On Sept. 2th, 1945, Vietnam declared its independence, forming the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

To celebrate Vietnam national day, the red flats are displayed everywhere through Vietnam country. In Ba Dinh Square in Ha Noi, where Declaration of Independence was made, people gather to listen the speeches, watching paradise and firework to remind the heroic victory after 75 years.

The festival is held on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar at night, corresponding to Thursday, Octorber 1, 2020. Today, it is an occasion for outdoor reunions among friends and relatives to eat mooncakes and watch the moon, a symbol of harmony and unity. Moon cake and lantern are something indispensable during Moon festival.
Where to go? – Lantern city Luong Nhu Hoc in District 5, Aeon mall, …
Fee: free
Time: September 30 and Octorber 1, 2020.

Breaking Vietnam is the first official tournament to be led and approved by the Vietnam Gymnastics Federation, Vietnam Dance Council, Department of Culture and Sports of Ho Chi Minh City, and the GMV team together. This is aimed at creating a movement to train and prepare athletes (athletes) to participate in the upcoming international Breaking competitions. 

The event include many kind of dancing battle such as Bboy, Bgirl,.. specially, battle 5-5 can be available for foreigners in Vietnam.

Time: 19/06 – 21/06/2020

Venue: Nguyen Hue walking street

Fee: free

Follow the event here.

Vietnam’s Teacher Day is an special occasion for students to give the best wishes, express their gratitude, respect to their teachers. They are the teachers who stand in class, or the advisors, seniors who teach you a lot of thing. On this day, teacher’s house, even they retired, is always full with students. Each of them give to the teacher the beautiful presents.

Venue: teacher’s house

Time: all day

On Christmas Eve, young people like to go into the city centre, where there is a Catholic Cathedral. The streets are crowded with people on Christmas Eve and somewhere cars are not allowed.

People celebrate by taking pictures and enjoying the Christmas decorations and lights of big hotels and department stores. Lots of cafes and restaurants are open for people to enjoy a snack!

Venue: mall, cafe,…

Fee: flexible

Time: crowded in eve