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The immensity of the lagoon with vibrant colors stretches out in front of visitors. The peaceful life of the fishermen here also brings to visitors a sense of peace and serenity.

For Hue people, Vesak is not simply a cultural and spiritual celebration. It is also a Buddhist holiday that is awaited by a large number of people, monks, nuns, and Buddhists.

From time immemorial, the lotus flower has been attached to the people of Hue. Lotus lakes and ponds can be found everywhere in Hue, and Hue Royal Palace is not an exception.

The kite festival of this year attracted over 80 kites including various shapes and types such as dragons, phoenixes, peacocks, butterflies, chickens, and gold fishes, etc.

When visiting this relic site, visitors will have a chance to admire the space of the temple and the tomb, which are imbued with Vietnamese village culture...

Hue people have long invested in this sport with the goals to maintain their health, and go sightseeing every early morning, late afternoon or weekends.

Walking in the middle of the streets inside the Imperial City, you will encounter a dreamy pink color of firmiana simplex flower - a unique one of Hue.

Thua Thien Hue Weekly would like to introduce some pictures taken about the process of cultivating corn of Hue local people through the lens of Nguyen Khoa Huy,

Thanks to the application of scientific and technical methods, they have succeeded in cultivating a number of beautiful plants and flowers, including some flowers originating from abroad such as the lavender…

Being endowed with the poetic space and landscape by nature, Vong Canh Hill has long been chosen by local people and youngsters as a destination for relaxing and entertainment at weekends.

The flower has been planted for a long time in royal palaces, residences, communal courtyards, pagoda gateway, and in the front yards of the locals’ houses, etc.

People go to the fair to exchange feelings and wish everyone and every family all the best in the New Year. Folk games are also organized to serve the fair participants.

Amidst the brilliant blossoms of yellow apricots, camellia and the fragrant aroma of the sweet osmanthus, both owners and guests mingle in the air with the scent of incense...

From the mid-December of the lunar calendar till now, many traders have been coming here to purchase flowers. Many locals and visitors also travel to Phu Mau to “check-in”...

When the dress is worn, its front part is shaped into a rectangle, so that why the dress is named “Nhat Binh”.