Giong Festival

The Giong Festival is held annually in Phu Dong Temple, Soc Son to commemorate Saint Giong, one of the four Vietnamese immortals, and has been recognized as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO. The festival features processions, ceremonies, and traditional singing, as well as interesting folk games. It is an occasion for locals to pray for abundant harvest and happy lives

a yearly event held over two nights with colorful and majestic displays of fireworks

a monthly celebration in Vietnam's Hoi An Ancient Town, where people light lanterns, marking a time for reflection and honoring ancestors

a festival in Vietnam where people offer food, clothes, and other items to wandering souls

a major celebration for the Cham people in Southern Central Vietnam, featuring cultural activities and ancestor worship

festival in Hanoi draws visitors to see beautiful landscapes, limestone caves, and participate in important praying activities

a traditional festival that dates back over 300 years and features Quan Ho singing, traditional games, and elegant costumes

a joyful celebration for children with weeks of preparation, lion dancers, and festival items sold everywhere

Vietnam celebrates Independence Day with patriotic displays, parades, and fireworks in major cities

an important national and religious festival in Vietnam celebrated with sacred rituals, colorful decorations, entertainment, and charity activities at big pagodas