an ancestor worship
Vietnamese people are said to continue living in another realm, and it is the sentient's task to meet their needs. In return, the ancestors gave advice and brought good luck. A small altar is placed in almost every house in Vietnam; It is used to socialize with loved ones who are gone. Rituals include offering fruit, food, wine, yellow paper, lighting candles and burning incense before praying in front of the altar.
Spring is coming, many Vietnamese people come to pagodas and temples to pray for health, peace and happiness. This is not simply a wish, but also a moment for people to gather in a spiritual place, leaving difficulties in life and feeling the harmony of heaven and earth together.
Lunar New Year
(Lunar New Year) Lunar New Year (Tet) takes place from the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar (around the end of January or early February) for at least three days. It is a joyful family reunion full of smiles and blessings to express filial piety, family cohesion and wishes for an upcoming year filled with happiness, prosperity and goodness.



As you can see, Vietnam is not just a country with beautiful beaches, majestic mountains and delicious cuisine. Throughout Vietnam's long and rich history, the highlight is the whole nation's effort to preserve its national identity and fascinating cultural heritage passed from generation to generation, The result is a great fusion of traditional and contemporary values. However, although Vietnam is proud of its traditions, its people are also one of the most liberal thinkers in Asia. But this is another topic we will cover soon!