Tet Holiday

Nothing seems to be more enchanting than wishing someone in their own tongue.

Tet is upon Vietnam, the G4 Embassies of Canada, New Zealand, Norway, and Switzerland would like to share some stories of “Hope” for the New Year.

Hanoi will start experiencing biting cold weather from January 29.

The southern metropolis has set the target to achieve full vaccine coverage by the end of February.

Tet celebration this year will be very different given the impacts of the pandemic.

The gorgeous traditional Tet festival imbued with Vietnamese identities has left an unforgettable impression in the hearts of foreign tourists.

The old custom shows the Vietnamese respect to the guardian spirit of the house as well as conveys the Vietnamese wishes for a prosperous upcoming year.

Adorning a house with peach blossom or kumquat tree is a long-standing and elegant hobby of many Hanoians on the occasion of the Lunar New Year.

Hospitals and disease control centers are tasked with building their own plans to stock up medicines.