Vietnam is expected to hold the largest-ever rose festival on March 3-8 in capital Hanoi. The festival taking place in a park in downtown Hanoi will draw participation of over 300 rose species.

Visitors will have chance to enjoy beauty of large rose bushes in antique European-style domes, as well as various rose masterpieces like "Castle of Love," "Dating Wall," and "Love's Garden of Roses" among others.
A series of activities will be held in the event, including a street festival, a contest to choose "Rose Queen," a street demonstration of circus artists and flora floats among others.
The festival is held by the Bulgarian embassy in Hanoi and the Vietnam-Bulgaria Friendship Association.
The event is expected to become one of the most anticipated flower festivals in Vietnam, especially after the resort town of Da Lat in the Central Highlands last month canceled its first cherry blossom festival as the trees did not flower as expected.
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