As part of the series of activities celebrating the Lunar New Year 2026 at the heritage site, the spring incense offering ceremony at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel combined royal court traditions with elements of traditional folk festivals, expressing wishes for a smooth and prosperous start to the new year.

On February 15, nearly 1,000 members of the Vietnamese community, local French residents, and international friends gathered to celebrate the 2026 Vietnamese Lunar New Year festival in the north-western French city of Lorient.

In the current of modern Vietnamese art, the horse is not only a familiar creature in daily life but also a figure rich in inspiration. From wartime canvases to contemporary works, horses appear as witnesses to history, embodying displacement and the yearning for freedom, leaving a distinctive imprint on generations of Vietnamese artists.

Party General Secretary To Lam visited and extended greetings to the Party organisation, authorities, and people of the southern province of Tay Ninh on February 9, on the occasion of the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet).