Information about Vietnam Festivals.

Vietnam is a country known for its rich cultural heritage and various festivals. These festivals are held to celebrate the traditions and beliefs of the Vietnamese people, to mark the beginning of the new year or to celebrate a bountiful harvest season. Tet Nguyen Dan (Vietnamese New Year) is one of the most important festivals in Vietnam. It is celebrated every year in January or February according to the Lunar Calendar. Tet means family unity, fertility and renewal. During this festival, families come together, visit temples, wear traditional clothes and prepare many traditional dishes. Mid-Autumn Festival (Mid-Autumn Festival) is very popular among children in Vietnam. It is celebrated every year in August or September. During this festival, children carry colorful handmade lanterns, wear traditional clothes and dance in the streets. Additionally, specially made desserts and fruits are also consumed during this festival. The Hue Festival is a festival held every two years in the central city of Hue, Vietnam. This festival is held to celebrate the history, culture and art of Hue. During the festival, street parades, exhibitions and events are held, as well as traditional music, dance and theatre. Hoi An Full Moon Festival is a festival held on the 14th day of every month in Hoi An city. During this festival, the streets are illuminated with lanterns and traditional decorations. Street dances, traditional music and dance performances are held in the historical district of Hoi An. It is also possible to buy food and souvenirs from street vendors. These are just a few examples, many more festivals are held in Vietnam. These festivals are a great opportunity to explore the history, culture and traditions of the country.