Kien Giang province leaders cut the ribbon to inaugurate a mai tree road shaped like a map of Vietnam with the theme "Quintessence of Vietnamese Tet", serving tourists and locals to come and take pictures.
On the morning of February 4, at the Northwest urban area (Rach Gia City, Kien Giang), many tourists and locals came to take photos along the apricot and peach blossom road shaped like the map of Vietnam.
With the theme "Quintessence of Vietnamese Tet", the apricot street above is designed very eye-catchingly and elaborately with tens of thousands of apricot and peach branches and miniature scenes recreating the Tet atmosphere of the three regions of Vietnam, including: the calligrapher area, the thatched house area selling traditional cakes, straw rolls, conical hats, lanterns interspersed with many unique culinary spaces imbued with the cultural life of Vietnamese people.
Ms. Nguyen Xuan Kieu - a resident of Rach Gia City - said that the apricot blossom road for the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin in 2024 is very unique and beautiful. The miniature landscapes and decorative areas clearly show the national identity and speak of the unity of the army and people from North to South.
"I find the apricot blossom road shaped like a map of Vietnam very prosperous, representing reunion. Especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnamese people returned to a new life and welcomed a new spring of joy and warmth," Ms. Kieu happily said.
Young people wearing new clothes take souvenir photos on the apricot road
Ms. Pham Thi Nhu Phuong - General Director of CIC Group - informed about the apricot road in the shape of a map of Vietnam with the theme "Quintessence of Vietnamese Tet", the design unit and the idea to fully express the Tet flavor of the Vietnamese people. The apricot road above has a scale of 2,800m 2 , length of 155m (investment cost of about 3 billion VND). This will be a check-in and spring travel location attracting people during Tet holidays.
"Not only do we want to recreate the Vietnamese Tet atmosphere, we also want to introduce the beauty of Vietnamese national identity and affirm the sacred territorial sovereignty of the Fatherland to tourists," Ms. Phuong emphasized.
With an area of 2,800m² and a length of 155m, the mai road shaped like a map of Vietnam in the Northwest urban area (Rach Gia City, Kien Giang) promises to be a beautiful and meaningful check-in spot for tourists.
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