✨ Hoi An Lantern Festival 2026 Dates & Travel Guide 🇻🇳 The Hoi An Lantern Festival is one of Vietnam’s most magical cultural experiences. On full moon nights, the ancient town glows with colorful lanterns, traditional music, and a peaceful riverside atmosphere — perfect for photography and cultural discovery. Planning your Vietnam trip in 2026? These official festival dates help you choose the best time to visit Hoi An and enjoy this iconic celebration at its most beautiful. 📩 Plan your Hoi A

Nanjing welcomes 2026 with light and color as the 40th Qinhuai Lantern Festival returns. From glowing rivers to lantern-lined streets, the city turns into a living nightscape. The main celebration areas include Confucius Temple, Laomendong, Bailuzhou Park, and Southern New Town. The festival runs from February 17 to March 31, with the Light-Up Ceremony on January 21, marking the official start of the season of lanterns. | Discover Nanjing, China

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8.4K views · 43 reactions | At The Lantern Fest, thousands of revelers join together armed with lanterns for one unforgettable spectacle. Reserve your tickets today! | The Lantern Fest | Facebook

The Lantern Light Festival is now open at the Miami Dade County Fairgrounds! A new holiday tradition, the festival features hundreds of new Chinese lanterns, new acrobatic performances, and more family fun! Gates open at 5:00pm. Avoid the lines and get your tickets at www.lanternlightfestival.com | Lantern Light Festival

203K views · 2K reactions | Lantern Festival, or Yuan Xiao Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival that falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month, marking the end of the Spring Festival celebrations. On this day, Marissa, a vlogger from the United States who now lives in Hubei Province's Wuhan City, took to the streets to experience the bustling vibe, watching dragon and lion dances, eating sweet dumplings and enjoying festive lanterns. | CGTN | Facebook

During #LanternFestival, it's a tradition for Chinese people to eat #tangyuan or yuanxiao (glutinous rice balls), which have always been a symbol of happiness and unity. This Lantern Festival, make some homemade tangyuan for friends and family! #food #FunChina | China Daily