The Lantern Festival on the Full Moon of the First Lunar Month - A beautiful traditional Vietnamese cultural feature.

On the occasion of the Lantern Festival (Tet Nguyen Tieu), according to tradition, every Vietnamese family prepares a feast to respectfully offer to their ancestors and deities, expressing gratitude and respect for those who came before them and praying for a peaceful and lucky new year.

From early morning, people usually go to traditional markets to buy flowers, fruits, betel nuts, and fresh food for the ancestral altar. This is not only a spiritual ritual, but also a time for family members to gather, show filial piety, continue traditions, connect with their roots, and express the beauty of traditional culture, creating a sacred space in each family.

Plates of fresh flowers are prepared in advance to serve the needs of people offering them as sacrifices on the full moon day.

Chickens with their wings tied up and holding roses in their beaks are widely sold at Hang Be Market.

The fruit section attracted many buyers. People choose to buy the most beautiful and freshest bouquets of flowers to prepare for the offering ceremony. People buy pre-prepared food items at Hang Be market to prepare for the offering ceremony.