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In O Cho Dua ward, approximately 250 households on Hang Chao street have hung national and party flags. The 300-meter street is decorated with 600 continuous strings of flags, creating a vibrant scene._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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Not far away, residential group 26 in Ba Dinh ward has also hung flags along Dien Bien Phu street. This is the route the parade will take, and the median strip has been removed in preparation for the celebration._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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Dozens of workers decorate, trim, and replace plants and flower baskets at the Lenin Park on Dien Bien Phu street._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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The Hanoi Press Center is decorated with flags and flowers to celebrate Independence Day._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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Many households on central streets have hung flags of various sizes on their balconies, adding to the festive atmosphere._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
The photo shows 25 conical hats, ranging in size, arranged in the shape of a five-pointed star on a gate. Not only offices and public buildings, but many households, shops, and cafes have also decorated with flags and flowers. Some locations have added lights, creating a dazzling atmosphere and attractive check-in spots for residents and tourists.
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At Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc square, dozens of flags form a prominent wall. Located in the heart of the capital, this area attracts many people and tourists for photos throughout the day._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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Hang Ma street offers various decorative items and souvenirs. For over a month, the street has been bustling and vibrant with flags and flowers, building excitement for Independence Day._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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Dressed in red, holding flags, wearing hats, carrying flowers, and scarves, many people seek out locations with large national flags for photo opportunities._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
On the large windows of the Hanoi Opera House, national and party flags are displayed vertically. In the coming days, thousands of people are expected to gather here to watch the parade.
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Flags adorn the central streets around Hoan Kiem Lake, while traffic congestion persists below._*Ngoc Thanh - Thanh Hai* |
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On weekends, various cultural activities take place around the Hoan Kiem Lake walking street, attracting many residents. On 2/9, Vietnam will hold a celebration and parade to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (A80) at Ba Dinh square, Hanoi. The parade will include a full range of forces, with ground troops, motorized units, air and naval components. Nearly 16,000 people will participate, comprising 43 marching blocks, 18 stationary blocks, and 14 blocks of military and special police vehicles and artillery.
