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Spring sunshine on Vong Canh Hill

HNN.VN - The spring afternoon sunshine on Vong Canh Hill convers the landscape with a golden glow, filtering through the whispering pine canopies and stretching silent shadows across the ground. A gentle breeze drifts by, carrying the fragrance of grass and trees along with the mild and damp scent of the winding Perfume River below.

Heading to Quang Dien to watch Thu Le village wrestling festivalClosing of the At Ty Spring Festival 2025Working through the Lunar New Year to serve patientsIn celebration of the Party and welcoming the Spring in the “New” City“Highlights” in the first days of the Spring of the Snake

From above, Hue appears like a gentle ink painting, where the moss-covered rooftops of ancient houses blend harmoniously with the fresh greenery of spring.

The rows of giant crepe-myrtle and flamboyant trees along the riverbanks are beginning to sprout, promising a vibrant blooming season. The cheerful chirping of birds blends with the distant sound of dragon boats gliding gently on the river, creating a soothing symphony of nature. The atmosphere carries a hint of nostalgia, yet it is also filled with the vitality of a changing land.

Hue News would like to introduce to readers a series of photos of a spring afternoon on Vong Canh Hill taken by Mr. Le Huy Hoang Hai, a photographer:

 The flower garden on Vong Canh Hill blooming brilliantly under the spring sunshine 
Visitors taking commemorative photos at the purple Vong Canh forest watchtower, a new highlight on the hill 
  The newly renovated green space on Vong Canh Hill
 The forest watchtower of Hue City’s ranger force on Vong Canh Hill is repainted in Hue’s signature purple, serving as a scenic viewpoint for visitors
  The walking path leading from the foot to the top of the hill is paved with stone, forming a series of steps
 Iron and wooden arches are created for visitors to enjoy the view
The children are delighting in playing under the spring sunshine 
 Young people taking commemorative photos in the space filled with spring sunshine on Vong Canh Hill
 Vong Canh Hill is a popular spot for families to choose as a picnic destination during the new year’s days
 The peaceful atmosphere of the Perfume River in the spring afternoon can be viewed from Vong Canh Hill
 The gentle spring sunshine stretches across Vong Canh Hill, covering a golden hue on each leaf canopy and blade of grass. The distant Perfume River sparks like a soft silk ribbon, embracing the serene and gentle beauty of Hue
Young people enjoy posing along the path through the pine forest on Vong Canh Hill 
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