Vietnamese women gather Lotus rice' to add flavor to green tea

Vietnamese women take out what looks like white rice grain from lotus flowers gathered near Tay Ho (West Lake) in Hanoi in May 2015 for mixing with green tea leaves to give them a lotus flavor. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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