The fourth display of the ongoing Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2024 with stunning performances from Chinese and Finnish pyrotechnic teams wowed tourists and residents in Da Nang, the capital city of central Vietnam on Saturday night.

Fabulous fireworks lit up the sky over the Han River in the central coastal city.

The fireworks spectacle was a feast for the eyes and gave watchers a fantastic atmosphere. 

The Chinese team started the performance with high-altitude fireworks full of colors to treat viewers to an alluring pyrotechnic gig.

During their performance, the Chinese team used 4,000 firecrackers to draw an enchanting light picture in the night sky.

With China’s long-standing fireworks industry, the Chinese team boasted their  pyrotechnic artistry, while performing a pyrotechnic show with little smoke left in the sky.

The fireworks performance by the Chinese team:

Meanwhile, Joho Pyro Professional Fireworks AB from Finland brought a fireworks performance with loud noise to the competition.

Before the display, the team revealed that they would use 10,000 fireworks with various effects to brighten the sky over Da Nang City. 

The team warmed the display up by using multiple Vietnam’s hit songs about love and the soundtracks of some international animated films during their fireworks performance to depict a fairy tale in the competition, centered around ‘Made of Fairy Tales.’

Spectators seemed to immerse themselves in a symphony of fireworks and music.

Here is the pyrotechnic display by the Finnish team:

The two best teams will be named on Sunday to enter the final round slated for July 13.

The Da Nang International Fireworks Festival 2024, which kicked off on June 8, was scheduled to end on July 13.

This year's 12th DIFF edition features performances by seven international pyrotechnic teams from France, Italy, the U.S., Germany, Poland, China, Finland, and a team from Da Nang every Saturday night during the five-week period.

The first DIFF edition was held in 2008.

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