In addition to traditional fireworks, drone displays are becoming increasingly common at New Year's celebrations around the globe. These technological displays not only draw crowds, but also offer amazing views from the sky.

In South Korea, the sky over the city of Busan was filled with a spectacular "Happy New Year" message, created by a fleet of precisely coordinated drones.

But what caught the attention of all viewers was the figure of a horse that formed in the air, the symbol of the coming year according to the Chinese Horoscope.

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A similar show was also organized in Funabashi, in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, where drones created a magnificent horse scene in the sky, merging modern technological art with cultural traditions.

Drone show experts say these performances are a new way to combine technology, art and tradition, offering unforgettable spectacles to the public and bringing a new dimension to the holiday season.

New Year's celebrations in major cities around the world are becoming increasingly multimedia, and drone shows are now considered an integral part of the annual ritual, gradually replacing some of the traditional fireworks. /Telegraph/

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