Aerial images from today’s flight rehearsal reveal the capital’s blend of heritage sites and towering modernity ahead of National Day.
This morning, helicopters trailing the Party and national flags, along with fighter jets including the Yak-130 and Su-30MK2, conducted a rehearsal flight over downtown Hanoi.
This marked the second aerial drill by the Air Force flying over Ba Dinh Square and various urban districts in preparation for the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day on September 2.
Below are aerial images capturing the elegant harmony of ancient charm and modern architecture in Hanoi as seen from the helicopters.
From the air, the capital appears as a modern city with skyscrapers interspersed with historical landmarks. Photo: The BangHelicopters flew the national flag over My Dinh National Stadium. Photo: The BangFighter jets passed over Ba Dinh Square – the site of the upcoming National Day celebration. Photo: The BangHoan Kiem Lake and Turtle Tower viewed from a helicopter. Photo: The BangThe heart of Hanoi from above. Photo: The BangThe wide expanse of West Lake on one side and Truc Bach Lake on the other. Photo: The BangSkyscrapers in western Hanoi and the city’s Ring Road No. 2. Photo: The BangHelicopters flying across the Red River and the historic Long Bien Bridge. Photo: The BangPhoto: The BangPhoto: The BangPhoto: Duc AnhHelicopters over the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, near the Ministry of National Defense. Photo: Duc AnhHelicopters flying over the National Assembly and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Photo: Nguyen HuePhoto: Thach ThaoPhoto: Thach ThaoResidents gaze in awe at the aircraft and fighter jets during the practice run. Photo: Bao QuySu-30MK2 fighter jets fly over the Hanoi Flag Tower. Photo: Bao QuyAircraft fly over the Thang Long Imperial Citadel. Photo: Thach ThaoAccording to the flight plan for the National Day celebration, the formation includes 9 groups of around 30 aircraft, including helicopters, CASA 295, CASA 212i, Yak-130, L-39NG, and SU-30MK2. Photo: The Son
Resource: https://vietnamnet.vn/en/hanoi-s-timeless-beauty-and-modern-skyline-shine-under-flying-flags-2435637.html
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