Hanoi weekend cold weather with scattered humid fog

Hanoi continues to experience rising temperatures accompanied by humid weather.

TPO - The weather in Hanoi on February 20-21 will remain stable with high temperatures, and fog will appear at night and in the morning. During these days, there may be scattered and intermittent periods of rain due to excessive fog.

Car driver knocks motorcyclist down on Hanoi street.

While driving on Phuc La street (Ha Dong district, Hanoi), the car driver suddenly got out of the car and kicked a motorcyclist who was traveling behind him, causing them to fall.

Hanoi experiences a sharp increase in temperature from February 19-20.

TPO - According to forecasts from the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, temperatures in Hanoi will rise in the first few days of next week (February 19-22). There will be more sunny periods during the day, resulting in noticeably warmer daytime temperatures.

The first unique bird market of the new year.

TPO - In the early days of the new year, bird enthusiasts gather at Den Lu Bird Market (Hoang Mai district) to socialize, buy and sell birds, and exchange experiences in caring for their pets.

Thousands of tourists flocked to the Co Loa festival to watch the palanquin procession.

TPO - On the morning of February 15th (the 6th day of the first lunar month), Dong Anh district (Hanoi) held the opening ceremony of the Co Loa Spring Festival 2024, with the participation of delegates from Hanoi city, local people, and thousands of visitors from all over the country.

Men from Thuy Linh village strip naked and pray for spring

TPO - On the afternoon of the 6th day of the Lunar New Year (Year of the Dragon), the traditional ball wrestling festival was held with great fanfare at Thuy Linh village communal house (Linh Nam ward, Hoang Mai district, Hanoi). Young men wrestled and competed with a 18kg wooden ball made of ironwood, creating a lively atmosphere in the spring weather.

Hanoi's weather will be changeable from Valentine's Day and the first working day of the Year of the Dragon.

TPO - The weather in the Northern region of Vietnam has been sunny and warm during the recent Lunar New Year holiday, making it ideal, but Hanoi is preparing for a change. Around February 14th, the area is expected to experience intermittent rain and fog for a few days.

Many tourist attractions in Hanoi are overcrowded, with visitors lining up for hundreds of meters to buy tickets.

On February 13th (the 4th day of the Lunar New Year), several tourist destinations in Hanoi were overwhelmed with tens of thousands of locals and international tourists. Roads surrounding these attractions also experienced localized traffic congestion.

A rare lull in Hanoi's traffic hotspots on the first day of Tet.

TPO - Gone are the days of traffic jams stretching for kilometers during rush hour; the Ring Road 3 and Nguyen Trai Street (Hanoi) were deserted on the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year (Year of the Dragon), with only a few vehicles moving around.

Fireworks light up the sky as Hanoians wish for peace and prosperity in the new year.

TPO - At the stroke of midnight, under a spectacular fireworks display, people in Hanoi wished for the best things to come in the new year.

People crowded together to offer prayers at Tay Ho Temple on New Year's Day.

TPO - Immediately after midnight, thousands of Hanoi residents flocked to Tay Ho Temple (Quang An Ward, Tay Ho District, Hanoi) to offer prayers and wish for a peaceful and happy new year.

In Hanoi on the afternoon of the 30th day of the Lunar New Year, people were still bustling about shopping at the market.

TPO - On the afternoon of the 30th day of the Lunar New Year, many markets in Hanoi were still bustling with buyers and sellers. The weather on this last afternoon of the year was quite ideal, favorable for people's recreational activities and shopping.

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