The city of Vinh is filled with emotion during the season when the trees change their leaves.
Nguyen Dao•February 13, 2025 15:01
As the Indian almond and sandalwood trees shed their leaves, revealing their slender trunks and branches, they bring a unique beauty to Vinh city.
Vinh City has many types of shade trees, including the sandalwood tree. After the Lunar New Year, the sandalwood trees shed all their leaves, revealing a unique beauty along Nguyen Sy Sach Street. Photo: Nguyen Dao The rows of sandalwood trees, once lush with green leaves and vibrant yellow flowers, are now thin and bare, yet possess an indescribable beauty. Photo: Nguyen DaoThe bare branches reach towards the sky, catching the sun and wind, accumulating more life force. Photo: Nguyen Dao The crape myrtle trees in Vinh are also like that; their leaves are dry and gray this season. Some trees are preparing to shed their leaves to welcome new buds. Photo: Nguyen Dao After a season of vibrant purple blossoms, the crape myrtle fruits form and now dry on the branches. These dried fruit-laden branches also evoke a sense of nostalgia. Photo: Nguyen Dao On Nguyen Van Cu Street, alongside the bare trees, a few clusters of green leaves are beginning to sprout. Nguyen Van Cu Street is a newly renovated street in Vinh City. Photo: Nguyen Dao.A few leaves of the Terminalia catappa tree are turning bright red, preparing for the spring leaf-changing season. Photo: Nguyen DaoAfter Tet, people return to work as usual, and the streets change with the seasons, each season bringing a different color of flowers and leaves, evoking relaxation and nostalgia. Photo: Nguyen Dao. The rows of coconut and mango trees along Truong Thi Street remain lush and green; in the summer, these trees provide shade and a relaxing spot for city dwellers. Photo: Nguyen DaoIn just a short time, the city's trees and foliage will flourish and turn green again, and the mango blossoms will prepare for their summer bloom. The city will once again be adorned with new colors. Photo: Mango blossoms on Truong Thi Street, Vinh City. Photo: Nguyen Dao.
