Sua flowers (scientifically known as Dalbergia tonkinensis) often bloom during the seasonal change from winter to spring. This year, due to extreme weather conditions, the flowers bloomed earlier. Blooming in clusters, each Sua flower has a size of 7-9 mm with a light fragrance. Unlike other flowers, Sua flowers are in full bloom once a year, lasting about a week. Hanoi currently has more than 1,400 Sua trees along the streets of Tran Hung Dao, Thanh Nien, Giang Vo Lake and Thong Nhat Park.

In March, along the streets in Hanoi, visitors can smell the lovely fragrance of pomelo flowers from small street hawkers. The white flower gives out a mild and pure fragrance. Hanoians often buy pomelo flowers to put on the altar's incense burners, make tea, cook sweet soup and wash their hair.

Ban flowers (scientifically known as Bauhinia Variegata) is one of the symbols of the Northwest region. Bauhinia Variegata plants are seen in hills and mountains in the provinces of Son La and Dien Bien. Visitors can enjoy the flower season when driving on roads in these two localities. This year's Ban Flower Festival was canceled due to the pandemic. In Hanoi, the flower trees are often grown in the compound of President Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum and roads such as Dien Bien Phu, Thanh Nien and Tran Phu.

Gao (Bombax ceiba) flowers are often seen in ancient villages in the Northern delta. The tree is also grown at gateways of villages or in the middle of a field. During the flowering season, Bombax ceiba trees shed their leaves before blooming, creating a striking red color in the sky. The flowering season lasts nearly a month and fades before the young leaves grow. Gao (Bombax ceiba) flowers are also known as Moc Mien or Po Lang. Many other localities are also famous for their flowers, such as Ha Giang (along Nho Que river), Son La, Thua Thien - Hue and Quang Ngai.

Da Lat, the tourism capital city of Lam Dong province, Vietnam, is the most beautiful, attractive, and romantic in March, the month of purple flamboyant blossoms. This is also the only locality in Vietnam that plants the flower trees along its streets. The flamboyant flowers are in full bloom along Nguyen Thi Minh Khai street, leading to Da Lat market and other destinations such as Xuan Huong Lake, Truc Lam Zen Monastery and Love Valley.

Coffee flowers blossom three times a year from December to March. Each lasts from seven to ten days. Many places grow coffee trees, but Pleiku city (Gia Lai province) and Buon Ma Thuot city (Dak Lak province) are home to the trees. Coffee flowers often bloom in clusters with a pure fragrance.