Seven Mountains Bull Racing Festival is held every year on the occasion of Sene Dolta (the ceremony of worshiping grandparents) of the Khmer people in the South, bearing the imprint of the traditional folk culture of residents working in wet rice farming.

The annual Kate Festival of the Cham people takes place on the 1st of the 7th month in the Cham lunar calendar, typically falling at the end of September or the beginning of October in the Gregorian calendar. This grand festival spans two to three days and features a wide array of distinctive cultural and traditional arts and activities of the Cham community.

The Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival 2024 is a unique cultural event that aims to promote the image of Vietnam in general and Hanoi in particular, with a special focus on the Ao Dai - a symbol of traditional Vietnamese beauty. As part of the 70th anniversary celebrations of the Capital’s Victory (10/10/1954 - 10/10/2024), the festival will offer many exciting activities, attracting domestic and international tourists.

You will be joining the Trung Cuu Festival if you visit Vung Tau in September of the lunar calendar. Every year, this event is celebrated to pray for the local people's peace, health, and happiness.

Double Ninth Festival, also known as Tet Trung Cuu, is a significant cultural event celebrated in Vietnamese communities. Rooted in ancient traditions, this festival holds deep meaning and symbolism for the Vietnamese people.

Dinh Thay Thim Festival holds an extremely important position and role in the life and spiritual activities of not only the community of Binh Thuan but also people in neighboring provinces and cities in the South.

Vietnamese Women's Day is a day dedicated to honoring the accomplishments of women in Vietnamese society. This day has evolved into a chance to not only recognize the relentless work of Vietnamese women but also to reflect on their numerous struggles and successes.

As Vietnam continues to embrace Western culture, the celebration of Halloween has gained popularity in recent years, especially among young people in major metropolitan and tourist areas. While Halloween is not an official holiday in Vietnam, it has become a festive occasion with its unique version, blending traditional Vietnamese beliefs with Western customs.