The Southern Fruit Festival at Suoi Tien is an annual event hosted at the Suoi Tien tourist area, showcasing unique and diverse fruit varieties from regions across the country. This festival promises a vibrant summer experience, bringing joy to visitors from all over.

The seventh lunar month is a time of profound spiritual significance in many Asian cultures. Ghost Month in Vietnam is believed to be when the gates of the underworld open, allowing the spirits of the deceased to return to the mortal realm. Rooted in Buddhist and Taoist beliefs, this month is a time of reflection, reverence, and rituals.

Vietnam, a country with a rich tapestry of traditions and celebrations, welcomes the Qixi Festival with open arms. Also known as the "Double Seventh Festival" or the Chinese Valentine's Day. This festival, deeply rooted in folklore and love stories, transcends borders and brings communities together in the spirit of romance and affection.

The Hon Chen Festival, or Hue Nam Temple Festival is celebrated in the seventh lunar month. This festival honors the Mother Goddess Thien Y A Na at Hue Nam Temple, perched on Ngoc Tran Mountain in Hue. It features elaborate ceremonies, colorful processions, traditional music, and dance, drawing thousands of participants and tourists. The festival blends Cham and Vietnamese cultural practices, reflecting the rich historical and spiritual heritage of the region.

Thanh Ha Pottery Festival is a cherished cultural and traditional event held annually in Vietnam, drawing in thousands of locals and tourists alike. This vibrant festival honors the ancestral craft of pottery and encourages the younger generations to preserve and promote this unique heritage. It's also a fantastic opportunity to showcase Thanh Ha Village’s reputation to both domestic and international visitors.