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In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year 2026, spring flower markets and Tet fairs are opening across Hai Phong, spreading festive colors throughout the port city.
A familiar cultural space
The annual spring flower market in Gia Vien Ward, formerly part of Ngo Quyen District, continues to be one of the busiest shopping destinations each Tet. This year, the market runs for 15 days, from February 2 to February 16, 2026 (the 15th to the 29th December according the lunar calendar).
The market is organized at two convenient locations along wide, familiar streets. Along Le Hong Phong Street and surrounding roads in Gia Vien Ward, as well as the Le Quang Dao resettlement area, vibrant floral displays combined with streams of visitors leisurely strolling through the market create a lively spring scene in the heart of the city. From the very first days, the market has attracted large numbers of visitors eager to enjoy the approaching Tet atmosphere. Pink peach blossoms, fruit-laden kumquat trees and bright yellow chrysanthemums are carefully arranged on display.
Opened on January 30, the An Bien Spring Flower Market 2026 quickly become a bustling destination. The venue is filled with the colors of peach blossoms, kumquat trees, apricot blossoms, chrysanthemums and a wide variety of ornamental plants, meeting residents’ sightseeing and shopping demand.
In Tran Hung Dao Ward, the Tet flower market has become vibrant even before its official opening, adding to the city’s joyful spring atmosphere. These markets are not only places for shopping but also cultural spaces amid spring.
As peach branches and kumquat trees are carried home, the arrival of the Lunar New Year feels ever closer. From these lively spring markets, the spirit of spring is spreading in every corner of Phong’s streets, bringing with it joy, reunion and hopes for a peaceful and prosperous new year.
Safe and vibrant spring markets
Alongside trading activities, local authorities are paying special attention to maintaining security, traffic order and urban management. The public security, local security teams and urban order management units are regularly stationed at market areas to ensure traffic safety and order.
According to representatives of the Gia Vien ward’s Department of Economy, Infrastructure and Urban Affairs, Tet markets are opened in accordance with regulations and urban aesthetics, ensuring safety and convenience for residents. Well-organized Tet markets, combined with strengthened security measures, help create safe and civilized shopping spaces, making each market not only a trading venue but also a meaningful cultural space to welcome the spring season.
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