The traditional flower market on Hang Luoc street and the Phung Hung street’s mural space are not-to-be-missed destinations every Lunar New Year in Hanoi.

These renowned venues, which often welcome a large number of people gathering each Tet, receive less visitors this year due to the pandemic.

Paintings featuring 12 zodiac animals are on display at the Phung Hung street’s mural space.

Artists show off their calligraphic skills on Phung Hung street.

Visitors buy calligraphy works in the hope for luck, happiness, and prosperity in the Lunar New Year.

Mural space on Phung Hung street becomes an ideal spot for visitors to snap check-in photos.

To he (toy figurines) are children’s favorite items at the Tet market.

A young girl poses for a photo at the oldest flower market in Hanoi.

Hang Luoc flower market only convenes once a year, with the site opening from the 15th to 30th day of the last month of the lunar calendar.

On sale are festive items such as flowers, ornamental trees, antiques, and other decorative products.