People in Hanoi go to worship at Quan Thanh Temple.

Visiting temples and pagodas to pray for good fortune at the beginning of the year has long been a beautiful traditional cultural practice in the spiritual life of Vietnamese people during the Lunar New Year.

Many people flocked to Quan Thanh Temple after celebrating New Year's Eve.

Quan Thanh Temple is one of the places that attracts a large number of people and Buddhists to worship at the beginning of the new year.

People respectfully light incense and pray for a peaceful, prosperous, and fulfilling new year.

Everyone wishes for a new year filled with joy, good health, and peace.

People show their reverence when they come to pray for good fortune.

Many people say they ask for blessings to pray for health and good fortune for themselves and their loved ones in the new year.

Vietnamese people generally believe that visiting temples at the beginning of the year is not only for making wishes, but also a moment when people feel peaceful and relaxed in their souls.

Asking for calligraphy at the beginning of the year is a beautiful cultural tradition of the people of Hanoi.

Outside the temple, many people buy salt at the beginning of the new year, wishing for good fortune for their families.

Ancient people believed that salt warded off evil spirits and brought good luck to the family.

Many locals say this is an annual family activity during the Lunar New Year to pray for good fortune in the new year.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/nguoi-dan-thu-do-di-le-den-quan-thanh-733915.html