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Northern homes come alive with peach blossoms while southern ones glow with yellow apricot flowers. Besides, Vietnamese people also decorate their houses and offices with kumquat trees on the occasion ...

The streets, including New Bridge Road, Eu Tong Sen Street, South Bridge Road, and Upper Cross Street are adorned with glowing lanterns and decorations, including an 8-metre-tall Tree of ... of ...

Often confused with Japanese Cherry blossoms, Bengaluru's Tabebuia Rosea trees are not native to the city but they have become a familiar sight that citizens look forward to every year.