Vietnam’s National Day Celebrations Light Up the Sky
Despite the evening rain, thousands gathered at various locations across Hanoi to witness a spectacular fireworks display, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the August Revolution and Vietnam’s National Day (September 2, 1945 – September 2, 2015).
The festivities featured synchronized fireworks at five iconic sites: Sword Lake, Unification Park, My Dinh National Stadium, Nguyen Hoang Ton Park in Tay Ho District, and Van Quan Lake in Ha Dong District.
By Tran Thanh Giang
Experiencing fireworks amidst the rain created unforgettable memories for locals and visitors alike.
The night sky erupted in a dazzling display of fireworks.
A vibrant canvas of colors painted the Hanoi sky.
Sword Lake became a focal point during the celebration.
Rain couldn’t dampen the spirits as the fireworks captivated the audience.
Each fireworks display lasted a thrilling 15 minutes.
At 9 PM, fireworks simultaneously illuminated five locations.
Crowds filled Hanoi’s streets to celebrate Vietnam’s National Day.
A breathtaking fireworks performance marked the national celebration.
Multiple venues hosted simultaneous fireworks shows.
Hanoians witnessed a fireworks spectacle unlike any in recent years.
Sword Lake shimmered with lights and fireworks brilliance.
Colorful fireworks transformed Sword Lake into a magical scene.
