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The Lunar New Year parade, now an integral part of the city’s cultural fabric, marked its fifth anniversary with a vibrant celebration. The event has successfully recreated the essence of the traditional Tet holiday while fostering a sense of community among locals and tourists alike. The procession commenced on Dao Duy Tu Street, meandering through the heart of Hanoi, including Cho Gao, Tran Nhat Duat, and Hang Buom Streets. It passed by several historic landmarks such as O Quan Chuong, the last remaining gate of the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, and Bach Ma Temple, before concluding at Kim Ngan Temple, filling the air with rhythmic drumbeats and melodious music along the way. The vibrant parade makes its way down Dao Duy Tu Street, captivating onlookers. Photo : Nguyen Hien / Tuoi Tre Adorned in exquisite traditional attire, the participants showcased a diverse range of Vietnamese fashion, including the elegant ao tac , a variation of the iconic ao dai , along with the a...

Hanoi basks in clear, sunny skies in the lead-up to the Tet Holiday, creating the perfect atmosphere for outdoor activities. The city’s streets come alive with color, adorned with vibrant red flags and fresh floral displays, offering a delightful treat for the eyes. On weekends, the pedestrian zone surrounding Hoan Kiem Lake transforms into a bustling hub of activity, with young ladies donning elegant ao dai, gracefully strolling and striking poses for memorable snapshots. These joyous moments infuse the city with a cheerful vibe, enhancing Hanoi’s springtime allure. These days, Hanoi captivates visitors with the enchanting sight of graceful young women adorned in ao dai, embodying the fusion of youth and tradition as they wander the city’s streets. Photos: Huy Pham/The Hanoi Times Each photograph captures a fleeting moment, preserving the essence of this picturesque season in time. Hoan Kiem Lake, veiled in a misty winter morning haze, presents a serene and romantic backdrop fo...