The Han Khuong Festival in Lai Chau stands as a testament to the rich cultural tapestry and communal spirit of the ethnic Thai people. This traditional festival, brimming with color, music, and dance, offers a unique glimpse into the heritage and customs that have been cherished and preserved through generations.

The Da Lat Flower Festival, now in its 10th edition, returns in 2024 with the inspiring theme "Symphony of Colors”. This year’s festival is expected to draw locals and international visitors alike, eager to immerse themselves in the beauty of Da Lat's iconic flowers and unique artistic presentations.

The Aza Festival, also known as the New Rice Festival or Rice Appreciation Festival, marks a year of hard work in the fields. Held between the 6th day of the 11th lunar month and the 24th day of the 12th lunar month, this festival has been a tradition for hundreds of years. It marks the end of the old year and the beginning of the new one, ushering in hopes for a bountiful harvest.

The vibrant international cuisine returns to Hanoi this December with the 2024 International Food Festival. Held under the theme “Gastronomy of Unity”, the festival is a luscious journey through the culinary traditions of over 60 countries. It takes place on December 7th and 8th and prepares to tantalize your taste buds with a world of flavors.

The Go Thap Festival in Dong Thap is a vibrant celebration that showcases the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of this southern Vietnamese province. Held annually at the sacred Go Thap site, this festival draws thousands of visitors who come to honor historical figures, enjoy traditional performances, and partake in various cultural activities.

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.

The Lai Chau Tourism - Cultural Week 2024 promises to be a unique cultural event with the theme "Coming to the Majestic Lai Chau Mountains". The event will take place in Lai Chau City from December 20 to 22, offering visitors unique cultural, culinary, and natural experiences of Lai Chau. The event will held at the Lai Chau City square.The event is set to draw thousands nationwide, especially Northern mountain culture and nature lovers.

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.