On a beautiful weekend, the weather was only 19 degrees Celsius, many families and groups of friends in Hanoi invited each other to the alluvial grounds along the Hong River to play, camp, celebrate birthdays until late at night.
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| On the afternoon of November 28, on the occasion of Hanoi’s cool and pleasant weather, many people went to the land along the Hong River (at the foot of Vinh Tuy bridge) to have fun on the weekend. The entrance to the land is charged at the price of 10,000 VND/person. |
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| Ms. Ha lives in Tay Ho district on the occasion of her children’s vacation. “My family often goes camping, but due to the Covid-19 epidemic, this time we only stayed at home. When the city returned to a new normal, today was the first time the family went on a picnic again,” said Ms. Ha. |
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| Ms. Oanh Doan and her friends also showed up early and chose a piece of land along the river to hold their birthday party. “The weather is pleasing to people, we take advantage of watching the sunset and then have a small party,” said Oanh with a smile. |
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| The large riverside beach with fresh air attracts a lot of people on weekends. Many games such as kite flying, soccer, off-road riding… are popular. |
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| Couples also take advantage of watching the sun set along the river on a beautiful day. |
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| At 17:30, Ms. Kieu Trang’s family set up a tent and set up the kitchen to prepare for dinner. “Since the epidemic break, only children can go out to run and play. Being at home a lot is also very secretive, changing the wind a little for the children is also good. The campground is not too far away, my family did not die. there’s a lot of work to move. But it’s probably on the weekend, so the beach is a bit crowded,” Ms. Trang said. |
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| Bread, sausages, barbecue… are easy-to-cook dishes that many families choose for a cool evening by the river. |
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| Many children are also allowed to follow their parents to play in the yard after a long time at home due to the epidemic. |
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| Ms. Dao Thi Nga’s family (blue shirt) arrived at the field at 3:30 p.m., planning to return home around 9 p.m. to put the children to bed in time. “It was also getting dark, but the field was still quite crowded. To be safe, my family chose to set up a tent quite far away from everyone. I also told the children to limit contact with other people,” Ms. Nga shared. shall. |
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| At 6 p.m., it was already dark, families started building a fire to warm up, boil water, and cook dinner. |
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| In addition to the highly portable small tent, many family groups carry large canvases and decorative lights. They choose for themselves the land farther from the riverbank to have a space to play and avoid crowds. |
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| A few small groups only come for dinner and then return, so they don’t bring tents or tarpaulins. |
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| Van Tan (right) and a group of friends went to dinner by the river. This group has 10 people, just dine, have fun and then go home. “We prefer to come here in the evening, less crowded but not too noisy because at this time people focus on having dinner or singing softly,” Tan said. Tan’s group also plans to stay here until 22:00. |
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| A few small families, groups of friends who are not busy with work at the beginning of the week plan to spend the night at the land. “I find it not very inconvenient to sleep over because the land is quite close to the city center. However, because the house has small children, I find it a bit dangerous”, Ms. Ha said. |
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| 20:30, the land along the Red River is still quite bustling because many people stay and have fun. |
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