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In Northern Vietnam, Lunar New Year (Tết) is not complete without a full table of traditional dishes. Food during Tet fest is about more than flavor - it represents luck, balance, respect for ancestors, and hopes for the coming year. While every family has its own variations, some dishes appear on almost every Northern Vietnamese table. Banh chung (square sticky rice cake) The most important dish is bánh chưng (square sticky rice cake) . Made from sticky rice, mung beans, an

During Tết Holiday, Vietnamese people dive into a mix of fun and meaningful traditions to welcome a fresh, lucky new year. Here are some of the top things we do to kick off the celebrations! Before the new year begins, we set up family altars to honor our ancestors and show gratitude for their guidance. It’s also the perfect time to ask for their blessings – because really, who wouldn’t want a little extra luck to kick off the year? We also take the time to carefully arrange

Here are 7 things Vietnamese avoid on the first day of New Year to welcome a year full of luck and prosperity 🍀 How about you? Any special New Year’s traditions or superstitions in your culture? 🎉🎊 Ngoc Anh (Ice) Beyond Vietnam

While we're soaking up the Tết vibes, it's time for you to uncover the charm of Hanoi! 🏛️✨ Take a look at the opening hours and holiday schedules of the must-visit attractions below - Hanoi awaits your discovery! 😎🌟 ✨𝐁𝐨𝐧𝐮𝐬: Many attractions in Hanoi offer discounts of up to 50% and free entry for students, children under 16, and kids! Just remember to bring your student ID or proof of age to enjoy the savings. 🎉👩‍🎓👶 Ngoc Anh (Ice) Beyond Vietnam

In Vietnam, we don’t just say “Happy New Year.” We go all out with wishes that cover everything from good health to overflowing wealth! Ready to spread some New Year cheer? Ngoc Anh (Ice) Beyond Vietnam