Family Day in Vietnam is celebrated every June 28 and was established by the Prime Minister of Vietnam in 2001. While it is not an official public holiday, it is widely recognized and celebrated throughout the country. The holiday emphasizes the importance of family and its role in shaping individual character. Various cultural activities are organized in cities across Vietnam to promote strong family bonds. Notably, a festival of family culture takes place in Hanoi, featuring sports competitions, photo exhibitions, and traditional activities such as net fishing, rice planting, and buffalo riding. These events provide families with opportunities to engage in Vietnamese traditions that many may not have experienced before.