ via Vnexpress

Apart from the interesting experiences, Hien said that he felt quite sad as witnessing several people picking and stepping on flowers. He expressed his hope that the tourists would raise their awareness to protect flowers.

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