Unusual Tranquility: Vietnam’s Biggest Cities Experience a Peaceful Lunar New Year
Vietnam’s biggest cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, experienced an unusual tranquility on the first morning of the Lunar New Year, known as Tet. As the clock struck 7 a.m., the typically bustling streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter were eerily quiet, with most shops closed. Amidst the stillness, some pedestrians embraced the festive spirit by donning traditional ao dai attire and capturing the moment with photographs. The serene and friendly ambiance allowed people to partake in the traditions and rituals associated with the Lunar New Year, marking the beginning of the Year of the Dragon in a unique and unforgettable manner.
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