At Tamtuuk Temple, known as the largest Buddhist tourist destination in Vietnam, many worshippers visit during Tet. The temple grounds are filled with festive excitement, and a special stage is set up around the pier. The entire area is enveloped in a festive atmosphere.
Among them, the "Japan Booth" is attracting attention for showcasing Japanese food and culture. In addition to street food items such as takoyaki, yakitori, and fried potatoes, there are also menus that blend Japanese and Vietnamese food cultures, such as "Napolitan bean me" and "fried potato bean me." It is also appealing because it has been designed to be easy to enjoy even for those unfamiliar with Japanese food, with features such as being served with one hand.
In addition, lucky items made from Japanese washi paper are also on sale at the venue. Paper calligraphy performances are also held in front of the booth, and a plan to present gifts with the names of visitors written in kanji is gaining popularity. Many Vietnamese people are watching with great interest, making this a place where they can get a feel for Japanese culture.
The event continues until the end of April, and the temple area becomes bustling with many worshippers and tourists. One of the attractions is the opportunity to experience the worship by boat across the lake. Tamtuck during this season, where you can enjoy the unique atmosphere of Tet, is a place you should visit at least once.
Tam Chuc Temple Complex
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