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Christmas trees are erected, rock caves are decorated with shimmering lights in Thua Thien-Hue province, luring youngsters to visit under the chilly weather. (Photo: VNA)
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Catholic followers in the Central Highland province of Kon Tum are busy preparing to welcome the Christmas season 2020 (Photo: VNA)
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In Ke Gai diocese, Hung Nguyen district, Nghe An province, Catholics have built a giant rock cave which becomes a tourism hotspot. The cave is 100m long, 35m wide and 24m high, reenacting the birth of the Christ Child (Photo: VNA)
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As scheduled, the St. Joseph Cathedral in Hanoi changes its appearance, attracting thousands of people and creates a sparkling space in the downtown (Photo: VNA)
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Many Catholics have come to the church early to pray for a merry Christmas (Photo: VNA)
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This is also an opportunity for youngsters to capture the memorial moments of Christmas (Photo: VNA)
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The red colour is overwhelming every street and shopping mall in Hanoi in celebration of one of the biggest holidays in Vietnam (Photo: VNA)
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According to the Catholic calendar, Christmas begins from December 24 Eve, and the main holiday is December 25. (Photo: VNA)
Joyous Christmas vibes overwhelm Vietnam
The joyous Christmas vibes have reached every corner across Vietnam. At churches and dioceses, all the preparations have been completed to celebrate a merry and cosy holiday.
