On the occasion of Hung Kings' Death Anniversary on March 10th, not only domestic people but also many international tourists in Hanoi also joined the festival atmosphere with excitement, curiosity and excitement.
This is one of the major holidays imbued with cultural identity, helping tourists have the opportunity to learn more about the history and traditions of Vietnam.
In the Hoan Kiem Lake area, many foreign tourists choose to stroll, take photos and observe activities taking place during the holidays. The bustling but still peaceful space makes them feel more clearly the rhythm of life of the Capital's people on special days.
Anna Muller (German tourist) said that this is the first time she has experienced a traditional Vietnamese holiday.
I am very impressed to see people respecting their ancestors and still preserving long-standing cultural values. The atmosphere is both solemn and close," Anna Muller shared.
Meanwhile, Mr. James Lee (Korean tourist) said that he chose to stay in Hanoi this time to explore culture instead of going to other tourist destinations.
I really like the feeling of being immersed in the daily life of local people during the holidays. Everything is very lively and friendly," said James Lee.
Many international tourists believe that holidays like Giỗ Tổ are not only a time for rest but also an opportunity for them to understand more deeply about the history, beliefs and community spirit of Vietnamese people.
Public spaces, pedestrian streets or the central area of Hanoi have become cultural intersections, places where tourists can easily access and experience.
The excitement of foreign tourists during major holidays shows the attraction of Vietnamese culture. Without elaborate activities, traditional values and the atmosphere of everyday life have left a deep impression in the hearts of international friends.
