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The HCM City administration has unveiled a draft design for the 18th annual Nguyen Hue Flower Street to celebrate the coming Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday.

French daily Le Figaro recently ran an article introducing Hanoi’s most renowned street food.

The Ministry of Health on April 12 morning issued its 13th emergency notice, asking anyone who has visited Me Linh flower market in Ha Loi village, Me Linh commune, Hanoi since March 20, to immediately contact the nearest health authority or send a message to the number 8889 for medical advice.

The Ministry of Health (MoH) has issued an urgent notice to trace all people who had close contact with the 243rd COVID-19 patient, a 47-year-old man, from Hanoi’s Me Linh district.

As a traditional custom, displaying flowers at home on early days of a lunar year is believed to bring good luck to the home owners. Having done exhibiting peach blossoms during the Lunar New Year holiday, Hanoians start buying pure white pear flowers to decorate their houses these days.

The festival which best epitomizes Vietnam's cultural identity is the Lunar New Year with a lot of meaningful customs and traditional special foods. Below are some traditions that people keep doing in each Lunar New Year.

A day trip to Me Linh Flower Village is a chance to escape from hustle and bustle and to fill one’s lungs with fresh air in flower fields after long days choking in Hanoi's polluted air.

Thanks to the favourable weather this year, sword lilies in Binh Ngoc commune, Tuy Hoa city, Phu Yen province are expected to bloom on time for Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday.

The spring atmosphere is overwhelming Hanoi’s streets, from downtown to the outskirts.

Apricot blossoms are in full bloom at gardens in Nhat Tan, Quang Ba, Phu Thuong in Hanoi as Tet nears.

A 120 years-old apricot blossom tree presents at Hanoi’s Phung Hung traditional Tet flower market.

After the liberation of the South and reunification of the nation, the Communist Party of Vietnam led the country to overcome war aftermaths and restore the economy.

With the Lunar New Year 2020 just a few weeks away, Tay Tuu flower village in Hanoi is ready for the busiest season of the year.

In order to meet demands for the upcoming Lunar New Year, Ho Chi Minh City will open 170 Tet flower markets, including traditional floating markets.

Lilies have long featured in the lyrics of poems and the atmosphere of Hanoi in recent days has been positively poetic and dreamlike with the fragrance of lilies.

Peach and pear blossoms have been blooming during the first Full Moon Festival (January 18 to 19) on the streets of Hanoi.

Quang Ba flower market in Hanoi is one of the top 13 places to celebrate Lunar New Year, according to the US’ Cable News Network (CNN).

Hundreds of flower markets have opened across Ho Chi Minh City, showcasing and selling flowers for Tet holiday which comes in less than a week.

Dong Son village, Tam Diep city, Ninh Binh province is known for peach blossoms. For years, Dong Son peach blossom has been sought after by merchants nationwide, and the plants have been a major

Hanoi’s Old Quarter will offer opportunities to visitors to experience Vietnamese traditional Lunar New Year (Tet) with an array of cultural activities from January 25 to February 24.