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Da Nang to host first-ever New Year Festival to attract tourists
The central city of Da Nang will host its first-ever Christmas and New Year Festival 2025 from Dec. 14 to Jan. 2, featuring unique cultural and entertainment activities to impress locals and tourists.
Key events will be held at three main locations, including areas around the Dragon Bridge’s east and west banks and Tran Hung Dao park. Highlights include photo spots with a giant lighted Christmas tree, a festive gift box installation, and colorful New Year signs.
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A Santa parade will take place on Dec. 20 evening, starting from Bach Dang pedestrian street, leading to the illuminated Christmas tree. A Christmas market at Tran Hung Dao park will showcase handcrafted goods, local products, and Vietnamese and international cuisine. Visitors have also a chance to enjoy workshops for crafting cards, candles, and wreaths.
Additionally, street performances, youth art shows, and cultural events like river dances and traditional music will enliven the city throughout the festival.
Local businesses will join in the festive spirit with themed decorations and special promotions, aiming to attract more visitors and enhance Da Nang's appeal as a holiday destination.
Nguyen Thi Hoai An, Deputy Director of the municipal Department of Tourism, expressed her hope that the festival will become an annual event, spreading warmth and joy as the city welcomes 2025 with vibrancy and success.
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