As the city cools down, it becomes a pleasant backdrop for extended photo shoots, with many young people hiring professional photographers to capture the perfect shot.

Around town, groups of young individuals donning the ao dai, the iconic Vietnamese traditional long gown, add a splash of color and culture to the bustling metropolis.

Elegant young women in ‘ao dai’ bring a festive spirit to popular tourist spots in Ho Chi Minh City.

These graceful ladies, holding vibrant bouquets, radiate excitement and joy as they pose, eagerly anticipating the upcoming Tet celebrations.

Nguyen Anh Thu, a 24-year-old from Binh Thanh District, shared that the mild weather inspired her and her friends to don the ao dai and capture memorable moments.

“Wearing the ao dai fills me with a sense of pride and happiness,” expressed 21-year-old Hanh Nguyen from District 7, as she striking posed near the historic Reunification Palace, a symbol of the city.

A group of young Vietnamese in ‘ao dai’ strike a pose in front of the iconic Ben Thanh Market.

Loc, from Binh Tan District, chose an orange ‘ao dai’ for her family photo session downtown with her mother and children.

Ho Con Rua (Turtle Lake) has become a go-to spot for those seeking a unique backdrop for their Tet-themed photos.

Ngoc Huyen and Thu Tham, students at the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City, couldn’t miss the chance to snap some photos at the Reunification Palace.

A young woman and two children, all dressed up in festive outfits, join in on the Tet-themed photo fun.

Ho Con Rua (Turtle Lake) provides a picturesque setting for those seeking a natural backdrop for their Tet photos.

Linh Xuan, a student at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, went all out with her Tet-themed photo session, investing in special clothing and accessories.

Thu Duyen and Huong Uyen, captivated by the city’s beautiful climate, visited the Reunification Palace to capture memorable photos.
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