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The proclamation of Vietnam’s independence from France by President Ho Chi Minh on September 2, 1945, in Ba Dinh Square, marked a pivotal moment in the nation’s history. This historic event, witnessed in the heart of Hanoi, laid the foundation for the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and has since been celebrated as the country’s most significant national holiday. In anticipation of this momentous occasion, the streets of Hanoi come alive with vibrant decorations and patriotic fervor. Approximately one week prior, the city transforms into a sea of red, with flags, banners, and flowers adorning homes and downtown areas. The atmosphere buzzes with excitement as residents prepare to commemorate the 79th anniversary of Vietnam’s Independence Day in 2024. Duy Khanh, from The Hanoi Times , captures the essence of these colorful streets in his vivid descriptions. The following images offer a glimpse into the festive atmosphere that envelops Hanoi ahead of Independence Day. On the fa...

Vietnamese travelers are keen to maximize their Independence Day long weekend, and Hanoi is one of the top destinations for this celebratory break. A beautiful Vietnamese woman in an elegant ao dai , the country’s traditional dress, graces a street in Hanoi with her presence. Photo: Nguyen Van Huu According to Booking.com ‘s recent report, which offers insights into the travel plans of Vietnamese citizens for the upcoming national holiday from August 31 to September 3, 2024, Hanoi is among the top ten most sought-after destinations in the country. Hanoi: A Melding of Ancient Traditions and Modern Vibes As Varun Grover, Country Head for Vietnam at Booking.com , describes, Hanoi, the cosmopolitan northern capital, is a vibrant city with bustling night markets, narrow trade streets, and serene Buddhist temples. The city captivates with its unique blend of historical and contemporary attractions. “Hanoi is also recognized as one of Asia’s most dynamic cities, exuding a ...