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HCMC is buzzing with excitement and vibrant color as it commemorates a special milestone: the 50th anniversary of the liberation of south Vietnam and the reunification of the nation (April 30, 1975 – April 30, 2025). For half a century, this date has held significance, and the city embraces it with widespread celebration.
Residents and visitors alike are drawn into the celebratory atmosphere, evident in the numerous events taking place. Public spaces are alive with vibrant street parades, traditional performances, and spectacular night shows that fill the city with pride and color, evoking national pride and showcase Vietnam’s dynamic development journey to both residents and international friends.
The celebrations have left a lasting positive impression of the nation’s progress. Furthermore, this significant anniversary serves as an important opportunity to express deep gratitude for the contributions and efforts of past generations, whose endeavors paved the way for the peace and comprehensive development enjoyed today.
A 3D light mapping display transforms the facade of the HCMC People’s Committee building on April 19Performers showcase hat boi (a genre of traditional Vietnamese drama)……folk music…… and artistic gymnasticsA family in “I love Vietnam” T-shirts gazes at the sky lit up by dazzling fireworks showMen and women in uniform march in formation through downtown HCMC as part of the grand parade rehearsal on April 18
Soldiers load artillery shells in preparation for a ceremonial salute
Artillery units fire salutes during a nighttime rehearsal, captivating crowds gathered along the streets to witness the military spectacle
Families and troops share moments of connection on the sidelines of the ceremonial drillA squadron of helicopters flies in formation over the city on March 28 in preparation for the anniversaryA senior citizen proudly waves the flag while heading downtown to witness the parade rehearsalCitizens rehearse for a civilian march on April 10, complementing the military parade in HCMC’s national celebration
Troops practice for a national parade rehearsal in Dong Nai Province
An alley on Thai Van Lung Street, also known as “Little Japan Town,” is decorated with Vietnamese national flags ahead of the Reunification Day holiday. The flags blend with red lanterns and cherry blossom motifs, adding a festive look to the area.
