The Hung Kings Festival is celebrated in Vietnam from day 8 to day 11 of the third lunar month, with the main festivities occurring on April 26. This festival commemorates the death anniversary of the Hung Kings, who are credited with establishing Vietnam as a sovereign nation and are considered the ancestors of the Vietnamese people. On this day, people of all ages participate in various activities, including dancing, eating, and honoring cultural customs. The festival involves offerings at over 1,400 Hung Kings temples across the country, reflecting the significance of the kings' contributions to Vietnamese identity and agriculture. The festival is marked by a vibrant atmosphere, showcasing the rich heritage and traditions of Vietnam.