Admire the sparkling beauty of the light festival

Hello everyone, how are you today?
This week, do you have many meaningful activities? Going somewhere to travel with friends or family? Please share with everyone in the Hive community. Today, I walked around Da Nang to find interesting things in the evening. After walking for a while, I found a beautiful and unique place. It is a light festival at the foot of the Dragon Bridge. This festival is organized by the Japanese and Vietnamese governments to promote the unique things of the two cultures and promote tourism in the city. Please join me in admiring this new location.

When I came here, I was overwhelmed by the grandeur of the festival. The many shimmering colors of the lights combined together, the shapes the lights create are amazing. The light from the lamps is arranged very orderly by artisans to create unique shapes for residents and tourists to enjoy. Mainly blue and pink light. These two lights are very eye-catching at night and create a pleasant feeling for the viewer. In the sky, the sunset scene combined with the light here creates a beautiful picture. There are many people who are as excited as me to have such a beautiful new place. Families with small children, couples,... walk around admiring the light and taking beautiful photos. Me too, I look for beautiful angles to take beautiful photos.

The light festival is held near the foot of the Dragon Bridge, so the scenery here is very beautiful. While admiring the beautiful scenery of the light festival, you can also admire the shimmering beauty of the Dragon Bridge. In the evening, the lights are turned on and this is when the city is at its most beautiful. If you want to find a place to enjoy beautiful scenery and also relax, this location is the most ideal place. After watching the light, you can walk around the area under the Dragon Bridge to cool off and relax. And one thing is that the light festival is only held for a few days, so everyone should take the opportunity to admire this beauty.

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