TPO – On the afternoon of January 13, the 2025 Vietnamese Tet Festival officially opened, but from early morning, many young people wearing Ao Dai came to the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural House to check-in.
TPO – On the afternoon of January 13, the 2025 Vietnamese Tet Festival officially opened, but from early morning, many young people wearing Ao Dai came to the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural House to check-in.
This year, one of the highlights of the Vietnamese Tet At Ty Festival is the stage area with strong Southwest characteristics, stylized with a tiled roof house, surrounded by a cozy, rustic kitchen. This is the center of the festival with nightly art performances.
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Many people visited and took souvenir photos on the first day of the festival. |
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| A corner of the festival with a familiar image of the past: "The bicycle carrying flowers, carrying Spring" |
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Tourists excitedly take photos on Mai Street |
In addition, the festival stage is filled with yellow apricot flowers, symbolizing Southern Spring. The festival arranges 2 yellow apricot flower paths for visitors to check in.
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| Beautiful girls in ao dai |
The festival also has dozens of stalls selling Tet food, stalls selling calligraphy for calligraphers, and areas for folk games and souvenirs.
The Vietnamese Tet Festival 2025 takes place from January 13 to February 2 (from December 14 to the 5th day of Tet).
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| Young Scholar at the Festival |
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| Lion Dance opens the Festival. In the photo: A tiled-roof house on stilts, a familiar image of the southern river region |
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This year, the Vietnamese Tet At Ty Festival innovates in its landscape design and invests in many new spaces, bringing traditional craft villages from the provinces to Ho Chi Minh City for people to experience and take photos. |
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Nhi (living in Binh Thanh District) shared: “This year, the exhibition space recreating traditional craft villages is quite eye-catching. In the coming days, I will come here with my family and friends to take beautiful photos on the occasion of the upcoming traditional New Year.” |
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The highlight of the 2025 Vietnamese Tet Festival is the "spring house" built to simulate the image of a stilt house in An Giang, with a kitchen and garden full of spring flowers and grass, hoping to bring peaceful Tet days. |
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Many babies are dressed up in eye-catching costumes by their parents to take pictures with the apricot blossoms. |
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Mr. Nguyen Hong Phuc - Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural House said that one of the highlights is the exhibition space recreating traditional craft villages such as: Lai Thieu pottery village (Binh Duong province), Dinh Yen mat village (Lap Vo district, Dong Thap province), My An weaving village (Cho Moi district, An Giang province). |
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Many foreign tourists enjoy admiring the mai road shaped from 5,000 bamboo trees. |
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The Vietnamese Tet Festival remains faithful to the core values of the traditional Vietnamese Tet through familiar images: Ong Do street, apricot garden, apricot road, traditional craft villages... |
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With harmonious design, the festival space gives young people satisfactory photo angles. |
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People are encouraged to wear Ao Dai when coming to the Vietnamese Tet Festival. The image of many generations in the family wearing Ao Dai brings many beautiful emotions to spring visitors. |
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Participating in the stalls on Ong Do Street this year are young, talented calligraphers who have been carefully selected, giving their calligraphy as good wishes on the first day of the new year. |
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On the opening day, Ong Do street attracted many people to visit and take pictures. |
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This year, the number of stalls on Ong Do Street has increased, stretching from Pham Ngoc Thach Street to Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street. |
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The stalls at Ông đồ street this year are quite diverse. The most popular items for sale are lucky money envelopes, fans, decorations, etc. |
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The Vietnamese Tet Festival At Ty 2025 will take place from January 13 (December 14) to February 2 (the 5th day of Tet). |
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