Tag: Lunar New Year

With an array of spectacular New Year events, Ba Ria - Vung Tau, Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc, Tay Ninh and Can Tho have emerged as the top choices for travelers seeking captivating destinations in the South during the Lunar New Year of 2025.

Setting some ground rules can make the Tet holiday more enjoyable and less stressful for parents.

The age-old tradition of children opening their lucky money packets in front of the giver is a controversial topic.

As the most significant holiday in many Asian countries, a plethora of cultural events, fairs, and exhibitions were held in the lead-up to and during the 2025 Lunar New Year celebrations, filling the air with excitement and joy.

The Ba Don Market sits peacefully alongside the Gianh River, a guardian of rich cultural and traditional values. With an abundance of local produce and a vibrant traditional market, this place has long been a familiar destination for locals and travelers alike.

For the Jrai people, Tet is not celebrated at the beginning of the year, nor does it have a fixed Eve. Each village and household chooses their own day to host their celebrations. Nonetheless, this is always a time for the community to come together, relax, and enjoy each other's company. They drink ruou can (a traditional Vietnamese rice wine), share festive feasts, and wish for a year filled with abundance and peace.

Prepare to dazzle and embrace the new year with a stunning new look! It's time to step into a world of glamour and elegance, where your beauty shines bright and brings good fortune and joy. Get ready to turn heads and make this year your most captivating one yet!

To prolong the life of peach blossoms during the Lunar New Year celebrations, a popular trick is to burn the stems before placing them in a vase. But does this method really work?

The traditional ao dai garments are a feast for the eyes, offering a range of intricate patterns and designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also hold deep cultural significance.

The end-of-year cleaning is more than just a routine; it is a symbolic ritual of sweeping away the bad luck and inviting in good fortune. So, when you're tidying up your home to welcome the new year, remember the rule of "3 don't keeps, 4 don't moves, and 5 must sweeps" to ensure prosperity and luck for the coming year.