In the lead-up to Vietnam’s National Day on September 2nd, Hang Ma Street, Hanoi’s premier toy market, has transformed into a sea of national flags and festive decorations. This vibrant atmosphere has drawn crowds eager to shop and immerse themselves in the celebratory spirit.

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, the residents of Dien Bien province in northern Vietnam have crafted a unique tribute—the “National Flag Road.” This striking installation features hundreds of vibrant red flags adorned with golden stars, lining a pathway that winds through the picturesque Muong Thanh rice fields.

On September 2nd, Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi became the epicenter of a historic celebration as Vietnam marked its 80th National Day. Alongside the nation’s military, police, and civilian contingents, the parade proudly featured foreign troops from Russia, China, Laos, and Cambodia, adding a remarkable international dimension to the event. This unique collaboration showcased solidarity and camaraderie, leaving an indelible mark on the festivities.

On the evening of September 2nd, tens of thousands gathered at fireworks displays in Hanoi, Hue, and Ho Chi Minh City. Waving national flags and cheering beneath skies illuminated with vibrant colors, they celebrated the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day.

Over 2,000 participants from 13 diverse civic, cultural, and artistic groups gathered at My Dinh National Stadium on August 20 for a grand rehearsal. This event marked the preparation for a spectacular military parade and civic march, honoring Vietnam’s 80th National Day on September 2.