(HBO) - Over the past days, all the streets and central areas of Hoa Binh city have urgently been decorated with colorful flags, banners, panels, ... to welcome the 17th congress of Hoa Binh Provincial Party Committee, the term 2020-2025, which is expected to take place in 3 days (from October 1 to October 3) at the Provincial Cultural Palace.
The urgency
in the preparation has contributed to creating an exciting atmosphere before
the congress, attracting the special attention of the officials, the party
members and the people of ethnic groups in the province.
Here are
some photos taken by Hoa Binh Newspaper's reporters in the downtown of Hoa Binh
city
Hoa Binh Bridge 1,
the main crossing point for the people on both sides of Da River, is full of
brilliant flags on both sides of the bridge.
There are flags and
panels in the area of the intersection from Hoa Binh Lottery Company to Hoa
Binh 1 Bridge to welcome the congress
The people of group
1 in Tan Hoa ward (Hoa Binh city) are preparing to hang flags in the
residential area.
From the
intersection of Chi Lang road to Hoa Binh Square, there are colorful panels,
slogans and flags.
The provincial
cultural palace where the congress takes place has been cleaned, and it is
highlighted with the flying red flags.
The team of workers
work day and night to check and ensure that the electric lines light up the
main streets to serve the congress.
Tran Hung Dao Street
has brilliantly been decorated with the flexible panels on the median strip and
a variety of colorful flowers.
The area of the
intersection at the Provincial Cultural Palace is brilliant with a panel having
the image of the Party flag, the Fatherland flag and the image of Uncle Ho.
The Youth Park is
the work welcoming the Party Congress at all levels, which has been completed
and put into operation to serve the People.
There are banners
and slogans to welcome the congress at the headquarters of some agencies and
departments in the city
The area of Hoa Binh
Square has beautifully been decorated.
Hoa Binh is an attractive choice for Tet tourism with the beautiful scenery, diverse culture, especially the brilliant beauty of spring in the Northwest. The destination has been attracting tens of thousands of domestic and international tourists, experiencing the atmosphere of the Lunar New Year of At Ty and embarking on the 2025 spring travel journey.
Thac Bo Temple is located in the tourism area of Hoa Binh Lake and it is a famous spiritual and cultural tourism destination. The majestic and poetic beauty of the place known as "Ha Long Bay” on land, along with the cultural identity of Muong, Dao, and Tay ethnic groups and the sacredness of the relic site has become an unmissable destination for many people in the province and tourists from all over the country whenever Tet and Spring appear.
The streets of Hoa Binh city have been adorned with banners, slogans, flags, and flowers to mark the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3, 1930 – 2025), celebrating the hometown's progress and renewal. Reporters from Hoa Binh Newspaper captured images of the significant occasion.
With the theme "Hoa Binh- Confidently moving forward", the mascots welcoming the Year of the Snake are displayed at Hoa Binh Square, ensuring aesthetic beauty and imbued with national cultural identity. The works have received a positive welcome from the people, creating an exciting atmosphere for traditional Tet celebration and serving as a cultural and tourism highlight to attract visitors to Hoa Binh city and Hoa Binh province.
Hoa
Binh City is wearing a fresh, bright, green, clean and beautiful appearance
before the Spring of At Ty. Below are notes from Hoa Binh Newspaper reporters
in Hoa Binh City during the days leading up to Lunar New Year 2025.
Com Hamlet, Dong Lai Commune, Tan Lac district, was recognized as a traditional brocade weaving village in 2017 and has since established the Dong Lai Traditional Brocade Weaving and General Services Cooperative. Over the years, the revival of the brocade weaving craft has not only helped preserve traditional cultural values but also opened up economic development opportunities, providing income for residents.