When the leaves turn yellow, Hanoi is breathtakingly beautiful.
Autumn in Hanoi arrives gently, unexpectedly, like a dream. The streets seem to be adorned with a new coat of yellow and red leaves. Golden leaves fall all over the streets, creating a beautiful natural carpet. The setting sun bathes the ancient houses in golden light, creating a truly romantic scene. Especially noteworthy is the fragrant scent of milk flower blossoms mingled with the smell of damp earth, creating a distinctive autumnal aroma that stirs the heart.
Hanoi residents also immerse themselves in the autumn atmosphere. In the mornings, they often go to parks and Hoan Kiem Lake to exercise and enjoy the fresh air. In the afternoons, families gather together, enjoying warm tea and delicious sticky rice with young rice flakes. Hanoi's autumn is not only a season of nature but also a season of human connection. On autumn afternoons, people often invite each other to stroll through the streets, chat, and share stories of joy and sorrow. A warm, intimate feeling permeates every corner of their hearts.


Hanoi residents also immerse themselves in the autumn atmosphere.
A peaceful street corner with flower carts.
As autumn arrives in Hanoi, it brings with it vibrant flower carts, an indispensable feature of the ancient streets. These carts carry a dazzling array of flowers, from bright yellow chrysanthemums and deep red roses to pure white lilies, gently displaying their beauty under the soft golden sunlight of autumn. The image of flower vendors cycling through the narrow alleys blends seamlessly into the city streets, creating a lively and colorful scene that adds to the romantic and poetic atmosphere of autumn.
Identifying himself as a lover of Hanoi, Pham Quang Tuyen shared: “Flower carts have become a familiar part of Hanoi's streets, gradually becoming a very 'poetic' symbol of the city. Not only in autumn, but with each passing season, these flower carts bring new colors of flowers, along with characteristic images of each season.”
Flower vendors in a variety of colors

Images of flower vendors cycling through narrow alleyways.
When talking about flower carts in Hanoi, you certainly can't ignore the three most characteristic streets: Phan Dinh Phung, Hoang Dieu, and Thanh Nien. People will always be able to take beautiful photos of flower carts when visiting these three streets.
Each flower cart is like a living work of art, carrying the gentle fragrance of nature, spreading throughout the streets. The setting sun shines on the petals, making them shimmer and appear more enchanting. The flower vendors, with their kind smiles, slowly pedal their bicycles, inviting customers. This image evokes a feeling of peace and warmth. Passersby can't help but stop to admire and choose their favorite flowers. This scene brings to mind a Hanoi of the past, peaceful and poetic.
Each float is like a living work of art.


Hanoi's autumn flower carts are not merely a means of transportation but also an integral part of Hanoi's culture. The image of these flower carts has inspired countless poets, writers, painters, and photographers. Hanoi's autumn wouldn't be complete without these flower carts. They symbolize a Hanoi that is both old-fashioned, simple, and yet modern. Therefore, Hanoi's autumn with its flower carts has quickly become a beautiful picture, stirring the hearts of many. If you have the chance to visit Hanoi in autumn, don't forget to visit the streets lined with flower carts; you're sure to have an unforgettable experience.
Along with the vibrant images of Hanoi's autumn flower floats, there are also the gentle girls of the capital city in traditional ao dai dresses, holding bouquets of flowers, standing beside the colorful floats, creating a romantic and poetic scene. These stunning photos of the flower floats are widely shared on social media, attracting the attention of tourists both domestic and international. This not only helps promote tourism but also contributes to preserving the traditional cultural beauty of Hanoi. These photos are not only visually appealing but also carry profound meaning about traditional culture.


The images of those flower-decorated floats have become a source of inspiration.
"I usually use my Fujifilm camera, but there are moments when I choose to use my phone for faster operation. I mainly take photos based on emotion, so the technical aspect is usually not my top priority. However, one important factor that everyone should pay attention to in order to get beautiful pictures is lighting."
To capture moments of flower vendors, I often strike up conversations, asking them about their lives and work. This helps them feel more natural and comfortable when I point my camera at them. To get beautiful photos of flower carts, I think you should first prepare yourself to be relaxed and enjoy every moment. In addition, choosing the right time to shoot is also very important: early morning to avoid crowds or at sunset. The weather is also a factor to consider for beautiful pictures,” Pham Quang Tuyen advised.


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