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Tuesday, 17/2/2026 | 07:01 GMT+7

International tourists send new year wishes while traveling in Vietnam

International tourists send new year wishes in Vietnamese while participating in traditional cultural activities in Vietnam during Tet Binh Ngo.

International visitors are embracing the vibrant spirit of Tet, Vietnam's Lunar New Year, by immersing themselves in traditional cultural activities across the country. During Tet Binh Ngo this year, many tourists are celebrating the festive season in Vietnam, creating memorable experiences and fostering cultural exchange.

These visitors find Vietnamese traditions charming, from bustling flower markets to serene temple visits. They actively participate in local customs, often learning and using basic Vietnamese phrases, especially new year greetings. This initiative connects them with the local community and shows their appreciation for the welcoming atmosphere.

Their efforts to say "Chuc mung nam moi" (Happy New Year) in Vietnamese are frequently met with warmth and smiles from locals. This simple gesture bridges cultural gaps, enhancing the festive spirit for all. Whether enjoying traditional foods, watching dragon dances, or joining folk games, international tourists find joy in the authentic Tet experience, making their journey through Vietnam truly special.

Tuan Anh - Mai Anh

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/khach-quoc-te-gui-loi-chuc-nam-moi-khi-du-lich-viet-nam-5041889.html
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