1. Da Nang International Fireworks Festival:
Wondering what to do in Vietnam in June? Well, the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival is your answer! In addition to being a festival, this is an international competition where many nations display their pyrotechnic ability. The greatest places to see firecrackers are on the famous bridges of Day Nang, along the banks of the Han River, aboard a boat, or from the rooftop of a hotel. This festival is a must-attend because, in addition to a captivating night sky filled with fireworks, it also features other events like food and art festivals.
Date: May 30th to July 11th, 2026
Location: Han River Port Area / Tran Hung Dao Street, Da Nang.
2. Hoi An Lantern Festival:
As the city celebrates the festival of lights, Hoi An, Vietnam, offers a breathtaking nighttime spectacle on the fourteenth night of each month that is worth seeing. In Vietnamese culture, lighting lanterns is seen as a lucky charm. The Hoi An Lantern festival is regarded as an amazing occasion to observe the customs of worshiping departed family members. The greatest view is seen in Hoi An's old town, where locals, businesses, and bars light paper lanterns at roughly nine o'clock at night. In the hope of future riches, families offer each other gifts like food, flowers, and fake money.
Date: 28th June, 2026
Location: Old Town, Hoi An, Vietnam
3. Hue International Arts Festival Week:
The crown jewel of Hue's legendary four-season festival calendar, the Hue International Arts Festival Week 2026 offers the stirring theme "Cultural Heritage with Integration and Development". Held at iconic venues including Kien Trung Palace and Ngo Mon Square within the Hue Imperial Citadel, the week unites 30 art troupes from 8 countries, including France, Spain, Belgium, Canada, Japan, South Korea, China, and Vietnam, for a dazzling programme of street art shows, heritage performances, a street festival, cuisine events, and spectacular opening and closing ceremonies.
Date: 7-12 June 2026
Location: Hue Imperial Citadel (Kien Trung Palace & Ngo Mon Square), Hue City, Vietnam
4. Ninh Binh Tourism Week 2026:
Themed "Ninh Binh: A Heritage Journey Through the Ages," the Ninh Binh Tourism Week 2026 is a sweeping 10-day celebration that brings the "Halong Bay on Land" to life with an immersive programme of cultural performances, traditional craft showcases, boat tours through ancient karst landscapes, and experiential tourism activities. Designed to spotlight Ninh Binh's status as one of Vietnam's fastest-rising heritage destinations, the week-long event ties together the province's ancient capital of Hoa Lu, the UNESCO-listed Trang An Grottoes, and its living communities in a vibrant, visitor-friendly celebration.
Date: 20 May - 10 June 2026
Location: Mainly in Tam Coc - Bich Dong area,Hoa Lu District, Ninh Binh.
5. Tet Doan Ngo (Mid-Year Festival / Parasitic Insect Killing Festival):
One of Vietnam's most cherished and culturally fascinating national holidays, Tết Đoan Ngọ, literally the "Festival for Killing Inner Insects", falls on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month, which in 2026 lands in June. Rooted in the age-old farming tradition of warding off pests and disease to protect harvests, families across Vietnam wake at dawn to eat fermented sticky rice wine (cơm rượu), lychees, and traditional dumplings (bánh ú), believed to cleanse the body of parasites. Celebrated island-wide from north to south, it is a beautifully intimate, home-centred festival that offers travellers a rare and authentic glimpse into everyday Vietnamese cultural life.
Date: 19th June 2026
Location: Nationwide