Kathina Robe Offering Ceremony is one of the important and sacred rituals of Theravada Buddhism. This ceremony holds profound significance in the spiritual and cultural life of the Khmer people in Vietnam. Annually, the Kathina ceremony is solemnly organized at various temples, attracting a large number of monks and Buddhists from all over to participate.

Ha Nguyen Festival, also known as the New Rice Celebration, is a traditional Vietnamese festival rich in spiritual meaning. Held annually, it is a time for people to express gratitude to their ancestors and Heaven and Earth for a bountiful harvest. The festival also offers a precious opportunity for families to reunite, strengthen bonds, and preserve cultural values and traditions.

The Ok Om Bok Festival is one of the most important cultural and religious events of the Khmer people in Southern Vietnam. Also known as the Moon Worship Festival, it is held at the end of the harvest season. This festival expresses the people’s reverence for the Moon God, who protects crops, regulates the weather, and brings good fruit and prosperity to the people in Phum and Soc.

Ba Ngu Hanh Temple Festival is held at the Thang Tam Temple area and Ba Ngu Hanh Temple, located at 74 Ha Long Street, Ward 2, Vung Tau City (74 Ha Long Street, Ward Vung Tau, HCMC). The festival usually takes place over three days on the 16th, 17th, and 18th days of the 10th lunar month each year.

The death anniversary of Mrs. Phi Yen is the largest cultural event in Con Dao, held annually to commemorate Phi Yen, a historical figure highly respected by the local people. This annual memorial serves as an occasion for locals to remember her contributions and attracts many visitors to experience this sacred land's cultural and historical richness.

The New Rice Festival of the Ede people in Vietnam is a celebration of the harvest season and a way to give thanks to the gods for a bountiful crop. This festival is held annually in the Central Highlands of Vietnam and is a significant cultural event for the Ede people.

Christmas at Phat Diem Cathedral is a spectacular celebration that draws visitors from across Vietnam and beyond. Nestled in the heart of Ninh Binh province, this historic cathedral, renowned for its unique blend of traditional Vietnamese and Gothic architecture, transforms into a beacon of festive cheer during the holiday season.

Christmas in Vietnam unfolds as a harmonious fusion of Western customs and the rich tapestry of Vietnamese culture. While officially not recognized as a public holiday, the festive spirit permeates the air, embraced with equal enthusiasm by Christians and non-Christians. The streets come alive with colorful decorations, and bustling markets, creating an atmosphere of joy and togetherness.