People flock to Hung Kings Temple

Among the crowds of festival goers were elderly people, young adults, children, and even foreign tourists, all climbing the stone steps together to offer incense and pray for peace, health, and good fortune. Within the sacred setting, the lively festival spirit was reflected in cultural and food stalls, souvenir booths, and entertainment activities that attracted large numbers of visitors.

The occasion is a chance not only to honor the contribution of the Hung Kings, but also to connect communities and spreads the rich traditional values of the Vietnamese people. It is a moment for people nationwide to return to their roots with reverence, while also celebrating cultural exchange and strengthening solidarity among Vietnam’s ethnic communities.

Below are photos of people across the country flocking to the Hung Kings Temple.

Before the main ceremony, streams of visitors stretching from the foot of Nghia Linh Mountain to the Upper Temple, each carrying deep respect for the nation’s origins

People from all regions of the country solemnly offering incense at the temples in gratitude to their ancestors

Many children joining their families to enjoy the atmosphere of the national ancestral holiday

Calligraphy displays at the foot of Gieng Temple attracting visitors of all ages who come to learn, admire, and request characters, adding to the festival’s strong traditional cultural spirit

The festive atmosphere is especially lively at the food stalls serving visitors. These dishes are more than simple meals, as they embody cultural values closely tied to local traditions.

Souvenir stalls drawing large crowds from across the country as well as international tourists

Various recreational games organized around the temple and guesthouse area adding to the lively festival atmosphere

Translated by Song Anh