Hung Kings’ Temple Welcomes Tens of Thousands of Visitors in the Early Days of the Year of the Horse

During the 2026 Lunar New Year, the Hung Kings’ Temple Special National Historic Site has become a major attraction, drawing tens of thousands of tourists and locals who come to offer incense and enjoy the scenery. This beautiful tradition of the Vietnamese people reflects their gratitude toward their ancestors and their prayers for a peaceful and lucky new year.

The pristine and well-maintained landscape of the Hung Kings’ Temple Historic Site leaves a positive impression on visitors during the first days of Spring.

In response to the high demand for sightseeing and worship during the early spring, the Management Board of the Hung Kings’ Temple has proactively implemented synchronous service plans and security measures. These include increasing inspections to regulate business activities at stalls, managing electric shuttle buses, and guiding visitors and vehicles to follow festival regulations. As a result, the site has successfully welcomed tens of thousands of visitors during the first days of 2026.

Favorable weather conditions make the experience of offering incense and sightseeing more fulfilling for tourists.

Thanks to meticulous preparation and strict management, all activities have been conducted in an orderly and solemn manner, satisfying the spiritual and sightseeing needs of the public during the Tet holiday.

Le Hoang