January 11, 2026 | 20:01 (GMT+7)
Hanoi dressed in flags and flowers to welcome 14th National Party Congress
PANO - In recent days, Hanoi has been adorned with vibrant flags and flowers, spreading an atmosphere of political enthusiasm in the lead-up to the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
Along major streets, squares, government offices, and residential areas, the national flag and the Party flag are flying proudly. Banners, emblems, and slogans have been installed in a solemn, coordinated, and aesthetically refined manner, expressing gratitude to President Ho Chi Minh, affirming the Party’s leadership role, and inspiring confidence, pride, and determination among the entire Party, people, and armed forces.
Hanoi, the capital city and the heart of the nation, is gathering momentum, faith, and aspiration as it stands ready to welcome one of the country’s most important political events.
Below are photos of Hanoi’s vibrant atmosphere ahead of the 14th National Party Congress.
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Ba Dinh Square adorned with vibrant flags and flowers |
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Hoan Kiem Lake area featuring large symbolic installations that draw public attention |
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View of the headquarters of the Hanoi People’s Committee |
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Banners expressing the spirit and determination toward the congress |
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A large emblem displayed in Hoan Kiem Lake area |
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Emblems, flags, and banners welcoming the congress along Doc Lap and Dien Bien Phu streets |
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Streets have been refreshed with new flower beds in brilliant colors. |
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Headquarters of the Hanoi’s Party Committee |
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A symbolic installation in front of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters on Ton That Dam Street |
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City streets and government offices decorated in a solemn, coordinated, and aesthetically refined manner |
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Residential areas and neighborhood communities decorated with Party and national flags in celebration of the major event |
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A corner of the Hoang Dieu – Dien Bien Phu intersection |
Translated by Song Anh