For a father and his children who all work as pilots, the Tet holiday is not just a time for family reunions but a time of deep professional pride.

After eight years of working in nail art, Le Dai Phat, 31, in HCM City, has won countless awards both domestically and internationally. He has become a well-known nail manicurist and manicure teacher with many students.

What began as a household cleaning routine for Tet turned into a frantic search for a missing diamond ring. With the help of Da Nang’s sanitation workers, the valuable piece was recovered from a landfill on New Year’s Eve.

A viral social media post has led to the suspension of a Hanoi eatery accused of price gouging during Tet, after a customer was allegedly charged 1.2 million VND ($47.8) for three bowls of crab noodle soup.

The couple from Son La never expected their small family would share such a charming coincidence.

Northern Vietnam will experience rising temperatures and spring rains over the next few days, but a new cold front is set to bring chilly weather back by February 3.

While hospitals remained busy over the Lunar New Year, with over 39,000 emergency visits and more than 128,000 inpatient admissions, they also witnessed the joyous arrival of 11,600 newborns during the five-day holiday.

A trolley service worker at Noi Bai International Airport has been praised for her honesty after discovering and returning two separate cases of lost valuables, including gold and cash, during the busy Tet travel period.

Seven people lost their lives, and two others were injured in a horrific car accident in Nam Dinh, leading the Ministry of Public Security to launch an urgent investigation.

Vietnam’s three largest airports saw a significant increase in passenger traffic in the days leading up to Tet, with over 1.1 million people passing through.

The clock strikes midnight, and the first newborns of the Year of the Snake arrive in hospitals across Vietnam, filling the air with celebration and hope.

The Ministry of Construction has responded to voter concerns about the high cost of social housing, detailing policies to ensure greater affordability and access.

Instead of spending Tet at home, a 13-member, three-generation family chose to celebrate aboard Vietnam’s New Year’s Eve train, marking the holiday with an unforgettable experience.

On New Year’s Eve, thousands of doctors and nurses across Vietnam work tirelessly in emergency wards, often skipping year-end meals to care for patients in critical need.

The SE1 "Spring Train," decorated with traditional Tet symbols, began its journey from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, marking a vibrant start to the Year of the Snake.

Across Vietnam, people gathered for joyous Lunar New Year festivities, welcoming 2025 with hope and optimism.

Fraudulent schemes targeting 13,000 victims and billions of VND have exposed the urgent need for stronger protections against scams in Vietnam.

Known as the "luck market," Hai Thuong Lan Ong Street is the ultimate destination for Tet shoppers in Ho Chi Minh City, offering colorful decorations to usher in a prosperous new year.

At Noi Bai International Airport, a dedicated team of security staff watches over 1,000 cameras, working tirelessly to ensure safety and assist passengers in finding lost items.

In a remarkable display of teamwork and dedication, over 200 medical staff in Ho Chi Minh City worked through the night before Tet to perform life-saving organ transplants for four patients.