The Hùng Kings Temple Festival commemorates the first king of Vietnam. King Vương is legendary and his origin story is celebrated every year in either April or May as a testament of Vietnam’s epic history. To join the festival, travel to the Hùng Temple in Việt Trì City, where you...
The former capital of Vietnam and home of the last Vietnamese dynasty, Huế is rich in cultural heritage. The Huế Festival or Huế Craft Village Festival takes place alternately every year in April. During the Huế Festival, history comes to life in spectacular performances at the Citadel and around the...
Held on 13 January (lunar calendar)/13 February in the northern city of Bac Ninh, the Lim Festival is a huge 3-day celebration of ethnic Vietnamese culture, from brightly colored costumes and art to Quan ho, a distinct form of folk singing recognized by UNESCO. Each year the festival draws visitors...
The Lunar New Year, or Tết, is Vietnam’s largest and most important festival. Emphasis is placed on family with many returning to their home town to celebrate. Yet Tết still offers plenty for travellers to enjoy throughout the country. Usually falling in January or February, Tết Eve is the most...
The Huong Pagoda Festival starts on the 6th day of the first lunar month and extends for three months. This event gives locals and tourists the opportunity to participate in worship rituals and incense offerings to pray for health, prosperity, and good fortune at the Huong Pagoda, located in the...
Nestled within Hanoi’s bustling thoroughfares, the train streets hold a unique allure for international tourists exploring Vietnam. Travelers flock to this district to witness its signature local scenery and experience the fascinating sight of trains weaving through residential neighborhoods. In this blog post, we will explore the origins of Hanoi...
