When the purple color of the Northwest captivates the youth

Northwest symbol in full bloom in the capital

The Ban flower not only has pure beauty but also contains profound cultural values. For the Thai people in the Northwest, this flower is a symbol of love, filial piety and gratitude. Now, in the heart of the capital, this purple color brings a miniature corner of the Northwest, captivating many people and tourists.

The appearance of the Bauhinia flowers has become an ideal meeting place for photography enthusiasts. Many young people wear Thai ethnic costumes, immersing themselves in the natural space to capture impressive moments. Colorful dresses, charming Pieu scarves or traditional dances make the picture of the flower season more vivid.

The elegant and pure beauty of the Bauhinia flower makes many people fascinated.

Ms. Cam Lan, a Thai ethnic person from Dien Bien shared: "Hoa ban in Thai means sweet flower. It is not only beautiful but also reminds me of my homeland, of my childhood memories in the mountains and forests of the Northwest."

Ms. Cam Lan (in pink shirt) said: Hoa ban in Thai language means sweet flower.

The white and purple colors of the Bauhinia flowers not only create a poetic beauty for the streets of Hanoi but also bring the feeling of being lost in a highland village. Every time a gentle breeze blows, the fragile petals fall, covering the sidewalk with a gentle purple layer, evoking a scene that is both romantic and nostalgic.

Connecting Northwest culture in the heart of Hanoi

Not only stopping at enjoying flowers and taking photos, the season of Bauhinia flowers is also an opportunity for Hanoians to better understand the culture of the Northwest. The xoè dances, the sounds of the khen, and the đàn tính resounding in the streets seem to bring people back to the distant but fascinating land of the Northwest.

Mr. Kha Van Thuong, Head of the Thai ethnic student group in Hanoi, shared: "Every Thai child far from home carries in their hearts the nostalgia for the Northwest. When seeing the Ban flowers blooming in the heart of Hanoi, we feel like we are reliving the days in our homeland. This is also an opportunity for us to promote our ethnic culture to friends from all over the world."

The event of taking photos with the Bauhinia flowers is not only an opportunity for Hanoi youth to experience the beauty of nature but also a bridge to help the Thai ethnic community in the capital become more connected. They bring traditional costumes, dances and typical music, contributing to creating a unique cultural space in the middle of the city.

Ban flowers are likened to the pure beauty of mountain girls.

The appearance of Bauhinia flowers not only beautifies the landscape but also becomes a poetic highlight for Hanoi's spring. Each photo taken next to Bauhinia flowers is not only a memory but also a way to preserve and honor the beauty of nature and national culture.

In the hustle and bustle of the capital, the Bauhinia flowers are a reminder of the value of nature, of simple but meaningful things. In the heart of Hanoi, Bauhinia flowers not only bring beauty to the streets but also contribute to enriching the country's colorful cultural picture.

By Quan