The festival aims to promote Korean culture within Vietnam. The entrance gate was designed in a Korean feudal style.
Tickets to the event cost VND100,000 per person. At the gates, many visitors excitedly took pictures alongside the models of medieval Korean guards.
In total twenty-four giant lanterns, each over 10 metres high, will be on display throughout the festival which is set to last until June 2.
Many light models of the world’s most famous landmarks are on display at the event.
A model of France’s Eiffel Tower is lit up.
 
A model of London’s Tower Bridge sparkles at night.
 
The bridge has proved to be a popular check-in spot among young people.

Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow’s Red Square is one of Russia’s most famous sites. Here a model is lit up in HCM City.
This model depicts a Dutch windmill standing among a field of tulips.
A road formed with love hearts overhead is illuminated.
 
The display is a favourite spot for young couples to take selfies beside.
A giant mushroom is lit up with an array of colourful LED bulbs.
A display showing a merry band of animals was a hit among children.
 
A blue ocean path covered in LED bulbs.
The festival features a number of exciting activities to entertain the crowds, including a circus, art performances, and various games.