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| The square at the tail of the Dragon Bridge is beautifully decorated. |
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| The miniature landscapes are creatively designed. |
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| The centrepiece of Bach Dang flower street is the snake zodiac statue. |
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| With its majestic design, the snake statue on Bach Dang flower street is modelled after a cobra. It stands 5 metres tall, with a hood width of 2.6 metres, and its coiled body spans an area of 6.35 by 4.6 metres. |
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| The snake statue in Da Nang was crafted by artisan Dinh Van Tam from Quang Tri. |
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| The gleaming golden scales of the snake are eye-catching and prominent in the sunlight, drawing viewers’ attention. |
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| The surrounding miniature landscapes help highlight the golden shimmer of the snake statue. |
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| Bach Dang flower street attracts many visitors. |
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| Although the flower street will not officially open until January 25, many residents and tourists have been eager to experience it. |
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| Many in Da Nang are taking the opportunity to capture photos before the Bach Dang flower street officially opens. |
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| Workers constructing Bach Dang flower street are busy preparing for its opening in the coming days. |
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| At the northern end of the Dragon Bridge tail, the space has been distinctively designed with two brilliant apricot and peach blossom trees. |
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| There are many impressive miniature landscapes. |
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| The design features creative lines and patterns. |
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| At the T-bridge area in front of Da Nang Museum, the flower street has also been elaborately arranged with a snake statue. |
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| According to workers at the site, the snake statue at T-bridge is smaller in size, with differently designed scales. |
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| The miniature landscapes at the T-bridge area have also been designed to be visually striking. |
