At noon on the 5th, Ho Chi Minh City was extremely hot, many people came to Nguyen Hue flower street on the last day.

According to Thanh Nien's records at 12:30 noon today, February 2 (the 5th day of Tet), Nguyen Hue Flower Street, Tet At Ty 2025, is still crowded with people and domestic and foreign tourists coming to visit and take photos.

Despite the intense heat outside, many people still took the opportunity to visit Nguyen Hue Flower Street on the last day of welcoming guests.

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With the theme "Brocaded mountains and rivers, happy spring", the flower street opens to serve the spring travel needs of people and tourists from the evening of January 27 (the 28th of the Lunar New Year) to 9:00 p.m. today, February 2 (the 5th of the Lunar New Year).

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Crowded with foreign tourists visiting the flower street

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The sun was shining brightly, many people had to wear sunglasses.

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This afternoon, Mr. Giang's family, Ms. Uyen and baby Bao Tran (living in Thu Duc City) wore bright red ao dai to take photos on Nguyen Hue flower street. Ms. Uyen said that this was her first day at Nguyen Hue flower street this Tet holiday because she had not been able to arrange her work in the previous days. "My family comes here every year. Today is the last day so my whole family took advantage of it. This year's flower street is beautiful and bright, although the weather is sunny, it is the first day of spring so everyone is in a comfortable mood," she added.

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The "final boss" snake mascot on the flower street is checked in by many people. Modeled after the shape of a king cobra with its head raised, its entire body covered in green, the color of life and growth, Lady Ty has an impressive size of more than 50 m long and more than 10 m high. The head is made of foam, fine mesh, steel and mosquito net. Lady Ty's body is shaped from nearly 3,000 painted foam scales, bent into two rings, the largest of which has a diameter of nearly 9 m.

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