Hanoi: A Vietnamese costume parade with 800 participants was held at Hoan Kiem Lake walking space in Hanoi on December 7 within the framework of the Vietnam Happy Fest 2025. The event, named ‘Bach Hoa Hy Su’ (Hundred Flowers of Joy), is a cultural event where young people dressed in traditional costumes, reenacting the beauty of ancient culture in a way that is both familiar and new, creating impressive moments on the central streets of Hanoi.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the parade was a significant highlight of the Vietnam Happy Fest 2025, illustrating the nation’s rich cultural heritage through its traditional attire. Participants brought the past to life with vibrant displays of clothing, showcasing the diversity and history of Vietnamese culture. The event attracted a large number of spectators who lined the streets to witness the colorful procession.

The Vietnam Happy Fest 2025, of which this parade was a part, aims to celebrate and promote Vietnamese traditions and culture. The festival includes various activities that engage the community and offer a platform for cultural exchange. The “Hundred Flowers of Joy” parade was particularly noted for its creativity in presenting ancient customs in a modern context, resonating with both the young and older generations.

The event underscored the importance of cultural preservation and offered a unique opportunity for participants and viewers alike to connect with Vietnam’s ancestral roots. The successful execution of the parade reflects the dedication of the organizers and participants in honoring and perpetuating the rich tapestry of Vietnamese heritage.