Việt Nam News

Officially unveiled by the Việt Nam Dancers’ Association, the project marks a significant milestone in developing and popularising the country’s traditional dance arts on digital platforms.

Horses have long been embedded in Vietnamese culture, carrying layered symbolism in language and belief while remaining part of daily life in many ethnic minority communities.

Guided by Resolution 57 and a newly approved master plan for 2026–2030, Lào Cai is repositioning itself as a four-season tourism centre of national and international stature, banking on expanded administrative space, diversified products and a strong push for digital and sustainable development.

The ceremonial part will proceed with full solemnity under traditional rites, including commemorative orations, incense offerings to the Trần Kings, water and land processions, and other ritual observances.

A new feature film, Huyền Tình Dạ Trạch, recreates the iconic folk tale while vividly portraying the cultural life of Việt Nam during the Hùng Kings’ era.

Southern provinces in Việt Nam are unveiling a new and vibrant appearance to welcome the Year of the Horse.

Advanced technology, thoughtful design and a commitment to sustainability make Zara’s latest concept store more than retail – it’s an experience.

The Lý Thái Tổ park was officially inaugurated on February 12, adding a new green space to the heart of HCM City and serving as a place of remembrance for those who suffered loss during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The royal audience ceremony, one of the most significant court rituals under the Nguyễn Dynasty, was traditionally held on the first day of Tết. Favourable weather conditions this year helped draw large crowds of both domestic and international visitors.

A vibrant array of cultural and media events has been launched across Việt Nam to welcome the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026, highlighting both the country’s enduring traditions and its dynamic socio-economic progress.

Among thousands of typical and eye-catching products at the National Spring Fair the hand-embroidered paintings from the long-standing craft village of Hà Nội's Chương Dương Commune were standout and lured strong people's attention.

In the days leading up to Tết (Vietnamese Lunar New Year), the Việt Nam Exposition Centre (VEC) radiates warmth not only from the blossoming peach and apricot flowers but also from the vibrant colours of thousands of new outfits - a cherished Vietnamese tradition of dressing beautifully to welcome Tết.

A ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of Chăm towers relic in Phong Lệ Village, which is 10km from the city centre, was organised in speeding up the schedule on an historic village with temples, communal houses more than 100 years old and the city’s cultural relics.

As the Year of the Horse begins, Việt Nam’s tourism industry is already galloping ahead. A rare nine-day Tết break has sparked strong domestic and outbound demand, offering an early vote of confidence in 2026’s growth prospects.

HCM City is launching a diverse set of activities to serve residents and tourists throughout the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, beginning on February 17.

As Tết approaches, Hàng Lược Tết flower market is entering its busiest season. It draws crowds eager to welcome the Lunar New Year with fresh blossoms, vibrant ornamental plants and the familiar festive spirit signalling spring is just around the corner.

From cherry blossoms in Đà Lạt to fireworks in Đà Nẵng, vibrant art shows in Nha Trang, and tranquil highland escapes in Măng Đen, travellers can savour the festive spirit of the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026 across Việt Nam’s central region.

Images that reflect traditional cultural values ​​of the Lunar New Year that make people happy would be honoured and receive awards of the Tết Hạnh Phúc (Happy Tết) photo and video contest 2026.