Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City is becoming the center of the holiday season when more than 1,000 km of LED lights are lit every night from December 1 to January 5, 2026 to celebrate Christmas and New Year, attracting hundreds of people to check in. The bustling atmosphere and lights covering the ancient architecture create an impressive backdrop for evening photos.
As soon as the lights were turned on, the area in front of the church quickly became crowded. Tourists and locals took souvenir photos, constantly changing angles to capture the entire light. Just a few minutes walking around, you have many different frames without having to move far.

Experience the light at Notre Dame Cathedral
LED lights cover the architectural panels, highlighting the characteristic lines and adding depth to the night photo. The combination of ancient brick walls and modern lighting brings a warm feeling, evoking a distinct festive atmosphere in the city center.
The moment the lights come on is when the colors and effects are most apparent. This is also the time when many groups of friends and families take advantage of checking in, because the scene is bright enough but still retains the sparkling feeling of the night.
Suggested experiences and photos
- Prioritize evening to fully experience the lighting effect from the lighting system.
- Stand slightly diagonally from the facade to capture the full height of the building in the frame.
- If shooting with a phone, consider night mode and keep a steady hand; when there are people in the photo, have them stand a little away from the bright background to make it easier to focus.
- Keep order and line up politely at popular photo spots.
Practical information
- Lighting time: every night from December 1 to January 5, 2026.
- Location: Notre Dame Cathedral, Ho Chi Minh City.
- Number of guests: attracted hundreds of guests to check-in.
Notes when visiting
- Respect religious space: dress politely, speak softly.
- Keep clean, do not touch the decorations.
- Take care of your belongings when taking photos in crowded places.
The lighting period lasts until January 5, 2026, so you can arrange a free evening to stop by, take a leisurely walk, take some pictures and fully feel the Christmas atmosphere in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City.
Source: https://baonghean.vn/tp-hcm-nha-tho-duc-ba-ruc-den-led-check-in-giang-sinh-10313647.html






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