Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day

This holiday honors the Hung Kings, the founders of the ancient state of Văn Lang, the predecessor of modern Vietnam.

Ceremonies and festivals are held at the Hung Kings’ Temple in Phu Tho Province, where people from across the country gather to pay tribute.
Rituals include traditional offerings, such as rice cakes, symbolizing gratitude and respect for the nation's ancestors.

The holiday reflects a sense of national pride and unity. In schools and universities, students learn about the history and contributions of the Hung Kings.
It is a public holiday, often used for family outings and leisure activities.