Colorful flags and lanterns welcome Tet in the Western region of Nghe An

Xuan Hoang - Quang An• January 30, 2021 08:53

(Baonghean.vn) - The roads are brilliant with bright red flags and rows of neatly arranged flagpoles erected along both sides of the road... are impressive images when traveling to the Western region of Nghe An during the days before Tet.

The Tet atmosphere has returned to the western districts of Nghe An. On National Highway 48, passing through the districts of Quy Hop, Quy Chau, and Que Phong, Tet poles have appeared, creating a brilliant scene and a festive atmosphere for the coming of Tet. Photo: Quang An

In the joyful and excited atmosphere welcoming the 13th National Congress of the Party, many roads in the Western region of Nghe An were decorated with red flags with yellow stars. In the photo: Chau Hoi suspension bridge, Chau Hoi commune, Quy Chau district is hung with bright red national flags. Photo: Xuan Hoang

In Chau Kim commune, Que Phong district, the brilliant national flags were erected in straight rows, creating a festive atmosphere to celebrate the Party, welcome Spring, and welcome the New Year for local people. Photo: Xuan Hoang

In Kim Son town, Que Phong district, besides flags and flowers, lanterns attached to Tet poles are also a highlight that cannot be missed when coming to the mountain town. To have sparkling roads to welcome Tet is the contribution and consensus of the Kim Son town People's Committee and the majority of people. Photo: Quang An

At Tan Hung 1 block, Tan Lac town, Quy Chau district, people arrange their time to join hands to raise the flagpole to welcome Tet. Photo: Quang An

It is known that each completed pole costs about 700,000 VND. People voluntarily contributed money and decorated it together, both beautifying the road and creating an atmosphere of celebrating the Party and Spring. Photo: Xuan Hoang

One of the most notable features of this occasion in Tan Lac town is the row of lanterns stretching about 1km. Photo: Quang An

It is known that these lanterns were built by people on both sides of the street pooling money and effort at a cost of tens of millions of dong. Photo: Quang An

Mr. Ngo Xuan Vien in Block 2, Tan Lac Town (Quy Chau) said: When the neighborhood launched the street decoration campaign to welcome Tet, we responded immediately because it not only created a sparkling scene but also strengthened the neighborhood relationship. Photo: Xuan Hoang