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Hanoi basks in clear, sunny skies in the lead-up to the Tet Holiday, creating the perfect atmosphere for outdoor activities. The city’s streets come alive with color, adorned with vibrant red flags and fresh floral displays, offering a delightful treat for the eyes. On weekends, the pedestrian zone surrounding Hoan Kiem Lake transforms into a bustling hub of activity, with young ladies donning elegant ao dai, gracefully strolling and striking poses for memorable snapshots. These joyous moments infuse the city with a cheerful vibe, enhancing Hanoi’s springtime allure. These days, Hanoi captivates visitors with the enchanting sight of graceful young women adorned in ao dai, embodying the fusion of youth and tradition as they wander the city’s streets. Photos: Huy Pham/The Hanoi Times Each photograph captures a fleeting moment, preserving the essence of this picturesque season in time. Hoan Kiem Lake, veiled in a misty winter morning haze, presents a serene and romantic backdrop fo...

The Vietnamese Village Tet event, a beloved annual tradition, invites guests to immerse themselves in the vibrant customs and rituals of Vietnamese culture’s most celebrated holiday. Banh chung , a seasonal delicacy, is an integral part of the traditional Tet holiday in Vietnam. Photo: VietArt Scheduled for January 18, this festive celebration takes place in the enchanting Duong Lam Ancient Village. Organized by the Son Tay Town People’s Committee and the Hanoi Promotion Agency (HPA), the event promises a unique cultural experience, showcasing the warmth and joy of the Lunar New Year. Foreign guests are encouraged to join in the festivities, donning traditional ao dai attire. The program offers a captivating array of activities that highlight the timeless beauty of Vietnamese Tet traditions, with something for everyone to enjoy. A highlight of the event is the vibrant Tet Market, where visitors can immerse themselves in the bustling atmosphere of a Vietnamese New Yea...

The Lunar New Year celebrations for 2025 are almost upon us, and the youth of Vietnam are eager to embrace the festivities. With the upcoming nine-day break from work, spanning from January 25 to February 2, many are flocking to renowned and captivating sites, such as the ancient Nam Son Pagoda, to capture memorable moments with their loved ones. Nam Son Pagoda, located in Hoa Chau Commune, Hoa Vang District, in the heart of Da Nang City, has become a hotspot for visitors during this festive season. Its ancient architecture and dream-like atmosphere create a unique and enchanting backdrop for photographs. Nam Son Pagoda attracts crowds of tourists and locals alike. The stunning architecture and festive atmosphere make it a popular destination for Lunar New Year celebrations. Photo by Thanh Nguyen The pagoda’s red-tiled roofs and exquisite carvings on its enchanting towers are a sight to behold. Young people, donning colorful traditional Vietnamese attire, known as ao dai ...

Phu Quoc has been abuzz with activity, welcoming an impressive 55-60 flights per day over the past few days. As the sun begins its descent around 4:00 pm, a vibrant crowd of young people dressed in colorful outfits gathers at Cua Lap Beach in Duong To Commune. They come to capture memorable moments against the backdrop of a picturesque reed field, the breathtaking sunset, and the dramatic approach of planes descending upon the island. Tourists stroll through the lush reed field on Phu Quoc Island, located off the coast of Kien Giang Province in southern Vietnam. The field has become a popular backdrop for photoshoots, as captured here by photographer Chi Cong for Tuoi Tre. Mai Thi Hong Ngan, a visitor from An Giang Province in the Mekong Delta, shared her enthusiasm for the island’s diverse attractions: “Phu Quoc is blessed with an abundance of pristine beaches, each offering its unique charm.” She particularly praised Cua Lap Beach for its enchanting reed field and soft ...

This is the second time the Indonesian leader has visited Vietnam as a State guest, the first being in September 2018. Local artists performed various art shows during the event. Martial artists showcased Pencak Silat, a traditional Indonesian martial art. Pencak Silat is also popular in Vietnam and has helped local athletes achieve great results in international competitions. Traditional Vietnamese martial arts were also showcased during the event. The event is expected to foster friendship and mutual understanding between Vietnam and Indonesia. The two State leaders took a group photo with the martial artists. The post President Thuong and Indonesian counterpart witness martial art showcases appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .