#tradition

Activities for Tet, known internationally as the Lunar New Year festival in Hanoi capital have gradually changed over time, but several beautiful traditional customs continue to be followed today in every family.

21 members of the Dao traditional cultural club in Trung Ha commune (Chiem Hoa, Tuyen Quang), are all passionate and knowledgeable about the ethnic group’s culture.

Hundreds of Hanoians queued from dawn to dust in Thuy Khue street to buy well-known traditionally-made mid-autumn cakes.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has requested the northern province of Vinh Phuc to tighten control over the organising of the Hai Luu buffalo fighting festival in the local district of Song Lo.

The Le family have been living in Tien Luc Commune for more than 200 years. They are not only one of the biggest families, but also one of the biggest blood donating groups in the locality.

The 2018 spring calligraphy festival opened at Ho Van in Van Mieu- Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature) on February 9 in Hanoi.

Ho Chi Minh City will host its annual festival to honour ao dai (Vietnamese traditional dress), which is known as the symbol of feminine beauty in Vietnam, during March 3-25.

Clay cracker, a traditional game that involves hurling clay crackers to produce noise, originated in Vietnam’s northern delta region.