A spectacular art program commemorating the 70th anniversary of Hanoi’s Liberation Day will take place on October 10, 2024, at 8:00 p.m. at the My Dinh National Stadium. Expected to draw a crowd of 25,000 people, the event celebrates a pivotal moment in Hanoi’s history, marking the end of colonialism in this ancient city.
Titled “Hanoi – The City of Peace – The City of Flying Dragon”, the artistic performance will feature a mesmerizing display of drone lights, high- and low-altitude fireworks, and pyrotechnics. According to a plan authorized by Chairman Tran Sy Thanh of the Hanoi People’s Committee, the event will be broadcast live on VTV, bringing the celebration into the homes of viewers nationwide.
| An exhilarating drone performance illuminates the night sky, forming the image of the Dragon, Hanoi’s beloved mascot. Photo: Huy Pham/The Hanoi Times |
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The drone light show, a highlight of the program, will showcase 2,024 drones dancing in unison to create iconic images of Hanoi’s rich heritage. The drones will paint a luminous portrait of the city, depicting landmarks such as the Temple of Literature, Thang Long Bridge, Ngoc Son Temple, and the picturesque The Huc Bridge spanning Hoan Kiem Lake.
| The drone display pays homage to King Ly Cong Uan and his edict from 1010, which marked the transfer of the capital to Hanoi. Photo: Huy Pham/The Hanoi Times |
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The pyrotechnic display, with 800 fireworks shells launched from 24 sites, will illuminate the night sky above the My Dinh Stadium, creating a vibrant spectacle. These festivities aim to evoke a sense of pride and joy among Hanoi’s citizens, honoring the city’s liberation and its enduring legacy.
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The My Dinh National Stadium will serve as the epicentre of the celebrations, hosting a dazzling display of fireworks and attracting thousands of spectators. Photo: Duy Khanh/The Hanoi Times |
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Hanoi’s Liberation Day celebrations will extend beyond this event, with a diverse range of activities taking place across the city. These include contests themed around the anniversary, a film week, literary and art competitions, the Red River Delta Photo Festival, cultural events, sporting activities such as the Hanoi Marathon and dragon boat racing, and festivals celebrating Hanoi’s autumn and traditional attire.
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