Following recent approval by the Da Nang government, spring flower streets in the city open until February 24 (the 15th day of the 1st lunar month) instead of February 19 (the 10th day of the first lunar month) as previous plan.
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| Quite a large number of people and tourists visited spring flower streets in the city on February 15 (the 6th day of the first lunar month). |
The extension of the operating time of such flower streets provides an opportunity for many people from other provinces and tourists to enjoy the spring atmosphere after the Tet holiday.
Ms. Le Thi Y Nhi hailing from Quang Binh Province said that she just returned to Da Nang after a home visit to celebrate Tet with her parents. She took the advantage of the favourable weather conditions to go to flower streets to take Tet photos.
Mr. Vo Tuan Kiet from Quang Binh Province who has just returned to work in Da Nang, said that he and his co-workers visited Bach Dang and Tran Hung Dao flower streets to save beautiful moments in the first days of the new lunar year.
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| The flower streets serving the Lunar New Year of the Dragon is open from February 7 - 19. However, to meet the public needs of sightseeing and enjoying spring, the city has a policy of adding more sources of fresh flowers, maintaining care and extending service time until February 24. |
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| A large number of visitors to spring flower streets on Thursday (the 6th day of Tet). |
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| Taking advantage of nice weather, people take check-in photos at flower streets on the 6th day of Tet |
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| Girls dress up in graceful 'ao dai' going for a stroll along the Bach Dang flower street. |
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| In the cold weather, many parents still take the opportunity to take their children to check-in at flower streets |
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| Children dress up in 'ao dai' to pose for Tet photos at the Bach Dang flower street. |
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| The majestic Dragon mascot on Tran Hung Dao Street attracts a large number of tourists to admire and take photos. |
Reporting by BAO LAM - Translating by M.DUNG
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