Inspired by the forest of red maple leaves in the Republic of Korea and Canada, a bright red maple leaf path has just appeared in Thach Cau (Long Bien, Hanoi), fascinating the people of the capital (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
Only about 3km from the center of Hanoi, this place owns a space similar to the context of a Korean movie (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
The line of trees is 80m long with 30 trees, of which 24 trees are 13m high and 6 are 18m high (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
The owner of the road said it was inspired by red maple forests in the Republic of Korea and Canada (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
In fact, this is not a real tree because the maple leaves are very difficult to live in tropical climate like Vietnam (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
However, the artists who create the garden have tried to bring the most real space possible (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
However, the artists who create the garden have tried to bring the most real space possible (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
This is considered an indispensable destination in Hanoi in this fall (Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
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(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
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(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
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(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
(Photo: The Dai/Vietnam+)
Dreamy red maple tree path in Hanoi
Not having to cross border, visitors and Hanoi locals still can immerse themselves in the maple pathways filled with red leaves that make it seem like a Korean movie.
