Experience Vietnam’s Creative Snake Mascots for the Year of the Snake
Experience Vietnam’s Creative Snake Mascots for the Year of the Snake
Vietnam is ushering in the Year of the Snake with breathtaking mascots across the country. From innovative multi-headed serpents to heart-shaped designs symbolizing love and prosperity, these captivating installations highlight Vietnam's creativity and cultural pride.
Da Nang: A City of Vibrant Serpents
In Da Nang, the Lunar New Year celebrations are centered around dazzling snake sculptures. At the park west of the Dragon Bridge, a towering cobra by artisan Dinh Van Tam stands five meters tall, adorned with golden hues that evoke grandeur. Nearby, flower streets bloom with 200,000 vibrant flower pots, complemented by snake mascots in red and gold.
On the east side of the Dragon Bridge, a snake mascot wearing a conical hat with a Vietnamese flag design welcomes visitors. This display is part of the city’s VND18 billion flower and lighting project, drawing international and local tourists alike.
Hue: A Tribute to Love and Tradition
Hue City embraces the Year of the Snake with mascots inspired by its rich heritage. At the park of Hue High School for the Gifted, heart-shaped snake designs symbolize love and harmony, while reflecting the legacy of the Nguyen Dynasty’s Nine Dynastic Urns.
Quy Nhon: Mystical Naga Serpents
In Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh Province, a five-headed Naga snake dominates Nguyen Tat Thanh Square. Drawing inspiration from Champa culture, the statue is illuminated by lights, sound, and mist effects, offering an enchanting atmosphere. Nearby, modern snake mascots symbolize digital transformation, framed by 40,000 potted flowers for a breathtaking aerial view.
Phu Yen: The King Cobra of Prosperity
In Tuy Hoa City, Phu Yen Province, an 11-meter-tall cobra mascot winds through Tet Flower Street. Emphasizing themes of innovation and AI, the snake glows at night, surrounded by Nghinh Phong Tower models, cementing its place as a stunning Tet attraction.
Gia Lai: Central Highlands Charm
In Pleiku City's Dai Doan Ket Square, eight brocade-adorned snake mascots honor the traditions of the Central Highlands. These snakes, paired with gong models, celebrate the region’s cultural vibrancy, while other mascots carrying gold sacks symbolize prosperity.
Ho Chi Minh City: A Prosperous Nation, Joyful Spring
Nguyen Hue Flower Street in District 1 dazzles with the "Golden Snake" and "Silver Snake" mascots, towering over six meters tall. Spanning 42 and 25 meters respectively, they are part of a grand display featuring 90 snake mascots. This iconic street embodies Vietnam’s transformation and unity, open from January 27 to February 2.
Vietnam’s creative and vibrant snake mascots not only showcase the country’s artistry but also capture the spirit of prosperity, harmony, and growth for the Lunar New Year. With these dazzling displays, Vietnam is ready to charm both locals and international visitors this Year of the Snake.