As Tet nears, Binh Dong Wharf in Ho Chi Minh City transforms into a vibrant floating flower market, with boats from the Mekong Delta bringing colorful blooms and festive cheer.

Cuban Ambassador Rogelio Polanco Fuentes extended heartfelt Tet greetings to the Vietnamese people, drawing inspiration from the legend of Hoan Kiem Lake to express hopes for peace in the new year.

The Spring Calligraphy Festival 2025 opened at Hanoi’s Temple of Literature, welcoming the Lunar New Year with vibrant displays of calligraphy, traditional art, and cultural heritage.

Traffic congestion at Ho Chi Minh City’s major gateways worsened on January 24, as residents began their Tet exodus to provinces across the Mekong Delta, Central Highlands, and beyond.

From early morning until late into the night, beauty salons in Ho Chi Minh City are packed with customers eager to prepare for the Tet holiday.

Renowned for its rich flavor and health benefits, ground bee larvae from Northwest Vietnam have become a sought-after treat during the Lunar New Year festivities.

As Lunar New Year approaches, passengers at Hanoi Station carry a variety of sentimental and festive gifts, from pets to peach trees, as they board early trains home.

The giant snake mascots at Nguyen Hue Flower Street 2025 have captivated residents and tourists alike, becoming the centerpiece of this year’s Tet celebrations in Ho Chi Minh City.

A rare star fruit tree, known for its ancient and rugged appearance, is being displayed at the Tet Flower Market in Thanh Hoa with an asking price of 2.2 billion VND ($92,000).

Northern Vietnam’s top destinations, including Ha Giang and Sa Pa, promise unforgettable memories during Tet 2025 with stunning views and vibrant traditions.

Ho Chi Minh City will celebrate the Lunar New Year 2025 with 15 fireworks displays across the city, including two high-altitude sites, marking a significant expansion from the previous year.

Singing in Vietnamese, the G4 ambassadors delivered a heartfelt performance of “Năm qua đã làm gì” at Thang Long Imperial Citadel, wishing the Vietnamese people a happy and harmonious Tet.

Hanoi will ring in Lunar New Year 2025 with 30 firework displays across the city, including 10 high-altitude and 21 low-altitude shows lasting 15 minutes each.

A massive kumquat bonsai display featuring five meticulously sculpted trees has taken center stage in Hung Yen, reflecting a perfect blend of art and tradition for the Lunar New Year.

Traditional Tet trees struggle with sales, while affordable persimmon branches attract increasing attention from customers.

The "Happy Snake" mascot by Bui Van Quan in Bac Giang has become a viral hit, redefining how people perceive snakes with its friendly and cheerful appearance.

Sa Dec Flower Village in Dong Thap Province, the largest in the Mekong Delta, is alive with Tet spirit, offering a vibrant display of flowers and bustling activity just one week before the Lunar New Year.

Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City has become a hub of emotional reunions as families gather to welcome overseas Vietnamese returning for Tet.

This Tet holiday, explore Central Vietnam’s charm with destinations like Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An, Nha Trang, and Quy Nhon, offering vibrant celebrations and unforgettable experiences.

A hundred-year-old peach tree in Vinh City is on display for Tet, priced at $12,600 for sale or $6,300 for rental, making it a centerpiece of this year’s market.