Tet decorations made in Vietnam a hitCustomers in Ho Chi Minh City this year prefer to buy Tet ornaments that have been made domestically.
Vietnam makes worship to ancestors before TetPresident Nguyen Minh Triet presided over a ritual to pay homage to Vietnam's ancestors at Thang Long Royal Citadel in Hanoi.
Hue continues to make its special banh in cakesVillagers in central Hue are busy making Banh in, a traditional cake made from green beans and sugar, to prepare for Tet.
Hanoi streets full of the colours of TetAs Tet nears, not only are the streets of the capital becoming more busy, but also decorated with flowers and bonsai trees.
Calligraphy scrolls give blessings for a new yearDuring the lead up to Tet, many people go to the Temple of Literature in search of calligraphy scrolls with blessings for New Year.
Can Tho’s craftsmen busy for TetCraftsmen in Can Tho had been busy making their meticulous handcrafts at a fair to welcome the Tet festival.
Nha Trang: Beginning to look a lot like TetEven though Tet will not be here for another week, every street in Nha Trang is decorated in striking colours.
Decorative fish bring blessings from the god of kitchensHanoi merchants are selling a wide variety of ornamental fish for the celebration of the Kitchen God.
Sapa’s peach tree market flourishes in the coldPeople of the mountain village of Sapa gathered to sell their beautiful and ubiquitous peach blossoms for Tet.
Ceremony welcomes UNESCO's recognition of St. Giong festivalVietnam held a ceremony to receive UNESCO certification for St. Giong Festival as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Vendors bring market to the Co Tu people on TetFor some time, every Tet, peddlers of various wares travel to Hoa Bac commune to sell goods to the Co Tu ethnic minority.
Ornamental stone and sculptures new trend among wealthySpending billions of VND on luxurious, decorative stones and ornate sculptures for Tet is gaining in popularity.
Folk pictures and paper flowers hot items for TetHandicraft villages in Thua Thien, in the central province of Hue, are racing to make their traditional products for the holiday.
Can Tho ornamental trees symbolise TetCan Tho City began an ornamental trees market which started on January 18, running through the 31, for Tet.
Giant pottery products ready for TetBat Trang is putting the finishing touches onto a number of giant - and expensive - pottery products just in time for Tet.
Dot flowers herald the new yearDot flowers are blooming, signaling the coming of Tet, all up and down Khanh Vinh Mountain in Khanh Hoa Province.
Vietnam’s highest mountain pass frozen in photosO Quy Ho, the highest mountain pass in Vietnam, was covered with ice and snow after two chilly days.
Spicy grilled food on a cool Sapa eveningOn chilly evenings in the northwest, there is nothing like sitting down on Sapa’s grilled-food street with a bowl of strong Bac Ha wine and a plate of fragrant grilled food.
In photos: Vietnam’s most thrilling mountain passCa Pass is a high and winding mountain pass with dangerous roads which offers a serene view of Vietnam’s landscapes.