With a visit to Hanoi’s Yen stream in the autumn, tourists will have a chance to admire a beautiful scene of purple water lilies blooming on the peaceful water.
This stream flows between two mountains for 3km. However, sitting on a boat and enjoying the landscape, tourists may feel the stream is endless.
During the festive season, the stream is full of boats carrying pilgrims who have come to enjoy the landscape of Huong Son Mountain in Perfume Pagoda complex in My Duc District, Hanoi.
Traveling along Yen Stream, tourists pass by landscapes, many of which are named according to their forms.
On the left is Phoenix Mountain. Doi Cheo Mountain looks like an Indian python (Tran). Also on the left are Bung and Voi, two mountains whch have interesting legends.
On the right is Ngu Nhac Mountain in Perfume pagoda with the Trinh Temple where visitors stop and burn incense for the God of the Mountain.
Before reaching Tro Wharf where the tour begins, the boat also passes by the Deo and Phong Su Mountains, Son Thuy Huu Tinh Cave, Trau Cave, Hoi Bridge, and Dau Valley.
If you come here in the autumn (September-November), you will see water lilies in bloom.
It is very quiet and suitable during the autumn for those who want to contemplate a peaceful space.
In the season of water lily, the Yen stream becomes full of fresh pink as an ink-painting. This place is chosen as wedding photoshoot location by many young couples.
Like lotuses, water lily flowers are grown under water in ponds and lakes. Water lily has something more powerful, beautiful and miraculous.
Some photos of the Yen Stream in the fall:
Photo: Zing
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