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VOV.VN - Activities for Tet, internationally known as the Lunar New Year festival, in Vietnam have gradually changed over time, but several beautiful traditional customs remain unchanged in every family today.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Cuba recently organised a “Xuan Que huong” (Homeland Spring) programme to welcome the traditional Lunar New Year (Tet) - the most important festival of Vietnam in a year, bringing together crowds of Vietnamese people living, working and studying in the Latin American nation.
VOV.VN - Streets in Hanoi have been brightly decorated with national flags, lights, flowers, and slogans to welcome the 2025 Lunar New Year of the Snake and celebrate major national holidays.
The Vietnamese communities in the US and Canada celebrated Tet (Lunar New Year) with vibrant cultural events that highlighted national pride and cross-cultural understanding.
Vietnam is set to welcome a surge of domestic and international tourists during the 2025 Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday as destinations nationwide are preparing to showcase their distinctive cultural festivals and traditional celebrations.
VOV.VN - China and Hong Kong remained the top destinations for Vietnam's pangasius exports in 2024, with shipments to these markets surpassing US$580 million, marking a modest 1.3% increase from 2023.
VOV.VN - Located on the banks of Dak Bla River, Kon Ko Tu community-based tourism village in Dak Ro Wa commune in the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum is home to the well preserved traditional culture of the Ba Na people.
Vietnam’s Tet (Lunar New Year) celebrations have been passed down through generations as families across the nation maintain centuries-old customs that mark the country’s most important annual holiday.
VOV.VN - The northern and north-central regions of Vietnam are grappling with an intense cold spell, with the northern mountainous areas experiencing severe cold, the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has reported.
VOV.VN - While many eagerly return home to celebrate the Lunar New Year (Tet) with their families, over 100 patients must remain for treatment at Da Nang Oncology Hospital, where hospital leaders and medical staff have been visiting them with gifts and lucky money to ease their homesickness.