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Nguyen Hue Flower Street

Southern Vietnam · January – February

HCMC's main boulevard becomes an open-air flower installation in the week before Tet — free and spectacular.

Dynamic night view of Ho Chi Minh City's vibrant boulevard, featuring iconic landmarks and lively streets.
Photo by VANNGO Ng on Pexels

About this event

What happens

Nguyen Hue Flower Street transforms the heart of Ho Chi Minh City into a vibrant pedestrian boulevard filled with elaborate floral displays. The event usually takes place during Tet (Lunar New Year), with Nguyen Hue Street closed to traffic and decorated with themed gardens, sculptures, and lights. Visitors can stroll the length of the street, enjoying the festive atmosphere and creative arrangements.

What people do

People visit Nguyen Hue Flower Street to admire and photograph the intricate flower installations and Tet-themed decorations. Locals and tourists alike gather with family and friends, often wearing traditional ao dai for memorable photos. Many also participate in cultural activities and watch live performances held at various spots along the street.

Practical tips

Arrive early in the evening to avoid the biggest crowds and experience the street beautifully illuminated after sunset. The event is located in District 1, easily accessible by foot from nearby hotels and landmarks like the Saigon Opera House. Be mindful of pickpockets in crowded areas, and consider visiting on a weekday for a more relaxed experience.

Photos

Aerial view of a bustling city at night, with illuminated streets and modern architecture.
Photo by VANNGO Ng on Pexels
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