VOV.VN - Many families in Ho Chi Minh City and nearby provinces flocked to Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens and Suoi Tien Cultural Tourism Park on January 31 to enjoy the lunar New Year (Tet) holiday.

VOV.VN - Burning paper offerings (joss papers) is an important custom during the Lunar New Year festival (Tet) in Vietnam, which is typically performed on the third, fourth, or fifth day of the first lunar month, depending on the family or region.

VOV.VN - After an impressive year with significant victories in both international and domestic competitions, Vietnamese football stars have engaged in various activities, including visiting fans and spending time with their families, to ring in the lunar New Year of the Snake 2025.

Lunar New Year (Tet) is the largest festival in Vietnam's traditional celebrations, marking the transition between the old year and the new one. It is a moment that signifies the changing cycle of the heavens, earth, and all living things.

VOV.VN - Sa Pa, Moc Chau, Hanoi, and Ha Giang are some of the top destinations in northern Vietnam for tourists to enjoy during the Lunar New Year holiday.

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’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 - With only two days left until Lunar New Year's Eve, Me Linh flower market, known as the largest wholesale flower market in the capital, has become a popular destination for those seeking the finest ornamental trees for home decoration.

Vietnamese consumers have splashed billions of dong buying Ao Dai (traditional long dresses) on e-commerce platforms alone in preparation for the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday.

VOV.VN - Many streets and alleys in Ho Chi Minh City, the most populous locality, are being adorned with vibrant red decorations, marking the celebration of the Lunar New Year 2025 (Tet) and the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam.