The installation stretches through the gardens and lakeside promenade along Le Thai To Street. It was created to mark the 72nd anniversary of Hanoi's Liberation Day (October 10, 1954-2026) and Vietnam Culture Day (November 24).
The elevated walkway quickly became a popular attraction on its opening day, drawing residents and visitors to the lakeside. (Photo: Manh Quan)
Young visitors pose for photographs along the walkway and beside mirrored installations. Ngoc An, a visitor from Soc Son, said the modern installation had brought a fresh look to the familiar lakeside setting. (Photo: Quan Tran)
Office worker Le Van Long visited the installation during his lunch break to take photographs, saying it had created a unique attraction in central Hanoi and given the city a fresher, more vibrant look. (Photo: Quan Tran)
According to Chi Thanh, a visitor from Ha Tinh, the installation was an unexpected highlight of her walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, offering a different view of the familiar surroundings. (Photo: Quan Tran)
The mirrored displays have become popular photo spots among young visitors seeking creative compositions. (Photo: Manh Quan)
Reflections of trees, buildings and light around Hoan Kiem Lake offer visitors different perspectives of the familiar landscape. (Photos: Manh Quan)
The installation draws larger crowds in the late afternoon as people finish work. (Photo: Manh Quan)
At night, LED lights illuminate the winding walkway, creating a striking scene alongside the illuminated Turtle Tower. (Photo: Manh Quan)
The illuminated 'Ribbon of Memories' installation has become a new lakeside attraction, drawing visitors to stop, take photographs and enjoy Hoan Kiem Lake after dark. (Photo: Manh Quan)
