Tay Nguyen New Rice Festival is a cultural celebration of the Tay Nguyen’s ethnic groups to express gratitude to the god of rice in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.

Held annually at Chu Dang Ya Volcano in Gia Lai, Wild Sunflower Week 2024 brings the region’s wildflowers to life with cultural performances, interactive activities, and culinary experiences. The festival is designed to experience both the breathtaking beauty of wild sunflowers and the rich, vibrant culture of Gia Lai’s ethnic communities. With an exciting range of events and attractions, it promises an unforgettable celebration of nature and tradition.

The Ha Giang Buckwheat Flower Festival is one of the most outstanding and unique cultural events in Ha Giang. Held annually, this festival not only attracts visitors with the brilliant beauty of buckwheat flowers but also offers them rich and profound cultural experiences. In 2024, the festival will celebrate its 10th anniversary with many exciting activities, promising to be a must-see highlight for those who love exploration and experience.

The Song Thap Celebration is spiritually significant for Vietnamese ethnic groups, connecting past traditions with present reverence through rituals expressing gratitude to deities and ancestors.

The Nghinh Ong Festival in Kien Giang 2024 promises an immersive experience into the captivating maritime traditions and fishing culture of the region. The festival blends traditional rituals with colorful performances, attracting both locals and tourists alike. It is a unique reflection of Vietnam’s rich maritime heritage, fostering a sense of community while preserving ancient customs.

The Ok Om Bok Festival 2024 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.

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.

Every year on November 20th, Vietnam comes alive with a special energy as students, parents, and communities unite to celebrate Vietnam Teachers' Day. This cherished occasion goes beyond mere formality, embodying the deep respect for education and gratitude towards educators that are cornerstones of Vietnamese culture.

The 3rd Ninh Binh Festival occurs from November 24th to November 30th 2024 in Ninh Binh City and Hoa Lu District, Ninh Binh City. This year’s festival will vividly portray Vietnam's historical journey. It captures the nation's legacy through the founding, relocating, and establishment of its capitals by past emperors. The program will highlight key milestones that showcase the triumphs and enduring spirit of the Vietnamese people over a thousand years.

Thanksgiving Day in Vietnam 2024 is set to be a time of gratitude, family gatherings, and memorable feasts. This cherished holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. It brings people together to give thanks, enjoy comforting food, and celebrate traditions. In 2024, Thanksgiving is on November 28th. Let’s GTrip provide you with essential information about this holiday.