The charm of Ao Dai in traditional Tet culture

During Tet holidays, Ao Dai becomes a popular choice, showing attachment and pride to the homeland culture. This is a way to promote pride and love for Vietnamese beauty and tradition.

Ao dai has long been an indispensable symbol when talking about the culture and beauty of Vietnamese women. Despite the challenges and changes of time, ao dai still maintains its development and improvement, still retaining its traditional identity.

Images of women in traditional Vietnamese dress taking pictures at Diamond Plaza, District 1

When mentioning the traditional costume of Vietnam, the image of the elegant Ao Dai immediately appears in everyone's mind. Having gone through many stages of change and development, the Ao Dai is not only a symbol but also an important part of the culture of the Vietnamese people.

Ben Thanh Market is currently the hottest place to take Ao Dai photos.

Especially during the Lunar New Year, the traditional Ao Dai becomes a popular choice for Vietnamese women. This is not just a costume, but a symbol of decoration and honor on the most important occasions of the year, expressing love and pride for the homeland culture.

Lam, a student who loves ao dai, shared: "Ao dai is the cultural beauty of Vietnam, so I am proud to wear it all over the city on Tet. I want everyone in the world to know that Vietnamese ao dai brings graceful and delicate beauty."

Sisters are making memories at Ben Thanh Market

Research shows that the ao dai is a source of pride for Vietnamese people, with a modesty, grace and sexiness that not all costumes have.

“I find the atmosphere here very bustling and colorful, perhaps because of the colors of the ao dai that make this place more vibrant. I came here and wore this ao dai not to take pictures, but I came to film a music video, I chose ao dai because this is the pride of Vietnamese women,” said DTV, an event participant here.

DTV in a simple ao dai but still exudes the femininity of Vietnamese women

Young people dressed in traditional Vietnamese dress to celebrate "spring colors"

Ao Dai is not only a costume, but also a vivid picture of life, culture, people, traditions and history of Vietnam. It is not only a pride, but also a symbol of attachment, reminding Vietnamese people far away that whoever, wherever, they still carry within them the mindset and beauty of the Vietnamese people.

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