Hanoi is poetic on the morning of the first day of Tet

The corner of Trang Tien - Dinh Tien Hoang street was crowded and bustling last night enjoying the brilliant fireworks display to welcome the new year, but this morning it was quiet and peaceful.

Rare peaceful moment on the streets of the capital.

People in the capital wake up early to exercise and breathe fresh air without smoke or vehicle dust.

Hang Ngang - Hang Dao Street, which is usually bustling with trade, is now quiet.

Many people have gone out and gone to Ngoc Son Temple to celebrate the beginning of the year.

Hang Ma and Hang Luoc streets are no longer bustling and vibrant like the days before Tet.

The alleys decorated with national flags have become familiar to the people of the capital every Tet holiday.

Early on the first day of the new year, sanitation workers work silently to leave the capital a clean and beautiful space tomorrow.

People in the capital wake up early to record beautiful moments at the beginning of the new year

Some people go out for spring quite early, visiting downtown areas and Hanoi's Old Quarter to take photos to celebrate the new spring.

Au Trieu Street stands out with thousands of Party and national flags hanging all over the street. The bright red color of the flags makes this an ideal place for young people to come and take photos.

Young people choose a very Hanoi street corner to record the first moments of the new year.

Spring Smile

Foreign tourists also take the opportunity to stroll around the old quarter to feel the peaceful beauty of the capital Hanoi.

A peaceful street corner of the capital on the morning of the first day of Tet

Spring comes to the streets of Hanoi.

Write Thanh

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/ha-noi-nen-tho-trong-sang-mung-1-tet-691866.html