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Major festivals in March 2010

Con Son Festival: March 3-8 (lunar January 18 - 23)
Jewelry Trade Festival: March 22-24 (Lunar February 7 - 9)
Avalokita Bodhisattva Festival: March 25 (lunar February 10)
Da Trach Temple Festival: March 25 - 28 (lunar February 10 - 13)
Da Trach Temple Festival: March 25 - 28 (lunar February 10 - 13)
Voi Phuc (the elephants in a kneeling position) Temple Festival: March 26 (lunar February 11)
Bach Ma Temple Festival: March 27 - 28 (lunar February 12 - 13)
Bat Trang Village's Festival: March 30 - April 6 (lunar February 15 - 22)

Major festivals in February 2010

Dinh Mai Festival: February 3 (lunar December 20)
Quynh Village Festival: January 10 (lunar December 27)
Khe Thuong Village Festival: February 12 - 16 (lunar December 29 - January 3)
Tet Nguyen Dan (traditional Lunar New Year’s Festival): February 14-16 (lunar January 1 - 3)
Dong Da Festival: February 18 (lunar January 5)
Giong Festival (Soc Son Temple Festival): February 19 - 21 (lunar January 6 - 8)
Huong Pagoda Festival: February 19 – April 28 (lunar January 6 - March 15)
Lim Festival (Love duet singing festival): February 22-25 (lunar January 9 - 12)

Major festivals in January 2010

My Duong Festival: January 31 (lunar December 17)
Ngoc Xuyen Village Festival: January 20 (lunar December 6)

.:::. Major festivals in August 2009

Dao Xa Village’s Festival: August 28-29 (lunar July 9 - 10)
Time: August 28-29 (lunar July 9 - 10) Place: Dao Xa Village, Thanh Thuy District, Phu Tho Province Feature: The festival is dedicated to famous General Ly Thuong Kiet (1019-1105) who led the army to defeat the Song invaders in 1077. During the festival, villagers hold a mass and particularly a boat-race participated by two teams of the North and the South. Each team includes 24 young men in red costumes.

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.:.	Vam Lang Festival: JAugust 6-8 (lunar June 16)

.:.	Ong Cai Temple’s festival: August 26 (lunar July 7)

.:.	That Tich Festival: August 26 (lunar July 7)