On January 29th, Phu Dinh Ward People's Committee announced that the Spring Flower Market on the wharf under the boats for Binh Ngo Tet 2026 will take place from February 2nd to February 15th (December 15th - 28th of the year At Ty) along the Tau Hu - Ben Nghe canal and Binh Dong road.
This year's flower market has nearly 400 stalls selling ornamental flowers, apricot blossoms, chrysanthemums, marigolds, kumquats, bonsai, fruits, vegetables, OCOP products and regional typical items. The booths are harmoniously arranged with vivid decorative miniatures, creating visual highlights for visitors to visit and take photos.
The highlight of this year's spring flower market is the Phu Dinh miniature landscape cluster welcoming spring on Nguyen Van Cua street. The miniature landscape is inspired by the image of boats carrying spring flowers and goods, combined with the mascot of Binh Ngo year, showing the connection between Phu Dinh ward (HCMC) and Vinh Long province in cultural and tourism development. The bow of the boat facing the main road means reaching out to sea, opening up a smooth new year.
The Don ca tai tu art program on ghe bau takes place from February 12th to February 15th along the Tau Hu canal, bringing a rustic, deep artistic space contributing to preserving and spreading the value of Southern Don ca tai tu - a representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
In addition, the flower market also has a pottery - flower space combined with displaying ornamental flowers and handicraft pottery products; the Common House - On the wharf, under the boat space introducing OCOP products, regional specialties; the experience area for wrapping and cooking Tra Cuon Tet cakes; Ong Do street...
The traditional culinary area introduces Tet dishes from many regions, bringing visitors a full experience of Vietnamese Tet flavor.
According to Phu Dinh Ward People's Committee, the spring flower market not only meets the shopping needs of spring tourists, but it is also a unique cultural and tourist destination, a gathering place for traditional values, connecting Vietnamese Tet memories with the vibrant and modern urban pace.
