Early morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, the temperature in Hanoi was over 10 degrees Celsius, the weather was very cold. The historic Long Bien Bridge became strangely deserted, and the bustling market below the bridge was no longer there.
Sneaking into the old town, many streets are deserted, the space is quiet.
After just one night, Hang Luoc flower market returned to peace after busy days of buyers and sellers serving Tet flowers to people.
Hanoi streets are unusually deserted, all the usual bustling activities give way to the peace of the first morning of the year.
The cold weather also makes people in the capital reluctant to go out in the early morning.
The alleys decorated with national flags have become familiar to the people of the capital every Tet holiday.
A young girl wearing a graceful ao dai, holding a peach blossom branch in her hand, walks on the streets of the capital early on the first day of the Lunar New Year.
Au Trieu Street (Hoan Kiem District) stands out with thousands of Party flags 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 pictures.
Many groups of people exercise and jog to celebrate the beginning of spring around ancient streets such as Hang Duong, Hang Ngang...
After the New Year's Eve festivities, Ta Hien Street in the early morning only has the silhouettes of sanitation workers cleaning up.
People leisurely go to Ngoc Son temple to pray at the beginning of the year.
Many groups of people wearing colorful ao dai took photos to capture the early spring moments by Hoan Kiem Lake.
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