Eight prime spots require arriving early to watch the A80 parade and march.

The list below compiles advantageous locations along the route, allowing people easy access to observe the A80 parade formations up close and capture memorable moments.

Location 1: Hung Vuong - Hang Chao intersection

Near Ba Dinh Square, the starting point of the procession. From here, one can see the formations of forces advancing from the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum area, creating a highly evocative scene.

Location 2: Cua Nam - Trang Thi area

Located on the route through the city center. Spacious area with many elevated viewpoints offering panoramic views of the entire route.

Location 3: Hang Khay - Trang Tien intersection

The street is wide, convenient for movement and photography. The final destination of this route is the area in front of the Grand Theatre, which is ideal for gathering viewers.

Location 4: August Revolution Square - in front of the Grand Theatre

The open space and classic architecture create an impressive backdrop. It's a place that often hosts large events, perfectly meeting the viewing needs of the public.

Location 5: In front of the Stock Exchange - Trang Tien - Phan Chu Trinh intersection

At this important intersection, the convoy proceeded at a slow pace, allowing for careful observation of the formations and details of the various force units.

Location 6: Kim Ma - Nguyen Thai Hoc - Son Tay intersection

Located on the route from Ba Dinh to the city center, this location is convenient for residents in the western part of the city to access and enjoy the event.

Location 7: Kim Ma - Lieu Giai intersection

As a connecting point between the two parade routes, this spacious area provides a convenient space for people to comfortably watch the parade.

Location 8: Lieu Giai - Van Cao route

The final leg of the parade, where the forces complete their journey. The public can fully feel the atmosphere before the event concludes.

In addition to designated viewing points, residents and tourists can stand along the streets to comfortably and safely watch the parade in the directions the procession is moving. Expected busy routes include Nguyen Thai Hoc - Kim Ma - Lieu Giai - Le Duan - Trang Thi - Hang Khay - Ngoc Ha.

List of parade and march routes A80

This year's event is divided into several blocks, moving along 7 specific routes:

Line 1 (ceremonial block):Hung Vuong - Nguyen Thai Hoc - Trang Thi - Hang Khay - Trang Tien - August Revolution Square (Grand Theatre).

Line 2 (military, foreign troops, militia, police):Hung Vuong - Nguyen Thai Hoc - Le Duan - Thong Nhat Park.

Line 3 (Red Flag Block):Hung Vuong - Nguyen Thai Hoc - Kim Ma - Lieu Giai - Van Cao - Quan Ngua Sports Complex.

Line 4 (mobile police - cavalry unit):Le Hong Phong - Ngoc Ha - Botanical Garden.

Line 5 (mass activities, culture, sports):Hung Vuong - Hang Day Stadium.

Route 6 (wheeled vehicle service):Hung Vuong - Tran Phu - Nguyen Tri Phuong - Ministry of National Defense Headquarters (Nguyen Tri Phuong).

Route 7 (wheeled vehicle service):Hung Vuong - Tran Phu - Cua Bac - Nghi Tam - Au Co - Vo Chi Cong - Lang - Giang Vo - Lang Ha - Tran Duy Hung - My Dinh.

Note for residents and tourists

The event starts at 6:30 AM on September 2nd, 2025. Viewers should arrive a few hours early to secure a good spot. Public transportation is preferred as roads such as Nguyen Thai Hoc and Kim Ma are closed from the afternoon of September 1st. Shops and restaurants along the roads are also closed.

Intersections like Trang Tien and Kim Ma are prone to congestion due to high traffic volume, and security forces are strictly managing traffic flow. Wheeled vehicles on routes 6 and 7 move quickly, so pay attention to the time.

Outside the city, residents and tourists can view the city's attractions through more than 200 LED screens at the capital's gateways and public areas such as Hoan Kiem Lake, West Lake, and My Dinh Park, along with hundreds of loudspeakers broadcasting the message.