Lunar New Year
Nguyen Tieu Festival creates a bustling atmosphere in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City
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The Nguyen Tieu Festival in Ho Chi Minh City is vibrant with brilliant parades, unique costumes, attracting a large number of people and tourists to participate.
Nguyen Tieu Hoi An, National Intangible Cultural Heritage
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From March 2nd to 4th (from the 14th to the 16th day of the first lunar month, Binh Ngo year), the Nguyen Tieu Festival - National Intangible Cultural Heritage will take place in Hoi An Old Quarter.
Meaning of the full moon of the first lunar month
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Each family usually prepares an offering tray for the full moon of the first lunar month to offer to the Buddha, ancestors, and grandparents to pray for a prosperous, full, and healthy year.
Traffic adjustment in Cho Lon ward area to serve the Nguyen Tieu Festival
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The Traffic Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police announces traffic adjustments on some roads in Cho Lon ward area to serve the 2026 Nguyen Tieu Festival.
3 beautiful hours for worshiping the full moon of the first lunar month
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The full moon of the first lunar month is considered one of the most important holidays at the beginning of the year. According to feng shui experts, homeowners should pay attention to the following hours.
People take to the streets to watch the Lantern Festival parade in Ho Chi Minh City
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On February 12, thousands of people flocked to the streets of District 5 (HCMC) to watch the Tet Nguyen Tieu (Full Moon Festival) parade.
Bac Lieu composed traditional songs from Uncle Ho's poem "Nguyen Tieu"
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Bac Lieu - The poem "Nguyen Tieu" by Uncle Ho was composed by artists into a traditional song and will be performed at Vietnam Poetry Day.
People line up, go through the horse statue to pray for luck in Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh City - Near the full moon in January at Ong Pagoda (District 5), crowded people from all over to celebrate, incense and especially go through the horse statue to pray for luck.
The reason for the full moon in January is the most important year
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The full moon in January, also known as the Lunar New Year, is one of the most important holidays of the year of the Vietnamese people.
How do Southeast Asian countries celebrate Lunar New Year?
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Fireworks, lion dances and bright red color fill the streets, houses and clothes are signs of Lunar New Year in Southeast Asian countries.
How does China celebrate the 15th day of the first lunar month?
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Chinese people celebrate the Lunar New Year - Full Moon of the First lunar month - this year on Friday, February 26.
