In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year, Quang An Flower Market in Hong Ha Ward, Hanoi, becomes a vibrant portrait of spring in the capital. From late evening until dawn, crowds of residents pack the market, bustling to buy flowers for Tet celebrations.
The flowers have made some of the places on the outskirts of Hanoi more photogenic in the last few years, as they bloom profusely.
Red flags, banners, slogans, posters, and large panels have graced the streets of Hanoi as the Lunar New Year approaches.
The communal house, which covers over four hectares, features the traditional architectural style.
Thay Pagoda, one of the earliest sites in Vietnam dedicated to the worship of both Buddha and Saint, contains substantial archaeological and cultural significance.
The installations at historic sites, part of the Hanoi Festival of Creative Design 2024, left the ambassadors’ wives in awe.
