Showing posts with label Tet Saigon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tet Saigon. Show all posts

Monday, 27 December 2010

HCMC to host new year 2011 festival

Ho Chi Minh City Youth’s Cultural House has mapped out numerous cultural activities to welcome in the New Year from December 24 to 31, according to the head of the Event Planning Service Department of the Youth’s Cultural House, Nguyen Hong Phuc.

On the streets, the air of Christmas is boisterous.

The weeklong festival, which is called “Welcome New Year 2011”, will bring free and interesting programs for the youth. These will include fashion and music performances, singing contest, exciting games and other activities.

On December 24, it will be the “Christmas Gala 2010” and the “Dance of Hair-Spring fashion” will be on December 31. These will be the main highlights of the festival.

Ho Chi Minh City Youth’s Cultural House received more than 30,000 visitors in the “Welcome New Year 2010” festival.


Vietnam Daily News - Source: DTinews

Vietnam Tet holidays with Saigontourist

You will be amazed at a variety of events and services included in our tours around Ho Chi Minh City and to the ancient town of My Tho in nearby Tien Giang Province.







Tet with Saigonese

(US$30/Pax, daily departure from February 3 to 6, 2011)

This tour will offer a chance to indulge in the festive atmosphere of Saigon during Tet holidays.


Foreign tourists will be impressed by colors and sounds at the flower fairs in Tao Dan Cultural Park.

They will also join local people to pray for luck and happiness at Xa Loi Pagoda (or Giac Lam Pagoda, Lang Ong Temple) and Thien Hau Temple, then take a cyclo (three-wheeled vehicle) ride around Chinatown with different merry activities such as lion dance, traditional games, among others.

Besides, they will share the holiday mood with Saigonese in their houses and be greeted with a popular wish Chuc mung nam moi (Happy New Year), offered some traditional dishes and invited to join several games with family members.

Tet in the Mekong Delta

(US$45/Pax, daily departure from January 26 to February 2, 2011)

Enjoy a full day excursion to My Tho, a peaceful town on the bank of the Mekong River 75km south of Saigon.

My Tho is a popular tourist destination in the Mekong Delta where you can explore Thoi Son Islet, Vinh Trang Pagoda and locals’ daily life.

Especially on the New Year occasion, this tour will take you to a fresh corner of My Tho which opens during the Tet season.

The tour comprises a stroll at the season’s flower fair, a cruise on the Mekong River, a visit to the watermelon market, a stop at a local home living on floriculture, a traditional lunch with family members and a cooking practice session of banh tet, a Vietnamese country cake made of sticky rice and green peas.

Contact Saigontourist Travel Service Company for further information:

45 Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel: (84-8) 38 279 279 - Email: info@saigontourist.net

Tuesday, 16 February 2010

Saigon streets sparkling light

Bright light in the bamboo tube, tidbits ... make the road go wrong in the center of Saigon became splendid. Thousands of people flocked here to enjoy the spring air makes the road congestion.
Đường Lê Lợi được phủ đầy màu sắc ánh sáng. Le Loi covered with colorful light.
Những đốt tre tượng trưng, đèn lồng, quạt...cũng được trang trí bằng ánh sáng bắt mắt du khách. The symbolic burning bamboo, lanterns, fans ... well decorated with eye-catching light travelers.
Chú Hổ của năm Canh Dần được viền đủ màu sác và xuất hiện khắp nẻo đường trung tâm Sài Gòn. Tiger's comments in Canh Dan is enough color and border appear around the center of Saigon go wrong way.
Đường Nguyễn Huệ lôi kéo du khách thưởng thức hoa xuân từ những vầng ánh sáng đủ màu sắc. Nguyen Hue entice visitors to enjoy the spring flowers from vầng light enough color.
Tuyến đường Đồng Khởi (quận 1) được trang hoàng với nghìn hoa mai lung linh ánh sáng. Online Dong Khoi Street (District 1) is decorated with thousands of sparkling light apricot. Hàng nghìn người đổ về chiêm ngưỡng khiến con đường thường tắc nghẽn. Thousands of people flock to admire the way often causing congestion.