Lieu Doi Wrestling Festival  ( take place in the North ) Date from : February 5, 2003 to 10/2/2003( or 05/01 to January 01, Lunar calendar) Traditional wrestling at Lieu Doi Village, in Thanh Liem Dist., Ha Nam Province. This festival is designed the eagerness of Vietnamese people for wrestling.

Go Fair Festival  ( take place in the Centre )
Date from: February 1, 2003 to February 2, 2003( or January 1 to January 1, lunar Calender)

In Phuoc Nghia Commune, Tuy Phuoc District, Binh Dinh Province

Gia Lac Spring Fair  ( take place in the Centre ) Date from: February 1, 2003 to February 3, 2003( or January 1 to January 1, lunar Calender) This festival takes place in Gia Lac Market in Hue City.

Trieu Khuc Village Festival  ( take place in the North )
Date from : February 10, 2003 to 12/2/2003( or 10/1 to January 1, Lunar calendar)

The festival is organized every year to commemorate the merits of national hero Phung Hung and to glorify the weaving profession. This is a cultural activity in the traditional handicraft village in Tan Trieu Commune, Thanh Tri District, Hanoi.

Sinh Village Wrestling Festival  ( take place in the Centre )
Date: February 10, 2003( or January 1,Lunar calendar)

In Sinh village is situated on the south bank of the Perfume River, in Huong Phu District, Thua Thien Hue Province. In the festival, thousands of young people from Hue and other districts come to take part in the wrestling competition.

Cau Ngu Festival  ( take place in the Centre ) Date: February 12, 2003( or January 1,Lunar calendar) This festival is celebrated in Huong Hai Commune, Huong Dien Distric, Thua Thien Hue Province, to commemorate Truong Qui Cong, who taught the locals all about fishing and trading.

Lim Festival (Quan Ho Folk Song festival)  ( take place in the North )
Date: February 13, 2003( or January 1,Lunar calendar)

This festival takes place in Noi Duc Commune, Tien Son Dist., Bac Ninh Province. It is related to a Kinh Bac tradition which consists in singing quan ho. The Lim Festival also commemorates Mr. Hieu Trung Hau, who created singing quan ho. It involves procession, singing performances and many other games such as the swing, human chess, wresling and more.

Va Temple Festival  ( take place in the North )
Date: February 15, 2003( orJanuary 1, lunar Calender)

This festival takes place annually in Va Temple (Trung Hung Commune, Son Tay Town, Ha Tay Province), in honour of the Tan Vien Genius who is credited with having defeated the Flood Genius. It involves religious ceremonies and games, fishing, "Dam" song performances, human chess...

Cua Ong Temple Festival  ( take place in the North )
Date: February 2, 2003( orJanuary 1, lunar Calender)

This Festival is held in Cua Ong Temple (Cua Ong Ward, Cam Pha Town, Quang Ninh) in memory of Tran Quoc Tang, the third son of Tran Hung Dao, who defeaded many enemies and brought peace to the region in the 13rd century.

Ba Den Mountain Spring Festival  ( take place in the South )
Date from : February 4, 2003 to 4/4/2003( or 4/1 to March 3, Lunar calendar)

This festival lasts from the 4/1 to the 3/3 lunar month. It is a very popular and joyful celebration-taking place in the spring, right after the New Year*s holiday, when the weather is still nice and the vegetation is blossoming. Many pilgrims go there to pray, but also to go sightseeing and enjoy the entertainment.

Dong Da Festival  ( take place in the North )
Date: February 5, 2003( or January 1,Lunar calendar)

Dong Da Festival is held in Dong Da Dist., in Hanoi, to celebrate the Dong Da victory on the 5th day of the First Lunar monthmonth, by which King Quang Trung defeated the Quing invading army in 1789; and also to do homage to all those who lost their lives during the battle. The Dong Da Festival also involves the procession or the "Fire Dragon".

Co Loa Festival  ( take place in the North )
Date from: February 6, 2003 to February 16, 2003( or January 1 to January 1, lunar Calender)

This festival takes place every year at An Duong Vuong Temple, in Dong Anh District, on the outskirts of Hanoi. Co Loa Festival commemorates Thuc Phan An Duong Vuong, whom the 18th Hung King gave his throne. An Duong Vuong gave his country the name of Au Lac and chose Co Loa as the capital.
Twelve hamlets take part in a procession for the Spirits. Many games such as swinging, rice-cooking competitions, and tru and cheo singing also take place.
This festival takes place every year at An Duong Vuong Temple, in Dong Anh District, on the outskirts of Hanoi. Co Loa Festival commemorates Thuc Phan An Duong Vuong, whom the 18th Hung King gave his throne. An Duong Vuong gave his country the name of Au Lac and chose Co Loa as the capital.
Twelve hamlets take part in a procession for the Spirits. Many games such as swinging, rice-cooking competitions, and tru and cheo singing also take place.

Huong Pagoda Festival  ( take place in the North )
Date from : February 6, 2003 to 19/4/2003( or 6/1 to March 3, Lunar calendar)

This festival, also called Huong Pagoda Festival, is the longest one held in Vietnam: two months from the 2nd of the 1st Lunar month. During this festival, dozens of thousands of tourists and pilgrims come to admire the beautiful landscapes, the grottoes and caves, and to implore the spirits for good luck, wealth, and happiness in the several pagodas spread in the mountainous area.
This festival, also called Huong Pagoda Festival, is the longest one held in Vietnam: two months from the 2nd of the 1st Lunar month. During this festival, dozens of thousands of tourists and pilgrims come to admire the beautiful landscapes, the grottoes and caves, and to implore the spirits for good luck, wealth, and happiness in the several pagodas spread in the mountainous area.