One of the highlights of this year’s wind chimes season is the road in front of the Court on Hoa Lo Street. The yellow flowers compete to show off their colors, adding to the gentle and romantic beauty of Hanoi as it transitions into summer.
Every year, Hanoians eagerly await the new flower seasons, just as they enjoy every beautiful moment of life. And these days, when the wind chimes are at their most brilliant, Hoa Lo Street becomes an unmissable destination for those who love beauty.
Wind chimes at Hoa Lo Street
Although the season of wind chimes is short, it always leaves an unforgettable impression in the hearts of Hanoians. Although it only blooms for a few short weeks, its brilliant yellow color still has time to capture beautiful memories and brighten up a street corner.
This year, although many people commented that the wind chimes were less beautiful than in previous years, the flower road still attracted a large number of people to admire and take pictures. With its gentle and romantic beauty, the wind chimes became a highlight that attracted many people to come and enjoy. From early morning, many young people were present, preparing their costumes and posing to take the most beautiful pictures.
The wind chimes are brilliant yellow.
Not only young people, middle-aged people, even the elderly also come to Phong Linh flower street to keep memorable moments. Some couples come to take photos of each other, families take a walk together, enjoy the fresh air and record beautiful memories with the brilliant yellow color.
In addition to taking photos, many people also like to come here just to walk, admire the flowers and enjoy peaceful moments. In the hustle and bustle of the capital, sometimes just a short time to immerse yourself in nature is enough to dispel all worries and fatigue.
Wind chimes attract both middle-aged and young people to come here.
“The other day on my way to work, I passed by this road and saw beautiful flowers blooming, so today I invited my husband to follow me to take pictures so that we can keep the memories. We also took the opportunity to visit the Hoa Lo relic site,” Ms. Lan shared.
In Vietnam, wind chimes are grown mainly in the southern provinces such as Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, and Dong Nai. However, in recent years, Hanoi has also begun to grow wind chimes on many streets, creating poetic flower roads. Although the flowering season does not last long, usually only two to three weeks, each year the brilliant yellow color of wind chimes still leaves a deep impression on the hearts of the capital's people.
At the Court area on Hoa Lo Street, the row of wind chimes continues to bloom this year, covering a corner of the street in gold. Under the March sunshine, the clusters of flowers hang down, swaying in the wind, creating an extremely poetic scene. No need to go far, right in the heart of Hanoi, people can still find a peaceful, romantic space to enjoy the beauty of nature.
Not only does it have an attractive beauty, the wind chimes also carry many profound meanings. In South American countries, this flower symbolizes new beginnings, faith and hope. Because it blooms at the time of changing seasons, when spring gradually closes to give way to summer days, wind chimes are seen as a sign of change, reminding people of the good things ahead.
The yellow color of the wind chime with its pure beauty
In Vietnam, the wind chimes are not as popular as peach blossoms, apricot blossoms or royal poincianas, but are still loved by many people for their brilliant yellow color and pure beauty. The yellow color of the flower evokes a feeling of warmth and happiness, and also represents luck and prosperity.
If you have the chance, visit the Court area on Hoa Lo Street in the first days of April, immerse yourself in the yellow color of wind chimes and enjoy a peaceful moment in the heart of the capital. Because there are beautiful things that only come for a moment, but their echoes can follow us throughout our lives.
