Where to go on vacation during Tet?

The most significant holiday in Vietnam is Tet, which is short for Tet Nguyen Dan. It occurs in January and February and announces the start of spring. It's time to move past the problems of the past and look forward to a better year. Busy cities may resemble ghost towns on the main holiday since many people travel home for the occasion.

Two weeks before to the start of the New Year, Tet preparations get underway. To start the new year off well, people clean their homes, buy new clothes, and pay off their debts. As food is purchased for family res and elaborate, special meals are prepared, markets get crowded. Additionally, now is a good time to purchase flowers like chrysanthemums, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. This is a fantastic moment for travelers to visit Vietnam. The streets are lined with flowers, and everyone is in a really cheerful mood.

Many families may travel during the Tet vacation to interesting locations to unwind after a demanding year and begin a new year filled with joy and excitement.

Dalat

There is a good reason why honeymooners and lovey-dovey couples frequent this stunning city. Dalat, the provincial capital of Lam Dong, is known as "The City of Eternal Spring" because of its exquisite French homes, clean air, verdant valleys, and stunning pine forests.

There are numerous tourist attractions in Dalat that you should visit during Tet, so you don't need to worry about what to do there. These include the imposing Langbiang Mountain, which rises to a height of 2167 meters, where hikers won't be dissatisfied with the strenuous terrain that rewards them with a stunning view of the entire wide city of flowers, the Paradise Lake, a popular destination that offers a breathtaking view and a distinctive camping, health-care

Nha Trang

Nha Trang is undoubtedly the spot for you if you're looking for a location where you can simultaneously take in the tranquil sounds of the sea and attend all the hectic celebrations, events, countdown display, and fireworks party. Along with being known for having the most picturesque beaches in Vietnam, Nha Trang literally overflows with flowers during Tet, including peach branches and apricot trees, as well as blooms from the North, Central, and South of the country. These blooms can be seen on Ly Thanh Tong Street, the Sports Center, Xom Moi Market, Dam Market, and Le Hong Phong Street.

The Holy Mother Tower, where fireflies assemble and circle the tower to formally welcome the new year, is one of the most popular destinations to visit here on Lunar New Year's Eve.

Hoi An

As soon as you arrive in Hoi An, you will know that it is the ideal location because it is an old town much like in the movie! There is a ton of delectable street cuisine to sample, notably "Banh My" — not just any bread, but the famed, authentic "Banh My" — as well as a ton of shopping to be done with seasoned local tailors that will make you feel pleasantly surprised.

On February 8, 2016, during the upcoming Tet vacation, Hoi An New Year Lantern Festival will be held, with participation from about 50 local lantern workshops. And throughout the festival's seven days, hundreds of bright lanterns and a series of fireworks displays will illuminate the entire lovely town.

Sapa

Vietnam's Lao Cai province contains the town of Sapa. Beginning in the early 20th century and continuing now, this is a well-known tourist destination. Sapa was gifted with a landscape by Nature's Creator. With absurd cloud formations waiting for the wind, terraced fields to view, and observing the standing pine trees, it is both charming and grand. listening in on tales from Indochina in the center of the town...

The two ethnic minorities of Sapa, the Mong and the Dao, have distinct indigenous cultures that coexist with the city's European architectural style. The climate in Sapa is cool all year round. European tradition. All of the aforementioned elements have made traveling to Sapa from Hanoi very alluring for those who desire to discover this region.

Community tourism is another aspect of Sapa's fame. Homestay is one of the best options for interacting with the local minority population because of this. Homestays are available in numerous villages, such Giang Ta Chai, Ta Van, and Ta Phin, among others. Homestay is the best option given the cost and lack of a better means to explore the local population and culture. And the conditions of homestays are normal, so visitors should be informed of this before traveling if they want to avoid being disappointed if they expect amenities like hotels.