The celebration I went to was the Mid-Autumn Festival, often known as the Moon Festival. It is one of the most widely observed festivals in Vietnam. It takes place on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month ( often in late September or early October). Ho Chi Minh Pioneer Association is in charge of organizing the event. Nguyen Tat Thanh Square was the site of the celebration. The most common motive for the Moon festival is to provide children with a fun opportunity to play and express their affection for their loved ones. Musical performances kick off the event. Following that, the youngsters do a lantern parade with various types of lanterns. The audience is made up of foreigners, locals, and others. There were so many gorgeous sceneries at this festival that I took so many photos.