Tag: Tet

As I journeyed back to my hometown, I stopped to withdraw $1,300, contemplating that if my stepfather's stay prolonged, I'd hire a caregiver to ease the burden on my mother and sister.

On my way back to my hometown, I stopped to withdraw 30 million, thinking that if my stepfather’s stay in the hospital prolonged, I could hire someone to take care of him, easing the burden on my mother and sister.

On my way back to my hometown, I stopped to withdraw 30 million, thinking that if my stepfather’s stay in the hospital prolonged, I could hire someone to take care of him, easing the burden on my mother and sister.

The sight of Banh Chung signals the arrival of Tet! No matter where you are or what you do, as long as you catch a glimpse of these sticky rice cakes, you're instantly transported to the heart of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year celebrations.

With Lunar New Year 2025 fast approaching, women across Vietnam are not only considering their elegant ao dai outfits but also their choice of hairstyle. Amidst a myriad of options, the bun has enduringly remained a favorite, exuding grace, sophistication, and an innate ability to enhance the beauty of Vietnamese women.

The Lunar New Year 2025 is just around the corner, and alongside the graceful ao dai outfits, choosing the right hairstyle is a top priority for women. Among the myriad of hairstyles, the bun always takes the crown due to its elegant, chic, and versatile nature, accentuating the beauty of Vietnamese women.

The Lunar New Year 2025 is fast approaching, and alongside the graceful ao dai outfits, choosing the right hairstyle is a top priority for women. Among the myriad of hairstyles, the bun always takes precedence for its elegance, sophistication, and ability to accentuate the beauty of Vietnamese women.

Beyond the iconic áo dài, the áo yếm will be a standout traditional outfit choice for women this Lunar New Year.

Chợ Gò is a unique market that springs to life on the first day of the Lunar New Year in the land of Binh Dinh, renowned for its martial arts and literary heritage. Steeped in history, dating back to the time of the Tay Son brothers' uprising, this market is not just a place for trading and exchanging New Year blessings. It is a vibrant hub where traditional values and the festive spirit of spring converge, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of this region.

Chợ Gò is a unique market that springs to life on the first day of the Lunar New Year in the land of Binh Dinh, renowned for its martial arts and literary heritage. Steeped in history, dating back to the era of the Tay Son brothers' uprising, this market is more than just a place for commerce and the exchange of New Year blessings. It is a vibrant hub where traditional values and the festive spirit of spring converge, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of this region.