VietnamPublic holidays
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Tet New Year
Tet, or Tết Nguyên Đán, is Vietnam’s most important celebration: the Vietnamese lunisolar New Year and a welcome to spring. Usually falling between late January and 20 February, it brings families together for reunions and ancestral offerings. Homes may be decorated with peach blossoms and kumquat trees, while streets become lively and celebrations can continue for up to two weeks. Visitors can experience festive food, public activity and, in major cities, fireworks, although customs and access vary. Because the lunar calendar changes each year, check current official dates and local arrangements before planning your visit.
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