The routes connecting to Ba Dinh Square, the pedestrian street around Hoan Kiem Lake, and the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam (Hanoi) were packed with vehicles as people flocked to celebrate National Day on September 2nd.

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Chu Van An Street (Ba Dinh District), one of the streets connecting Ba Dinh Square and Uncle Ho's Mausoleum, was congested with vehicles on the morning of September 1st.

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Not far away is the intersection of Hung Vuong - Le Hong Phong, where passenger buses were lined up along the roadside near the Ho Chi Minh Museum, causing the street to become a bottleneck and creating significant traffic jams.

Connecting with Le Hong Phong are Ngoc Ha, Doi Can, and Ong Ich Khiem streets. Motorcyclists passing through this area on September 1st faced many difficulties.

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On Hung Vuong Street, from the intersection of Tran Phu to Le Hong Phong, many passenger buses and contracts were parked in the roadway, leaving only one lane for cars coming from Nguyen Thai Hoc.

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Passenger vehicles and ride-sharing taxis were left with no choice but to stop in the middle of the road to let passengers out on Hung Vuong Street.

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Traffic congestion on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street. This situation lasted from the Tôn Đức Thắng - Chu Văn An intersection to the area of the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam, extending to Kim Ma Street throughout the morning of the second day of the holiday.

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The sidewalks of many streets were repurposed as motorcycle parking lots. Pedestrians had no choice but to navigate between the rows of vehicles as the roadway was congested. The image is on Le Hong Phong Street.

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Today, many families and groups of friends wore clothing in the colors of the national flag to celebrate National Day on September 2nd.

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Children were given small flags to wave during their outings, symbolizing the Independence Day celebration of the entire nation.

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A stream of people lined up to pay their respects at Uncle Ho's Mausoleum. The temperature in Hanoi this morning was pleasant, with a maximum of only 30 degrees Celsius at noon.

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On Independence Road and Ba Dinh Square, women in traditional ao dai took memorable photos.

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Hoang Dieu Street had congestion beneath with vehicles, while pedestrians on the sidewalk posed for photos with beautiful flowers and trees every meter.

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A similar scene of heavy crowds was seen at Thanh Nien Street, just in front of Quan Thanh Temple. On the nearby Truc Bach Lake, hundreds of visitors enjoyed pedaling swans while taking in the beautiful holiday weather.

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Hai Ba Trung Street (Hoan Kiem District), at the entrance to the pedestrian street around Hoan Kiem Lake, also experienced traffic congestion throughout the morning of September 1st.

Source: https://nguoiquansat.vn/nguoi-dan-d...don-quoc-khanh-duong-pho-ket-cung-154887.html