Chung cake wrapping at Radar Station 600, 551st Regiment, Naval Region 5 Command.

Each year, the island's soldiers prepare Chung cakes to celebrate Tet.

This year's Chung cake wrapping activity is even more festive with the arrival of mainland visitors offering New Year's greetings.

At the radar station—situated at the island's highest point—wrapping Chung cakes together creates a heartwarming atmosphere.

Navy officers and soldiers showcase their wrapping skills.

Those who’re unfamiliar with the wrapping process are helped by the soldiers.

A delegate brings Tet cakes (Banh Tet) to Radar Station 600.

This Tet cake, with its distinctive southern flavors, is a gesture of sharing and solidarity between the military and civilians.

This tradition extends beyond Radar Station 600; officers and soldiers at other southwest radar stations also prepare Chung cakes for Tet.

After boiling, the Chung cakes are placed on the altar.

Throughout their New Year's greetings tour of the southwest islands and seas, the delegation fosters a warm and cohesive atmosphere there.