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More than just a relaxing beach getaway, celebrating the Lunar New Year here is meticulously crafted as a complete cultural narrative, where cuisine, customs, and heartwarming family gatherings blend together to create an unforgettable experience.
Experience Vietnamese culture and cuisine from all three regions at Wyndham Grand KN Paradise Cam Ranh.
The essence of Vietnamese cuisine in a heartwarming reunion atmosphere.
A family reunion meal is an indispensable part of the Vietnamese Tet holiday. Understanding this sacred value, the resort introduces a Tet feast featuring dishes from all three regions of Vietnam, recreating traditional flavors from North to South. Guests can enjoy savory braised pork with eggs, banh tet (sticky rice cake) served with pickled onions, spring rolls, wrapped eel, and bitter melon soup, all with the hope of overcoming difficulties and welcoming much joy in the new year.
Northern Vietnamese cuisine is recreated through the famous braised fish from Vu Dai village, red gac fruit sticky rice symbolizing good fortune, jellied meat, and other traditional dishes imbued with the spirit of Tet. Each dish is not just a flavor, but also a memory, a story about family bonding during the first days of the new year.
Besides the traditional meal, the afternoon tea party during Tet offers a relaxing respite amidst the bustling atmosphere. Sweet cakes and Tet preserves in auspicious red and gold colors, symbolizing good fortune and happiness, are delicately arranged, creating a warm and cozy space for conversation with loved ones.
Besides the traditional meal, the afternoon tea party during Tet offers a relaxing break amidst the bustling atmosphere.
As evening falls by the Mojave pool or under the breezy night sky, a steaming hot pot or a BBQ platter of fresh Cam Ranh seafood becomes the highlight of family gatherings. The flavors of the sea blend with joyful laughter, making the vacation even more perfect.
Notably, this year the Lunar New Year coincides with the sacred month of Ramadan. To meet the diverse needs of international guests, the resort has prepared separate menus and service times for Suhoor and Iftar, ensuring convenience and solemnity for guests observing the religious rituals.
A space for festivals and unique cultural experiences.
From the very first day of the Year of the Horse, the resort was bustling with a lion dance performance in the main lobby, bringing wishes of good fortune and prosperity. The image of a calligrapher offering auspicious blessings recreated a beautiful tradition, attracting many visitors who stopped to ask for calligraphy at the beginning of the year, preserving meaningful wishes.
The image of a calligrapher writing characters recreates a beautiful traditional custom.
On the second and third days of Tet (Lunar New Year), classes on wrapping banh chung (traditional rice cakes) and making spring rolls become a popular family bonding activity. Tourists not only get to experience these traditions but also gain a deeper understanding of the cultural values behind each familiar dish.
At CaraBeach seaside park, the vibrant spring flower street is open throughout the holiday. Street food stalls, traditional musical instruments, and folk games create a lively festival atmosphere where tradition and modern resort life intertwine in an inspiring way.
Tourists not only get to experience but also gain a deeper understanding of the cultural values hidden behind each familiar dish.
In modern life, a Tet holiday is not just a trip, but also an opportunity for families to bond and start the new year with positive emotions. Wyndham Grand KN Paradise Cam Ranh offers a journey to celebrate the Lunar New Year in a distinctly Vietnamese setting amidst the expansive seascape, where every moment becomes a beautiful memory of the Year of the Horse.
