King Hung Temple Festival is a traditional festival that is considered the national festival in Vietnam. The festival commemorates the merit of the first King of Vietnam - Hung Kings. It's an occasion for every Vietnamese to remember their origin and express their respect as well as gratitude to the ancestors of Vietnamese people. It is from 8th to 11th of the third lunar month in Phu Tho Province. This festival is impressive because there are many people joining it. The main activities are: offering to Hung Kings, bamboo swings, Lion dances, wrestling and xoan singing performances. I like this festival very much because it is so meaningful and I also like its joyfulness. Joining the pilgrimage to the ancestral land of King Hung Temple these days has become a beautiful tradition of Vietnamese people.

I went to the Tet festival, which is the Vietnamese Lunar New Year celebration. It was a fun event with lots of colorful decorations and activities. The festival took place at a community center that was decorated in red and gold, which are lucky colors.

At the Tet festival, I watched Vietnamese music and dance performances that showed off Vietnam's culture. There were also food booths where I tried yummy Vietnamese dishes like sticky rice cake and noodle soup.

The best part was the dragon and lion dance, with drum and cymbal music. The dragon dance brings good luck, and the lion dance is meant to bring happiness.

Overall, the Tet festival was a great time where everyone came together to celebrate Vietnamese traditions and start the new year with happiness.