Tag: Lunar New Year

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The Lunar New Year is a time for celebration and joy, spent with family and friends. However, the festive season can take a toll on your skin, and often, unsuspecting habits can be the culprit behind your skin's deterioration.

"As the Lunar New Year approaches, the vibrant culture of Vietnam comes alive with a unique tradition. The age-old custom of 'xin chữ' or 'asking for calligraphy' is a beloved practice where locals seek auspicious words and wishes for the coming year. This ancient ritual adds a touch of magic to the festive season, and it's a tradition that truly sets Vietnam apart. The art of calligraphy and the choice of auspicious words are believed to bring good fortune, making it a cherished part of the Lunar New Year celebrations."

"As the new year blooms, a timeless tradition takes center stage – the art of seeking blessings and good fortune. Friends and families unite to embark on this auspicious journey, marking the start of a hopeful and prosperous year ahead."

According to a PwC Vietnam survey, 63% of respondents are paying more attention to prices than they did last year and are prioritizing essential goods and services over luxury items. In response to this shift, major supermarkets have initiated early Tet holiday sales as early as December 2024. Additionally, Tet gift baskets are offered in more diverse price segments compared to previous years, catering to varied shopping demands during the most significant holiday season.

A rare widespread frost has blanketed northern Vietnam during a recent cold snap, thrilling local adventurers and mountain climbers in Ta Xua and Y Ty. The breathtaking scenery has left many feeling like they've stepped into a movie set.

"The start of the Lunar New Year often sees an influx of visitors seeking spiritual enlightenment and blessings of prosperity and peace. This year was no exception, with over 290,000 visitors flocking to Ha Tinh's renowned spiritual destinations, known as the 'red addresses'. These sacred sites have become a popular pilgrimage for many, offering a unique and meaningful way to welcome the Year of the Snake, 2025."

This Lunar New Year, embrace a modern twist to your festive wardrobe. Beyond the elegant traditional ao dai, there's a myriad of fashionable outfits to explore, offering both style and a contemporary edge.

On a singular day each year, a vast throng of people descends upon Tu Chau village in Thai Binh province, partaking in Vietnam's most enigmatic market event.

When indulging in the delicious traditional Vietnamese treat, Banh Chung, during Tet Holiday, it is important to be mindful of how you consume it. There are two common ways of eating Banh Chung that you should avoid to ensure a healthy and happy festive season.