Five-star red flags line the main roads of Ejin Horoo Banner to celebrate the upcoming National Day. [Photo/Ordos News Network]

In the run-up to National Day on Oct 1, the city of Ordos in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region has festooned itself with red flags, brightly colored flowers and it has decorated various key spots with special green landscapes to create a buoyant and festive atmosphere.

The Ordos News Network reports that the city's Ejin Horoo Banner has hung more than 1,900 national five-star red flags in its main streets, at the airport and railway station, as well as in scenic spots, hotels and shopping malls.

Kangbashi district's streets and squares are decorated with vibrant chrysanthemums to welcome the approaching National Day. [Photo/Ordos Release]

Fun and colorful animals and other figures feature in the special green landscapes in Kangbashi district's streets and squares, in honor of the approaching National Day. [Photo/Ordos Release]

A total of 11 grass sculptures and around 6,000 chrysanthemums have also been used to jazz up the streets.

In the city's Kangbashi district, around 2,900 five-star red flags now adorn the streetlights.

In particular, more than 110 kinds of chrysanthemums are currently on display in Kangbashi. The chrysanthemum exhibition area alone covers 8,000 square meters.

At present, these chrysanthemums are in the early flowering stage and are expected to reach full bloom during National Day holiday and the exhibition will run to Oct 15.

Adding a vivid splash of color are the national five-star red flags that now adorn the main streets of Ejin Horoo Banner. [Photo/Ordos News Network]