Tet is the most important Vietnamese holiday, says Thin Nguyen, spokesman for the largest Tet Festival in Southern California, which will be held this year from Feb. 16-18 at the OC fairgrounds in ...

Thousands of visitors gathered for the opening of a Tet flower street in Tuy Hoa City, Phu Yen Province, south-central Vietnam on Sunday night, with highlights including illuminated snake mascots in ...

WESTMINSTER – The local Vietnamese community in Little Saigon is already in the mood to celebrate their most important festival of the year – the Lunar New Year. The community will welcome the ...

When I first visited Vietnam at 22, I felt suspended – not quite a foreigner, not fully Vietnamese, grappling with identity. Tet bridged the gap.

Celebrating Tet, the Lunar New Year, in Vietnam holds a special charm that my friend and his wife, long-time residents of America, couldn't resist. With their children well-adapted to life in the ...

Even though the usually hectic life in Vietnam’s major cities goes through a major reversal during the Lunar New Year holiday (Tet), there is actually a lot of activity that happens during the most ...

But for Tet, I want to buy flowers suitable for everyone to decorate my house in the outskirts of Hanoi.” Hoa said she chose artificial flowers as she could keep them for a longer time and reuse them ...

For Vietnamese people, especially in the north, peach blossoms are the flower of Tet and an indispensable part of every Vietnamese family in this occasion. The flower is considered a sacred symbol of ...

Vietnam imported flowers and ornamental plants worth 18 million USD from December 1, 2017 to January 31, 2018 for the Lunar New Year. ... down slightly from 2.5 million USD before Tet last year.

When Vietnamese people celebrate Tet, which falls on the Lunar New Year date of Feb. 12, they describe it as “an Tet,” an expression that translates to “eating the New Year.” (Tet Nguyen ...

Farmers in ‘flower hubs’ across Vietnam are anticipating a low business season for the upcoming Tet, or the Lunar New Year period that is two weeks away, with crops failing to bloom as planned due to ...