These days, as the entire country joyfully looks toward the capital, Hanoi - where preparations are underway for the celebration, parade, and march marking the 80th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh reading the Declaration of Independence and founding the Democratic Republic of Vietnam - many areas across Dong Nai province are also filled with excitement, with vibrant decorations capturing the spirit of Independence Day. These scenes have become impressive check-in spots that resonate in the hearts of the people.
National pride atmosphere on the streets of Binh Phuoc
For the first time in Binh Phuoc Ward, a nearly 70-meter-long display featuring red flags with yellow stars, Party flags, and images of natural landscapes was created along Ly Thuong Kiet Street, near the Nguyen Du High School section. The project was initiated and carried out by the Fatherland Front and socio-political organizations of Binh Phuoc Ward, from ideation and design to implementation. Every detail of the display was carefully crafted, reflecting a strong sense of responsibility and deep affection for Independence Day.
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| The check-in point on Ly Thuong Kiet Street, near Nguyen Du High School (Binh Phuoc Ward) is chosen by young people to capture beautiful images. Photo: Tu Huy |
Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the ward and Secretary of the Binh Phuoc Ward Youth Union, Pham Van Tien, shared: "We carried out this project with the hope that it will serve as a check-in point to spread the spirit of patriotism among the young generation as well as people from all walks of life. At the same time, the project contributes to urban embellishment in the ward and stands as a work to celebrate the Binh Phuoc Ward Party Congress, Party congresses at all levels, especially the 14th National Party Congress, as well as the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2."
The corner of Tran Hung Dao and Dang Tran Thi streets is awash in red flags with yellow stars, set against rows of lush green trees and a blend of modern and vintage-style cafes. In recent days, the area has drawn a steady stream of visitors eager to capture memorable moments during this year's National Day celebrations. Each line of flags is neatly arranged, each flower pot carefully tended, together creating a space that feels both serene and stirring, inviting passersby to pause, take a commemorative photo, and once again appreciate the spirit of Independence Day.
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| The corner of Tran Hung Dao and Dang Tran Thi streets (Binh Phuoc ward) is brightly decorated with red flags with yellow stars as a check-in spot for people. Photo: Tu Huy |
Beyond the roads and street corners, shop interiors are also contributing to the festive spirit of the national celebration. More than just places of business, many shop owners have transformed their spaces into themed displays under the banner "Pride of Vietnam". Adorned with red flags bearing yellow stars, conical hats, articles about Independence Day, and patriotic slogans, these vibrant decorations have turned shops into attractive destinations as places where people can relax, enjoy a drink, and immerse themselves in the proud atmosphere of the great national holiday.
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| "Pride of Vietnam"-themed displays at a coffee shop on Ly Thuong Kiet Street (Binh Phuoc Ward). Photo: Tu Huy |
Impressive message of peace on the streets of Binh Long
At the intersection of Pham Ngoc Thach and Nguyen Trai streets in Phu Trung 1 neighborhood, Binh Long Ward, a mural project has just been completed by local youth union members. Shortly after its completion, the site began drawing many residents, especially young people, who came to take photos and capture memorable moments beside artworks rich in artistic expression and historical meaning.
Each mural depicts a famous landmark of the S-shaped country. Through the creative hands and youthful energy of local youth, these works of art convey powerful messages: spreading a culture of kindness, fostering solidarity and community responsibility, and helping to ignite a sense of national pride in every citizen.
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People come to take pictures and record memorable moments at the mural project in Phu Trung 1 neighborhood, Binh Long ward. Photo: Tu Huy
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The murals in Phu Trung 1 neighborhood, Binh Long ward have become check-in spots for young people. Photo: Tu Huy
Thi Tuyet Huong, Deputy Secretary of the Binh Long Ward Youth Union, added: "The mural project was carried out in 6 days, mobilizing about 20 youth union members who are members of the Hoka Club and the Fine Arts Club of Binh Long High School. When carrying out the project, the youth union members were very excited, working through lunch to complete the project."
Brilliant flag colors in Phuoc Long mountain town
These days, Phuoc Long Ward is adorned with a vibrant new look, as streets and avenues are brightly decorated with red flags bearing yellow stars. The jubilant, lively atmosphere of National Day on September 2 spreads through every alley and corner. Flags and flowers are displayed everywhere, from tree canopies to electric poles, creating a space brimming with energy and national pride. Public buildings and shops have also joined in the festive spirit, with sparkling lights and eye-catching decorations that evoke a sense of warmth and unity.
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Roads and streets in Phuoc Long ward are brightly decorated with the red flag with yellow star. Photo: Ngoc Nhat
Tran Thi Phuong Ly, a resident of Phuoc Long Ward, shared: "I was born, raised, and have worked in Phuoc Long, so I feel deeply connected to this place and have many cherished memories here. This year's National Day, marking 80 years of independence, feels especially meaningful. Seeing the streets transformed with vibrant colors fills me with joy and pride. I love my homeland even more and feel proud to be a Vietnamese citizen."
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| Coffee shops in Phuoc Long Ward feature distinctive decor and eye-catching check-in spots for the September 2 celebration. Photo: Contributor |
These days, communes and wards across Dong Nai Province are adorned with a vibrant new look, radiant, full of life, and rich in national cultural identity. The meticulously decorated spaces are not only meant to beautify the streets but also serve as an expression of love for the homeland and gratitude to the generations who sacrificed for independence and freedom. Every street, every road, every cafe corner becomes part of a cherished memory for both locals and visitors, places where each step carries the breath of history and the spirit of national pride.
By: Lyna Phan
Translated by: Quoc Dung - Minho
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