Can Tho City in southern Vietnam is gearing up for vibrant Lunar New Year festivities, as announced by the municipal Department of Industry and Trade. The celebrations, taking over Tay Do Square in Cai Rang District, will run from January 17 to 28, coinciding with the 18th to 29th of the 12th lunar month.
A key attraction is the Tet flower market, showcasing 200 booths exhibiting ornamental plants, bonsai, and vibrant floral displays. Local growers and cooperatives from Can Tho and neighboring Mekong Delta provinces will bring their finest offerings. This includes participants from the renowned Sa Dec flower village in Dong Thap Province, known for its diverse range of over 2,000 floral varieties.
The event organizers have ensured that all vendors will have free access to booths, electricity, and water facilities. The enthusiasm among farmers and vendors is evident, with additional participants requesting to join this colorful celebration.
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| Ha Vu Son, Director of the Can Tho City Department of Industry and Trade, enthusiastically shares details about the upcoming Lunar New Year festivities at a press briefing. Photo: Chi Quoc / Tuoi Tre |
Nguyen Huu Ai, Deputy Head of the Hau Giang Province Department of Industry and Trade, praised the choice of Tay Do Square for its spaciousness and accessibility. He emphasized the importance of promoting the event to attract a diverse range of visitors.
Complementing the flower market is the ‘Tet Tay Do’ festival, taking place simultaneously from January 17 to 23. This festival will be a journey through Vietnam’s cultural heritage, with over 100 cultural and culinary booths representing approximately 30 provinces. Visitors can expect a treat for their senses, exploring Tet traditions from the country’s three main regions.
Among the highlights are interactive experiences such as preparing traditional Tet feasts, arranging five-fruit trays, and enjoying soulful traditional music performances. Ha Vu Son, Director of the Can Tho Department of Industry and Trade, emphasized that visitors, especially the youth, will have a unique opportunity to learn about the significance of ancestral worship and discover the distinct regional variations of Tet dishes.
Mark your calendars and prepare to immerse yourself in the vibrant Lunar New Year celebrations of Can Tho City!
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