Violets, dahlias, and various fruits on fruit trays make the streets bustling on December 30th.

On the last day of the old year, from early morning on February 9 (ie 30th of the Lunar New Year), many people went to the market to choose fruits to display on the five-fruit tray on the family altar during Tet.

Hang Be market is bustling from dawn.

Fruit stalls such as bananas, Dien grapefruit, betel and areca nuts... serve people in the old quarter to shop for fruit trays and burn incense on family altars at the end of the year.

Fresh flower carts of all kinds for customers to choose from to display during Tet.

Betel and areca nuts are carefully selected by people to display on the ancestral altar.

There are also elaborate trays of betel and areca nuts.

Fruits used to display on the altar during Tet are in high demand.

Fragrant grapefruit flower plates are also chosen by many people to burn incense.

Old coriander used to boil bath water is also a popular product during this time.

Many people leisurely strolled around the oldest flower market in Hanoi .

Hang Ma Street is filled with home decoration products for Tet such as red parallel sentences, model firecrackers, bows, flowers...

Foreign tourists capture the most special moments of Vietnamese people.

Le Phu/Tin Tuc Newspaper

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