According to the organizers, due to Covid-19, the scale of the flower extravaganza this year is not as grand as in previous years, but it still provides ample room for social distancing.
The flower street boasts mini recreations of Tet across Vietnam, with countryside depicted by a small rice field and flower garden.
The Lunar New Year (Tet), Vietnam's biggest holiday, peaks on Feb. 12.
Models of savory sticky rice cakes (banh chung) and cylindric glutinous rice cakes (banh tet), two traditional Tet dishes.
Visitors take photos with a model of Hoi An ancient town, a UNESCO world heritage site in central Vietnam.
Before returning to her hometown in Tien Giang Province, 20-year-old Phuong Hoa visited the flower street with a group of friends dressed in a red ao dai.
"This is the first time I have visited the flower street. I came early to avoid the crowds. The scenes here are beautifully decorated with all kinds of flowers," Hoa said.
This year, the flower street also has images of Lunar New Year celebrations in other countries.
The Korean New Year area is decorated with signature items like five-color silk ribbons, a buk drum and lucky cloth bags.
The Chinese New Year area has a house model decorated with red lanterns and Chinese characters written on the door.
