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Experiencing Tet traditions in Hue

HNN.VN - Experiencing Tet traditions in Hue with dried candied fruits and cake-making activities seems like an interesting spring greeting program, now running at L'art à Hué space (located at No. 1, Tran Thuc Nhan street in Hue City, from January 23rd to 30th.

"Checking-in" spring flowers on the days leading up to TetErecting bamboo pole in the Citadel to welcome Tet

L'art à Hué shares both theoretical knowledge and practical experience on how to make traditional cakes and jams in the ancient Tet’s food tray of Hue people. This includes experiencing activities like making candied-ginger, candied-coconut, molded rice cake, Phap lam-color cake, Tet sticky rice cake, paper flowers, or braiding hair for ao dai outfits. People can also have hands-on experience to make decorative paper flowers for Tet or simply learn more about Ao Dai.

The experience would surely be an opportunity to cherish the old values of the traditional Tet holiday and help participants recall their old Tet memories with family and loved ones.

By Minh Hien

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