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Dizzy with red flowers blossoming in the suburbs of Hanoi


In March, the people living in the countryside in the North of Vietnam to admire the enchanting beauty of the red flowers blooming flowers.

For the past few years, photography enthusiasts have often told each other about a place to have a flower pot in the outskirts of Hanoi. It is An My commune of My Duc district, located more than 30 km from the city center.
The best place to hunt for beautiful pictures is the long-running rice flume along the ditch of Doan Nuoc village (An My commune). Every March, this place is full of people to admire the beauty of the flowers blooming red flowers in the sky.
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Peaceful scene of a village in the North Delta.
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The rice is reddish in all the trees.
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The mesmerizing beauty of the flowering rice is always endlessly inspired by photography.
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A long running flower tree in Doan Nuoc village.
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Fluffy red flowers in the sky.
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The moments that city people seldom enjoy.
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Charming long dress with rice flower side.
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Flowers of rice also called other flowers.

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