How to choose a good spot to watch the fireworks on the evening of January 23rd at My Dinh Stadium.

Details of the fireworks display celebrating the successful conclusion of the 14th National Congress of the Party.

The art program celebrating the success of the 14th Party Congress will take place at 8 PM on January 23rd at My Dinh National Stadium, combined with a special fireworks display, attracting great attention from the public.

The show was structured into three acts, each featuring low-altitude fireworks (fountains and pyrotechnics) integrated into the artistic performances, before concluding with a 15-minute high-altitude fireworks display that created a climax for the entire program.

The fireworks displays were positioned on the roof of My Dinh Stadium and in the area inside the gate bordering Le Quang Dao - Le Duc Tho streets, allowing the fireworks effect to spread in an arc around the stadium.

According to the organizers, a total of approximately 10,000 fireworks will be used, including 4,600 high-altitude fireworks, 950 fountains, and 4,400 pyrotechnic fireworks tubes. This scale is about four times larger than many previous fireworks events in Hanoi.

High-altitude fireworks are launched at heights ranging from 110 to 200 meters, with a maximum radius of approximately 150 meters. Around grandstand B, pyrotechnic fireworks are positioned at heights from 50 to 90 meters, with the fountains reaching heights of around 50–60 meters.

Suggested good spots to watch fireworks on the evening of January 23rd.

To fully observe both high-altitude fireworks and low-altitude pyrotechnics, people can choose from the following areas:

• The area around Le Quang Dao and Le Duc Tho streets (outside the restricted zone)This is the ideal location to observe the high-altitude fireworks while still clearly seeing the pyrotechnic effects launched from the stadium roof.

• Routes leading to Stand B at My Dinh Stadium.Ideal for viewing fireworks displays up close, allowing you to fully appreciate the light, sound, and spray effects.

• The area halfway down Le Duc Tho street, near the clock tower and towards the Aquatic Sports Complex.With an unobstructed view, it's easy to capture the trajectory of high-altitude fireworks with their wide spread radius.

• High, open areas in the My Dinh - Me Tri urban areaSuitable for those who want to observe the fireworks from a high vantage point without crowds.

People are advised to arrive at least 60 minutes early, follow the instructions of the authorities, and choose a safe location to fully enjoy this special fireworks display.

The best spots to watch the fireworks around My Dinh Stadium on the evening of January 23rd.

Apartment buildings, hotels, and office buildings with views overlooking My Dinh Stadium can all watch the fireworks display. Some locations considered to have the best viewing angles include:

high-rise buildingssuch as The Emerald, MHDI CT5–CT6 (Dinh Thon Street); two MHDI buildings at the intersection of Le Duc Tho and Tran Huu Duc streets; Sudico (Me Tri Street); 789 apartment building (My Dinh 2 Street); high-rise apartments at The Manor (Me Tri Street); My Dinh – Song Da (Tran Van Lai Street); Vinhomes Skylake (Pham Hung Street); Golden Palace (Me Tri Street); building A of The Matrix One apartment complex (Le Quang Dao Street); and Florence and Iris Garden buildings (Tran Huu Duc Street).

The hotel rooms are on the upper floors.From the Sheraton Hanoi West (Le Duc Tho Street) and Keangnam Landmark 72 (Pham Hung Street), facing My Dinh Stadium, you can clearly see the fireworks. However, taking photos or videos may be limited due to colored glass and reflections.

Some office buildingsBuildings such as Viettel, Agribank, and the headquarters of the Vietnam Football Federation, especially those on the upper floors, are also considered favorable spots for watching the fireworks due to their spacious areas and wide views.

In addition, the area around My Dinh Square, including Le Quang Dao, Le Duc Tho streets and the side streets near the Aquatic Sports Palace, will all offer views of the fireworks.

However, for security reasons, roads directly in front of the stadium will be blocked off; residents and visitors are only allowed to stand at a minimum distance of approximately 500 meters from the stadium.

On the streets behind the stadium, such as Nguyen Van Giap, Do Xuan Hop, and Phuc Dien, fireworks are still visible, but the viewing angles and lighting effects are not as good as in the area in front of the stadium.

Several remote viewing points, such as Cau Giay regulating lake park and the area near the Hanoi Children's Palace, are also considered suitable options due to their unobstructed views.

These are all public spaces that are being renovated, making it convenient for people to watch the fireworks in a comfortable and safe atmosphere.