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On the evening of February 11 (the 24th day of the 12th lunar month of the Year of the Snake), in the shimmering garden setting of the Royal Treasury Palace, Hue Imperial Citadel, Hue Monuments Conservation Center organized the “Royal Tet” program, opening a spring celebration space rich in ancient royal tradition. Being held over two nights, February 11 and 12, the program attracted a large number of locals and visitors.
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On the afternoon of February 9, an art exhibition, themed “Celebrating Spring and the Zodiac of the Horse 2026”, was held at Song Huong Magazine (9 Pham Hong Thai). It was organized by Hue Fine Arts Association. This is an annual tradition having become a familiar cultural activity for Hue art community as Tet and Spring arrive.
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HUE — On the morning of February 10, 2026 (the 23rd day of the 12th lunar month), the Hue Monuments Conservation Center solemnly held the Thuong Tieu Ceremony—also known as the Neu Pole Erecting Ceremony—at the Imperial Citadel. This traditional ritual officially signals the arrival of the Lunar New Year in the ancient capital.
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Hue, February 5, 2026 – At Vien Co Mat/Tam Toa space, the Hue Monuments Conservation Center officially opened the specialized exhibition titled “Horses and Dragon-Horses in Nguyen Dynasty Royal Culture.” This event marks the start of a series of activities organized to welcome the Year of the Horse (Binh Ngo) 2026 at the Hue Heritage site.
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From February 7 to 15, 2026 (the 20th to the 28th day of the 12th lunar month), Bao Vinh will transform itself—blending its ancient soul with the vibrant colors of Spring. The festival reaches its peak on February 7 and 8, promising a joyful and festive atmosphere for locals and travelers alike as the Lunar New Year approaches.
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On the evening of January 31, Hue City Youth Center organized a traditional Tet experience program titled “The scent of Vietnamese spring”, under the theme “Spring of connection - Peaceful Tet”.
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Join Hue's Dung Dang Dung De Festival on Feb 1, 2026, at 23-25 Le Loi. Experience heritage with Ao Dai, traditional games, and a 800-child walking parade.
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From her journey to revive the craft of making dó (poonah) paper in the raw material area in the North, Ms. Tran Hong Nhung, the founder of Zó Project, has brought the story of dó paper and beeswax to Hue through hands-on experiences. Here, the craftsmanship techniques of the Dao Tien people are introduced and tested for integration into contemporary life.
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From her journey to revive the craft of making dó (poonah) paper in the raw material area in the North, Ms. Tran Hong Nhung, the founder of Zó Project, has brought the story of dó paper and beeswax to Hue through hands-on experiences. Here, the craftsmanship techniques of the Dao Tien people are introduced and tested for integration into contemporary life.
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The heritage space of Hue’s Imperial Citadel is being retold in a new language, the language of technology. At the Royal Treasury Palace, stories of the past are no longer meant solely to be observed, but also to be touched, listened, and experienced, opening up a gentle, emotionally resonant way of engaging with the heritage of Hue Ancient Capital.
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In Hue, the traditional Lunar New Year “Tet” does not arrive with fanfare. It begins quietly in the kitchen, from a pot of banh tet (a cylindrical sticky rice cake with mung beans and pork) glowing over the fire, from the warm scent of ginger, from a jar of mixed pickled vegetables. Just by looking at these dishes, people in Hue know that Tet is very near.
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On the morning of January 4, at Ngu Ha Vien, the project “Reviving Chuon village traditional scroll (lien) making craft” was officially launched to the public, marking an emotional milestone in the journey to rediscover and restore a part of cultural memory that was once on the brink of extinction.