How to watch the entire September 2nd Parade on your phone and computer

(Dan Tri) - In case you missed the live broadcast of the parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2, here are some ways to help you watch the event again.

On the morning of September 2, the military parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025) took place successfully, leaving many deep impressions.

Amidst the cheers and encouragement of the crowd, the parade groups marched solemnly and heroically.

Modern weapons, tanks, missiles, along with the air show of the Air Defense - Air Force and the sea parade of the Navy created a magnificent picture, depicting the strength and pride of Vietnam's defense capacity.

The parade blocks marched through historic Ba Dinh Square.

Immediately after the parade ended, Vietnamese social networks were flooded with images and videos capturing the impressive, emotional moments of the important event.

Previously, the entire program was broadcast live on VTV1 channel of Vietnam Television, and simultaneously broadcast on online viewing platforms and social networks, allowing people across the country to fully watch.

Notably, the television coverage provided many special perspectives such as footage from an airplane or a naval parade at sea, footage that the audience at the podium could not witness directly.

If you miss the ceremony or want to watch it again, you can still easily follow the entire program on your phone or computer via online platforms.

Review all or each impressive moment at the Parade on your smartphone

If you want to watch the entire Parade on your smartphone, you can install VTVGo, the official application of Vietnam Television, which allows users to watch online TV channels broadcast by VTV.

Android users can download the app here and iOS users can download the app here.

After installing and activating the application, right from the main interface of VTVGo, you click on "Celebration of the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day September 2" to watch the entire event through the camera angle of Vietnam Television.

Additionally, you can also click on "National Parade" below to review a summary of the most memorable moments at the event.

You can also click on the section “Parade, march to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day September 2nd” below, VTVGo application has cut out the most impressive moments at the event, such as the flag-raising ceremony; speech by General Secretary To Lam ; performance of the Vietnam People's Air Force and Navy; separate parades of each bloc...

The section "Parade, march to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day September 2" on VTVGo application will be divided into impressive and outstanding moments at the Parade, march (Screenshot).

Users can access this section to view excerpts of the ceremony, rather than the entire event.

Watch the entire parade on your computer

If you are using a computer, you can watch the entire parade that took place on the morning of September 2 on the official website of VTVGo, VTV's online TV viewing platform.

Readers can visit here to watch the entire special ceremony.

In addition, users can also access the online TV viewing website TV360 here to watch the entire parade on the morning of September 2.

Watch the entire Parade on YouTube

After the parade ended, a video reporting the entire event was also posted on VTV24's official YouTube channel.

To watch the entire Parade and Procession on VTV24's YouTube channel, you can visit here. Users should choose Full HD video quality on YouTube to watch the video content with the best and sharpest quality.

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Above are ways to help users review the entire parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, helping you not to miss memorable details and images at the event and continue to live in the proud, sacred atmosphere of the Fatherland.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/cong-nghe/cach-xem-lai-tron-ven-le-dieu-binh-ngay-29-tren-dien-thoai-va-may-tinh-20250902135119580.htm