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Driving through Heaven's Gate

Driving through Heaven's Gate

Next in a series about traveling during Tet in Vietnam’s northwestern region, Tuan Anh explores how people celebrate the holiday in Lai Chau Province.
A Tet for travel

A Tet for travel

Bringing in the Lunar New Year Vietnamese style has been a memory for a lifetime.
Plenty of green bananas

Plenty of green bananas

Green bananas are a must-have for the altar during Tet. Traders rushed to Hanoi to supply the demand.
A flowered affair

A flowered affair

Flowers can be seen virtually everywhere in anticipation of Tet. Beautiful flower markets have been setup from the countryside to the city.
So this is Tet

So this is Tet

The Lunar New Year is a special event filled with tradition, history, joy and celebration, writes David Cornish.
The northern highlands

The northern highlands

Phong Lan takes us on a trip through the Dong Van Highlands, its natural sites and local people.
A street for scholars

A street for scholars

Tet is fast approaching and the festivities have already begun, but some people are still busy hustling about trying to prepare for the holiday.
Vietnamese Tet paintings

Vietnamese Tet paintings

In the past, when the Lunar New Year approached, Tet folk paintings were seen everywhere, from the rural markets to urban streets.
Soaking in the Tetmoshpere

Soaking in the Tetmoshpere

Although this will be my first time experiencing Tet, I can't help but to share in the joy and excitement I see.
Banh mi Doner Kebabs, Hanoi

Banh mi Doner Kebabs, Hanoi

In Hanoi the typical banh mi is a pedestrian fried egg or pâté sandwich with a few slices of cucumber or a light smearing of chili sauce.
A different blossom for Tet

A different blossom for Tet

Many people buy banana blossoms for their homes that are sold along National Road 4D stretching from Sa Pa to Lao Cai city.
Happy to be blue

Happy to be blue

Plug in the guitars and set up the drums, I have found a spot in Hanoi that makes me feel groovy.

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