For the Vietnamese, Tet (Lunar New Year) is the biggest, most important and most awaited occasion of the year.
Occupying a special meaning in the spiritual beliefs of the Vietnamese, Tet is an occasion to show remembrance and gratitude to their ancestors, as well as a time for family reunions, tight hugs and large family meals.
However, recently, celebrating Tet in faraway places has become a trend that goes against the tradition of going back home to gather with family. The familiar question “How have you prepared for Tet so far?” has gradually been replaced by “Where to this Tet?”
If you have a chance to travel to Vietnam during Tet, join Travellive and indulge in the Tet atmosphere by exploring Hoi An Ancient Town with its charming old streets, flavorful traditional Tet delicacies and picturesque sceneries.
Moreover, if you happen to visit Hanoi, the capital city, dropping by Nhat Tan village to admire stunning cherry blossom, visiting ancient pagodas, strolling in an antique market and nibbling candied...
