Vinh City shines brightly on New Year's Eve 2021 (Year of the Ox).
(Baonghean.vn) - With no fireworks or gatherings, on New Year's Eve 2021, Vinh City was adorned with the shimmering beauty of lights and a rare tranquility.
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| On New Year's Eve in previous years, Truong Thi Street (the section bordering Ho Chi Minh Square) was always packed with people watching the fireworks. This year, however, there is very little traffic. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| The sidewalks of Nguyen Tat Thanh Park are decorated with a dazzling and impressive lighting system, yet very few people visit to take pictures. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| Decorative structures at the side entrance of Nguyen Tat Thanh Park. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| The stretch of road next to Nguyen Tat Thanh Park has a dazzling beauty. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| The decorative lanterns at the main entrance of Nguyen Tat Thanh Park are a characteristic and familiar image during the Lunar New Year. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| Some people took the opportunity to stroll around and take photos with these brightly decorated structures; however, compared to previous years, the number of visitors was much lower due to concerns about the pandemic. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| The rows of trees adorned with LED lights along Nguyen Sy Sach Street cast their reflections onto the canal, creating a truly impressive scene. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| The decorations on the pedestrian street along Ho Tung Mau road are divided into many different themes. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| With the lighting, the colors of the trees and flowers, and the creative designs, these structures possess a beauty that is both modern and traditional. Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| Spring flower displays bring new life to Vinh city on the eve of the Lunar New Year (Year of the Ox). Photo: Diep Thanh |
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| Taking a stroll around Vinh City during the transition between seasons will surely give you a very different feeling about the city you live in. Photo: Diep Thanh |
