2 - Lantern-parading - indispensable activity in Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival
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Depending on certain regions in Vietnam, the fruit tray is decorated differently including baked cakes, mooncakes, green skin pomelos, custard apples, red and pickled persimmons, pomegranates, guavas, oranges, purple sugarcanes, bananas, watermelons, pineapple, and grapefruit - an indispensable part because it is a symbol of goodness, fullness, and perfection.
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On this occasion, families have the opportunity to reunite, eat special foods, and enjoy the warm atmosphere of the full moon night. Join the Medium Festival (Source: Luxury-inside) II - Interesting activities in Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam 1 - Enjoying the full moon night This festival is also a major holiday not only in Vietnam but in many Asian countries such as China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore with different features. The Vietnamese Full Moon Festival plays such an extremely crucial role in the social and spiritual life of Vietnamese people that the image of moon sightings for the very first time in history was carved in the surface of Ngoc Lu bronze drum. There are various legends about the origin of the festival embroidering mysterious stories, but according to historical records, it is derived from the notion of the emperor in the Ly Dynasty that this occasion is to show great gratitude to Dragon Deity, who brings about rich harvests, fine weather conditions, and happy life. Mid - Autumn Festival in 2023 will take place on September 29 I - History of the Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival Mid - Autumn Festival in 2022 will take place on September 10 So when is the Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam held? It is held in the middle (the 15th day) of August in the lunar calendar every year (usually in between September and early October of the solar calendar). Children are so excited to be allowed to parade lanterns, eat moon cakes and fruits, watch lion dance, and have fun together. On this day, families usually prepare a tray including cakes, candies, and fruits to worship the ancestors, then they gather to eat the cakes and admire the full moon. The Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival (Full Moon Festival or Tet Trung Thu Vietnam or Vietnamese Mooncake Festival) is an important and meaningful festival in Vietnam and is considered as the festival of children.
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