The festive atmosphere of the Lunar New Year 2025 (Year of the Snake) is spreading throughout the provinces and cities as unique and impressive snake-themed sculptures are being unveiled. Each sculpture is a masterpiece of art, bearing the distinct mark of each locality and showcasing the boundless creativity of the artisans.
From gracefully curving snakes sculpted from bamboo to majestic, powerful snakes cast in bronze, each piece possesses a unique beauty. Some snake mascots are adorned with traditional motifs, reflecting national identity, while others are stylized in a modern, youthful way, incorporating contemporary elements.
In Ben Tre, Cho Lach Cultural and Tourism Village has truly taken the internet by storm by introducing a unique and creative mascot for the Lunar New Year of the Snake 2025: a dapper green snake in an elegant suit.
The snake mascot, dressed in a green vest, with round eyes and a "humorous expression," appeared at the Cho Lach flower festival, attracting thousands of visitors to take photos.
The green snake with its round eyes, neatly buttoned vest, and elegant tie quickly became the center of attention. The special highlight of this mascot is its tail, stylized into the image of an intricately crafted bee trap. This detail not only showcases the artist's skill but also carries profound symbolic meaning. Bee traps have long been associated with the lives of the people of Cho Lach, symbolizing diligence, hard work, and ingenuity in labor.
The image of the green snake wearing a vest and holding a bee trap conveys a message about the traditional values of the people of Ben Tre. It's a harmonious blend of classic and modern, tradition and innovation. This mascot is not simply a work of art, but also a cultural symbol and a tourism ambassador for this region.
Since the flower street opened on January 8th, the mascot has attracted many locals and tourists who come to visit and take pictures.
The appearance of the green snake created a sensation on social media, attracting widespread attention. Many expressed their delight at the unique idea and creativity of those who created this mascot. Images of the snake were quickly shared widely on social media platforms, becoming a viral phenomenon.
Meanwhile, in recent days, many locals and domestic and international tourists have been flocking to Truong Son craft village in Nha Trang City to visit and take photos with the snake mascot for 2025. This year, Truong Son craft village is displaying a snake mascot, designed to be 4.5 meters tall including the base, with three circles, each approximately 3 meters wide. The inside is made of aluminum molds, and the outside is made of fiberglass from virgin plastic.
Tourists take photos in front of the snake mascot.
Creating the snake mascot takes a lot of time and effort, with many workers having to work continuously for nearly two months to complete it. The decorated snake incorporates flashing lights to enhance its beauty for visitors, especially at night. The snake is displayed throughout the Lunar New Year to entertain tourists visiting the area.
In the vibrant atmosphere of Aeon Tan Phu shopping mall, an unexpected "star" captured the hearts of thousands of visitors. It was a giant, pristine white snake mascot standing out amidst the bustling space. With its unique and adorable design, the snake quickly became the center of attention, drawing everyone's gaze.
The giant white snake mascot has become a major attraction for many visitors.
The image of the white snake with its round eyes, playfully protruding tongue, and shimmering scales creates a beauty that is both familiar and unique. The design of this mascot combines traditional elements, with the snake symbolizing the new year, and modern touches with its soft lines and bright colors. In particular, the snake's enormous size has surprised and delighted many. With its impressive height, the snake serves as a welcoming symbol for visitors as soon as they enter the shopping mall.
With its cute design, impressive size, and striking white color, this "snake" quickly captured everyone's hearts at first sight.
The bronze drum patterns printed on the snake's body, combined with the traditional conical hat, create a harmonious whole, deeply rooted in national identity. Made from safe materials, its smooth, glossy surface reflects light like a giant pearl in the bustling commercial center.
In Tuy Hoa City (Phu Yen province), a prominent feature is the traditional Tet (Lunar New Year) scene in the center of the square, depicting a snake. Spanning 4,000 square meters and measuring 250 meters in length, the flower street utilizes approximately 70,000 flower baskets from nearly 100 diverse flower species. With its vibrant colors, every corner of the flower street creates a lively and traditional Tet scene.
The snake mascot at the main gate of the flower street and the large-scale depiction of the Golden Snake of Prosperity mascot, nearly 11 meters tall.
In Kien Giang, with their cute and unique appearance, the pair of snake mascots placed on Phu Gia Island (Rach Gia City) quickly attracted attention and received much praise from the public. These snakes have a charming, playful, and friendly appearance, quickly attracting many children and families to take photos and play.
The pair of snake mascots quickly attracted attention and received much praise from the public.
The two snake mascots in Phu Tho, with their super cute appearance, head adorned with gold bars, and gracefully curving tails, exude both charm and cuteness, while also being eye-catching and exuding a strong, wealthy aura. Upon their appearance, the Phu Tho snake mascots caused a sensation online, attracting the attention of numerous tourists and locals who flocked to admire them.
The adorable snake mascot in Phu Tho province has attracted much attention.
Creating snake mascots is not merely an artistic activity but also carries profound cultural significance. In Vietnamese belief, the snake symbolizes good fortune, prosperity, and health. Through these artworks, people convey their good wishes for the new year, praying for a peaceful, happy, and successful year. Furthermore, these snake mascots contribute to beautifying the urban landscape, creating eye-catching attractions for tourists and becoming ideal photo spots.

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