Young people flock to check in on Tet flower street in 'rich area' of Ho Chi Minh City

TPO - Although it has not yet opened, since noon, many young people have come to take photos with the mascot of the year of the Snake on the road leading straight to Anh Sao Bridge in Phu My Hung Urban Area (District 7, Ho Chi Minh City). The flower street with many colorful miniatures is open to visitors from January 23 to February 1.

The Welcome Spring Gate is bright red and yellow. On the gate, the theme is prominently displayed, along with hundreds of bright red lucky money envelopes, welcoming visitors.

The stylized snake image Linh xa dai phu of the year At Ty 2025 appeared on the flower street with a height of nearly 6 meters, a length of 26 meters, stylized in the art of paper folding, bringing a friendly and close feeling. According to the Organizing Committee, the mascot stands tall as if sending wishes for wealth and prosperity at the beginning of the year.

This year, Mr. Tuan Kiet and Ms. Bao Chau (Phu Nhuan district) decided to rent Nhat Binh shirts to capture beautiful moments with Linh Xa Dai Phu.

"Every year, my family and I come here to take souvenir photos. I think this year's mascot is magnificent with vibrant colors and a beautiful stylized design." - Mr. Nguyen Van Loc shared.

Spring Melody miniature scene, with bamboo arches simulating music staffs, wind chimes, lanterns next to colorful musical note symbols, brings joyful sounds and bustling images.

The most attractive to young people is probably the chrysanthemum field.

The highlight that clearly shows the theme of Phu My Hung Flower Street Tet At Ty is the cluster of miniature landscapes of North - Central - South reunion with architectural models representing the 3 regions: Turtle Tower, Ngo Mon Gate and Ben Thanh Market.

Starlight Bridge is also decorated to welcome spring.

Photography and Ao Dai rental services are also available to serve visitors.

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