The Capital’s Countdown: Hanoi’s Sparkling Skies to Welcome 2025.

As 2025 approaches, Hanoi opens its arms to all, inviting everyone to join the vibrant countdown celebrations and fireworks displays to welcome the New Year.

Major countdown events

1. Herbalife Countdown 2025

  • – Venue: Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square
  • – Time: 8:15 PM, December 31 to 12:20 AM, January 1, 2025
    Get ready for a dynamic music and light show featuring renowned artists, DJs, and cutting-edge performances.

2. Trust The Moment Grand Music Festival

  • – Venue: August Revolution Square, in front of the iconic Opera House
  • – Time: 7:30 PM, December 31
    A free-for-all event with DJ Vicetone and top Vietnamese artists, coupled with a dazzling light show and livestream coverage.

3. The Glamorous Countdown 2025

  • – Venue: K-Town Square, Vinhomes Ocean Park 2
  • – Time: 8:00 PM, December 31 to 12:30 AM, January 1, 2025
    Witness spectacular music and light shows by artists like Vu Cat Tuong and DALAB.
 Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem Lake, a popular spot for fireworks displays.

Fireworks display locations

Hanoi will illuminate the night sky with six fireworks sites spread across five districts:

  1. 1. Hoan Kiem District: Two sites, one in front of Hanoi Moi headquarters and the other at Hanoi Post Office.
  2. 2. Nam Tu Liem District: F1 racetrack area in Phu Do Ward.
  3. 3. Ha Dong District: Van Quan Lake will be the focal point.
  4. 4. Son Tay Town: Witness the fireworks at Son Tay Citadel.
  5. 5. Dong Anh District: Head to the Dong Anh District Sports Center.

Each location will present a breathtaking display of 600 aerial fireworks and 90 ground fireworks from midnight to 12:15 AM on January 1, 2025, lasting for 15 minutes.

Be a part of these joyous celebrations and immerse yourself in Hanoi’s festive spirit to welcome a prosperous and happy New Year!

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