Foreigners experience a cozy Christmas in Vietnam



Despite the cold weather, locals and tourists flock to the capital to experience the festive atmosphere.


Youngsters capture the magic of the Christmas season through photographs.


Foreigners also visit the cathedral to immerse themselves in the festive spirit.


A foreign family celebrates Christmas in Hanoi with excitement.


Ta Hien street is a popular destination for foreigners seeking to taste Vietnamese street food such as spring rolls, dried beef salad, and chicken feet.


Christmas Eve is bustling in Ho Chi Minh City as people gather at churches to pray for a joyous and peaceful holiday season.





Celebrating Christmas in Vietnam offers a unique and memorable experience for international tourists.



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