Some 7,000 people joined the cycling event at the Hanoi Lotus Festival 2024.

About 7,000 riders took part in a cycling festival as part of the ongoing Hanoi Lotus Festival 2024 in Tay Ho District, Hanoi today (July 14).
Bike parade in the green cycling event. Photo: Van Nhi/The Hanoi Times |
Themed "Tay Ho Lotus Color", the green bike ride is the largest event of its kind in Vietnam.
This remarkable activity not only celebrates the Hanoi Lotus Festival but also introduces OCOP products associated with the northern mountain culture in 2024.
A dragon dance opens the cycling event. Photo: Van Nhi/The Hanoi Times |
The riders included residents from the eight wards of Tay Ho District, members of bicycle clubs from Dong Anh, Hoan Kiem, Dong Da, Ba Dinh, Long Bien, Cau Giay, Bac Tu Liem, and Nam Tu Liem wards, sports bicycle clubs, and high school students.
The teams were divided into groups and gathered at eight locations around the West Lake, such as Lac Long Quan Flower Garden, West Lake Flower Valley, Tay Ho Palace, Thang Loi Hotel, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Nguyen Dinh Thi Flower Garden, Van Cao - Trich Sai Intersection, and Lac Long Quan Coconut Ridge Street.
A sky-gliding performance at the event. Photo: Van Nhi/The Hanoi Times |
Nguyen Dinh Khuyen, Chairman of the Tay Ho District People's Committee, emphasized that the participation of 7,000 cyclists around West Lake had fostered a spirit of solidarity.
The event brought together people from different places and units in Hanoi, promoting unity and environmental awareness, he said.
Nguyen Dinh Khuyen, Chairman of the Tay Ho District People's Committee, delivers his opening speech. Photo: Van Nhi/The Hanoi Times |
It served as a call for everyone to join hands in protecting the environment and making life greener, Khuyen added.
This collective effort underscores the community's commitment to environmental sustainability and cultural celebration, the chairman said.
At the ceremony, Chairman Nguyen Dinh Khuyen thanked the units, sponsors and enterprises, especially the Jeep Bicycle Company, for their support in organizing the Bicycle Festival.
Sponsors are commended for their contribution to the event. Photo: Van Nhi/The Hanoi Times |
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