The purple crape myrtle tree-lined road - a stunning check-in spot in Vinh City.

PV May 13, 2022 08:43

(Baonghean.vn) - With its long rows of purple crape myrtle trees blooming profusely in early summer, Phung Chi Kien road running along the North Canal is now a popular check-in spot attracting many locals and tourists returning to Vinh City.

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Along with the vibrant red of the flamboyant tree, the brilliant purple of the crape myrtle also heralds the arrival of summer. In Vinh City, crape myrtle trees are planted along many streets, but the most prominent is Phung Chi Kien Street, running along the North Canal, with approximately 100 trees currently in full bloom. (Photo: PV)
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The crape myrtle trees along this street were planted by the Department of Science and Technology with funding to create a highlight for the city. 100 crape myrtle trees were planted along a 1km stretch starting in 2017. Every summer, the crape myrtle trees bloom, adding a romantic touch to the North Canal. Photo: PV
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For those who appreciate beauty, the crape myrtle is like a shy and graceful young woman, her purple dress gliding through the hot summer, leaving a special mark on dreamy souls. Photo: PV
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The crape myrtle trees cast their shadows over the North Canal, creating a romantic scene. Photo: PV
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The flowering season begins from the end of April to mid-June each year during the summer. Each flower has 6 petals, each about 2 to 3.5 cm long. The crape myrtle blooms during the season of farewells for schoolchildren, creating a melancholic atmosphere filled with memories of parting. (Photo: PV)
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These days, Phung Chi Kien street attracts many locals and tourists who return to capture memorable moments beside the crape myrtle trees. Photo: PV
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This tree-lined road promises to offer a new tourist attraction with romantic photo opportunities for visitors. Photo: PV

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