A special flag-raising ceremony at the southernmost point of the Fatherland. Photo: Huynh Anh - VNAOverview of the special flag-raising ceremony at the southernmost point of the Fatherland. Photo: Huynh Anh - VNAThe ceremony not only marked a special milestone in the establishment of the national record, but also connected the sacred places of the Fatherland, from President Ho Chi Minh’s hometown of Lang Sen, through the capital city of Hanoi, to the southernmost land of the Fatherland – Ca Mau Cape. Photo: Huynh Anh - VNARepresentatives of the Vietnam Records Organization (Vietkings) present the certificate, badge and decision recognizing the record for the “Largest National Flag Made of Fabric in Vietnam” to representatives of the Ca Mau Provincial People’s Committee. Photo: Huynh Anh - VNAFollowing the ceremony, the giant national flag will begin its journey across Vietnam and will officially be presented to Ca Mau Province for preservation and display at Mui Ca Mau National Park, where it will be open for public viewing by residents and visitors at the end of 2027. Photo: Huynh Anh - VNAThe giant national flag used in the special flag-raising ceremony covers an area of 2,025 square meters, measuring 60 meters in length and 33.75 meters in width, and weighing approximately 320 kilograms. Photo: Huynh Anh - VNA
A solemn flag-raising ceremony was held at the Hanoi
Flagpole – Ca Mau Cape in Dat Mui Commune, Ca Mau Province on September 2, 2026
to celebrate the 81st anniversary of National Day (September 2) and to receive
a certificate recognizing the record for the “Largest National Flag Made of
Fabric in Vietnam.” Photo: Huynh Anh - VNA
