Do other countries have taboos on Tet like in Vietnam?
NGUYỄN ĐẠT |
Although celebrating Lunar New Year together, each Asian country has different beliefs about taboos during this occasion.
TIN LIÊN QUAN
First Visit of the Year and Traditional Tet Customs in Vietnam
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Vietnamese people still preserve many traditional customs on Lunar New Year to pray for peace and luck for the whole year.
Spring colors fill Binh Thuan, Western tourists happily welcome Tet
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Binh Thuan - Resorts and restaurants in Ham Tien - Mui Ne, Phan Thiet are brightly decorated with many spring programs to welcome guests during Tet.
Diverse services for tourists during Tet At Ty in Kien Giang
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Kien Giang - Phu Quoc City, Rach Gia City, Ha Tien City are popular destinations during Tet, especially island tourism attracts many domestic and foreign tourists.
Westerners guess the mascot of Lunar New Year 2025 is... a turtle
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During their trip to Vietnam during the Lunar New Year, many foreign tourists were excited to test their knowledge of the mascot of 2025.
Hang Ma Street is filled with red to welcome Lunar New Year 2025
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Hanoi - Hang Ma Street is rushing to dress up to welcome visitors during the Tet holiday season with a series of parallel sentences, lucky money, firecrackers, lucky cats, and colorful lanterns.
First Visit of the Year and Traditional Tet Customs in Vietnam
NGUYỄN ĐẠT |
Vietnamese people still preserve many traditional customs on Lunar New Year to pray for peace and luck for the whole year.
Spring colors fill Binh Thuan, Western tourists happily welcome Tet
Duy Tuấn |
Binh Thuan - Resorts and restaurants in Ham Tien - Mui Ne, Phan Thiet are brightly decorated with many spring programs to welcome guests during Tet.
Diverse services for tourists during Tet At Ty in Kien Giang
NGUYÊN ANH |
Kien Giang - Phu Quoc City, Rach Gia City, Ha Tien City are popular destinations during Tet, especially island tourism attracts many domestic and foreign tourists.
Westerners guess the mascot of Lunar New Year 2025 is... a turtle
Nhóm PV |
During their trip to Vietnam during the Lunar New Year, many foreign tourists were excited to test their knowledge of the mascot of 2025.
Hang Ma Street is filled with red to welcome Lunar New Year 2025
Tường Vy |
Hanoi - Hang Ma Street is rushing to dress up to welcome visitors during the Tet holiday season with a series of parallel sentences, lucky money, firecrackers, lucky cats, and colorful lanterns.
