Officially a ten-day affair, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year is often celebrated for weeks leading up to it with traditional music, fireworks, lion dances, and joyful reunions with friends and family.

This year, the government has approved a nine-day Tet break starting on Jan. 25, four days before the Lunar New Year.It includes two weekends and is thus longer than the seven-day Tet break in ...

Covid-19 took a big toll on Vietnam consumers in 2021 after an effective zero-Covid policy in 2020. Tết (Vietnamese New Year) 2022 hence became so much different from any previous Tết. After two years ...

Breaking a truce that was supposed to allow the warring sides to celebrate Tet, or the Lunar New Year, communist leaders sent tens of thousands of soldiers and Vietcong guerrillas into cities and ...

The Tet Parade kicked off in Westminster to celebrate the Lunar New Year on Saturday morning. The parade has been held in the city for over two decades and features floats, marching bands ...