Hanoi in March: Silk-cotton flowers burn brightly red
	Nho Que River dons romantic garb in red silk cotton flower season
	Hanoi turns red in the Malabar silk-cotton flower season

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Red silk cotton flowers enter full bloom in March and mainly grow in Vietnam’s Northern region. It has five big bright red petals and is an iconic type of flower of the countryside, Vnexpress reported.

At the National Historical Museum, the ancient red silk cotton flower trees 30 meters high brilliantly bloom.

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Blooming red silk cotton flowers at Thay Pagoda, Sai Son Commune, Quoc Oai District, Hanoi.

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Red silk cotton flowers show off their beauty amidst the backdrop of an ancient pagoda.

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Red silk cotton flowers brilliantly bloom by the Yen stream. On the first days of the second month of the lunar calendar, the Yen stream is crowded by boats carrying tourists to Huong (Perfume) Pagoda. February is also the best month of the year to visit the pagoda.

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Red silk cotton flowers bloom at Thien Tru pagoda. The pagoda reopened on March 13 following the time of shutting down to prevent the Covid-19 spread. On the 6th of January annually, the Huong pagoda's opening ceremony often takes place at Thien Mu.

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Cable cars serve as the ideal places to admire the red silk cotton flowers.

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At Doan Nu village (An My commune, My Duc district), more than 10 km from Huong pagoda, dozens of red silk cotton flower trees burst into full bloom, attracting many people to check-in.

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At the beginning of February of the lunar calendar, red silk cotton flowers start to open buds. However, due to the soil and natural conditions, red silk cotton flower trees bloom early in many places.

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Blooming red silk cotton flowers signal the coming of the summer.

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The roads with the two sides full of red silk cotton flower trees have become a source of inspiration for photography enthusiasts.

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Red silk cotton flowers blooming along the road in My Duc District. Red silk cotton flower trees is native to India and grown in many places in Asia such as Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and southern China.

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