Fireworks Illuminate Vietnam, Welcoming Lunar New Year of the Dragon
Vietnamese citizens across the country gathered outdoors and eagerly watched as vibrant fireworks illuminated the night sky, heralding the arrival of the auspicious lunar New Year of the Dragon.
The firework displays last for a total of 15 minutes with nine high-range shows and 23 low-range displays taking place.
A firework show at Ho Guom (Sword Lake) on Lunar New Year’s Eve
Fireworks at the Dragon Bridge in the central coastal city of Da Nang
The Dragon Bridge is an ideal place to take in the special beauty of Da Nang at night and enjoy the outstanding performances that are unique in Vietnam.
Large crowds of people have gathered at the firework venues in Ho Chi Minh City to celebrate the lunar New Year of the Dragon.
Authorities of the southern metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City has decided to increase the number of venues hosting fireworks displays on the upcoming Lunar New Year’s Eve to 11, an increase from last year’s eight.
The shows last for 15 minutes from February 9 midnight to 12:15 a.m. on February 10 – the first day of the Year of Dragon.
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