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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.

Dozens of spring flower markets will be opened in Hanoi for shopping, sightseeing and entertainment ahead of the Lunar New Year of 2019.

A Hanoi-based group keen on preserving the ancient values of communal houses will host its annual gathering featuring various traditional customs celebrating the Lunar New Year Festival on January 26 and 27 in the capital.

It’s nearly two months to go until the 2019 Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday. However, peach blossoms, a traditionally festive flower in Vietnam’s northern region, are already being sold early at Quang Ba

Si Ma Cai district in Lao Cai is often called the twin sister of Sa Pa.

On special days for women such as March 8, gentlemen often buy their beloved women vivid bouquets. However, there are guys who always give flowers to millions of women.

A flower market on Hanoi's Hang Luoc street is busy and bustling on the last days of the lunar year as many people come here to buy peach flowers or kumquat trees or just to enjoy the Tet atmosphere.

One of the oldest traditions that define the Lunar New Year in Hanoi is the city’s markets where people not only shop for flowers and goods but also bask in the cheerful atmosphere.

Lunar New Year holiday (Tet) spirit is in the air, as peach flowers bloom and kumquat fruit turn yellowish. Tay Ho district is the most famous destination for the Tet specialties in Hanoi.

As Tet (Lunar New Year) 2018 is coming to town, people are rushing around getting ready for the year’s largest traditional holiday.

Ho Chi Minh City will host cultural and amusement events at many places in the downtown area during the Tet (the Lunar New Year) holiday, which will begin on February 15.

About two weeks before the Lunar New Year, flower gardens in the northern province of Bac Ninh are now ready to meet the demand for flowers during the biggest festival in the year.

As Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday approaches, spaces for lease to sell ornamental flowers, fruit trees and other goods in supermarkets, markets and along roads is “hot” across the country.

A huge potential exists in the country for start-ups that find innovative solutions for existing problems, and young people must be the game changers for this to happen.

The gift market for Vietnamese Women’s Day, October 20, this year is offering customers a wide range of products and services.