In the final days of the lunar year of At Ty, as spring gently begins to arrive, the Cam Ha ornamental kumquat village (Hoi An Tay Ward) comes alive in warm shades of gold from the most beautiful kumquat harvest of the year.
Set within a tranquil suburban craft village, the 10th Cam Ha Ornamental Kumquat Festival – Hoi An Tay 2026, taking place on January 28–29, 2026 at the Trang Keo lakeside area, becomes an emotionally rich stop along the spring journey through Da Nang.
Unhurried and uncontrived, spring in Cam Ha reveals itself naturally — through fruit-laden kumquat pots, slowly told stories of the craft, and the rhythm of community life spreading gently across the festival space.
Touching Identity – When the Festival Moves in Harmony with Local Life
Throughout the two-day event, the festival opens a multi-layered experiential space where culture, community life, and the joy of Tet naturally intertwine. The vibrant opening ceremony, highlighted by lion and dragon dances, sets an energetic tone for the journey of discovery.
Visitors can leisurely stroll through the kumquat exhibition area, explore the farmers’ and OCOP product market, immerse themselves in the “Flavors of Spring” food fair, or pause to enjoy traditional Bai Choi singing, folk dances, traditional games, and Chinese chess. Each activity flows seamlessly into the next, allowing visitors not only to observe, but to participate — becoming part of the living rhythm of the festival.
Touching Taste – When Kumquats Tell Their Story Through Flavor
One of the most intriguing highlights of the festival is the live demonstrations of culinary creations and beverages made from kumquats. From a familiar Tet ornamental plant, Cam Ha kumquats continue their story through taste — creative, approachable, yet refreshingly new.
Amid the spring atmosphere, visitors can experience Tet through their senses: from rustic dishes prepared by local residents to the gentle, refreshing flavors of kumquat-based products. Touching taste in Cam Ha is not elaborate, but sincere — reflecting the way local people preserve the spirit of Tet through each growing season.
Touching Spring in Da Nang – A Springtime Stop Filled with Emotion
Over the years, the Cam Ha Ornamental Kumquat Festival has become a familiar highlight in Da Nang’s Tet tourism landscape. Beyond showcasing traditional village products, the festival opens a space for visitors to connect with local life, gain deeper insight into agricultural culture, and experience Tet through its most enduring values.
Along the spring journey in Da Nang, Cam Ha offers a gentle yet profound stop. Here, spring is not only something to admire, but something to touch, to live with the community, and to carry away as heartfelt memories.
Sometimes, touching spring in Da Nang does not require grand destinations. All it takes is a quiet walk among the kumquat gardens of Cam Ha, listening to the rhythm of the craft village, and letting Tet arrive slowly.
DA NANG TOURISM PROMOTION CENTER
