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It is no surprise that lunar worship has been practiced worldwide for thousands of years. In Eastern countries like Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival (or Moon Festival) has evolved from the concept of moon worship. This festival, known as Tet Trung Thu in Vietnamese, takes place annually on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar, falling in September or October. It is always celebrated during a full moon night, earning it the nickname of the Moon Festival or Harvest Moon Festival. Read our article to learn more about the origin, significance, and celebration of one of Vietnam's largest festivals!

October holds a special appeal, especially in certain regions of Vietnam. It has become the new trendy month for family or friend vacations, offering dream destinations at attractive rates. But where should you go, and what are the best sites to prioritize for an October getaway? Follow our guide below to find out!

Few spectacles embody Vietnam’s festive spirit like the lion dance, where vibrant costumes, rhythmic drumbeats, and agile dancers create a captivating, lifelike performance at festivals, Lunar New Year, weddings, and business openings. Beyond its dazzling display, this cherished tradition holds profound cultural and spiritual meaning, believed to dispel bad luck, attract prosperity, and foster community joy, with unique regional styles and rich origins that reveal a deeper story waiting to be explored.