Walking zones, parks crowded with holidaymakers

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Without going far away during the five-day break, many children select walking zones around the Hoang Kiem Lake to play their favourite games.
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People have five days off work in celebration of National Reunification Day (April 30) and May Day (May 1). The weather is quite favourable for outdoor activities.
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Portraiting – a favourite service for elderly and young people.
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Many people select shade trees to enjoy fresh air and watch games nearby.
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Marking the national holiday, women don Ao Dai – the traditional long dress of Vietnamese women.
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Going out to public places, holidaymakers are advised to take COVID-19 prevention and control measures, including wearing a face mask.
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No only local people but foreigners also want to discover the festive atmosphere and traditional games along pedestrian streets.
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Thu Le Park, another name of Hanoi Zoo, is a favourite destination for holidaymakers.
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The ticket booth is always crowded with people.
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The park is an ideal place for families with small children.
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Children are curious to explore flora and fauna at the park.
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Children are eager to play a favourite game on the lake.
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“My children lie seeing with their own eyes animals at the zoo,” says Tran Thi Thu Ha, a Hanoi resident.
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“I want to spend time taking my daughter to the zoo to discover the surrounding world these days,” says Nguyen Thi Lan, another Hanoi resident.
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Children are curious to play games on offer at the park.
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The park is expected to attract thousands of visitors during the five-day break.

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