Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas celebrations in the northern province of Hung Yen. VNA Photo
Foreign tourists join in Christmas celebrations at St. Joseph's Cathedral in Hanoi. VNA Photo
Christmas celebrations at Ham Long Church in Hanoi. VNA Photo
St. Joseph's Cathedral in Hanoi welcomes thousands of Catholic and non-Catholic visitors to Christmas celebrations. VNA Photo
Christmas celebrations in the northern province of Phu Tho. VNA Photo
Christmas celebrations in the southern province of Tay Ninh. VNA Photo

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Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

12/24/2025 23:09 | TTXVN

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo

Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo
Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo
Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo
Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo
Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo
Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

Christmas, also known as the Nativity of the Lord, marks the birth of Jesus Christ and is widely celebrated in many countries as a time for family reunions, sharing love and fostering a warm, joyful atmosphere within families and communities. In Vietnam, Christmas represents a blend of national traditions and international cultural influences, creating a distinctive and uniquely Vietnamese experience. Although Christmas is not a traditional Vietnamese festival, many non-Catholics, particularly young people, visited churches and public spaces such as Hang Ma Street to experience the festive and welcoming atmosphere. Christmas has become a popular cultural event and an integral part of year-end festivities. VNA Photo

Christmas in Vietnam blends faith, culture and national unity

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