Walking Vietnam February 2026 issue: Vietnam’s Lunar New Year Tet brings glory to the city and its people

Vietnam’s traditional New Year, Tet, is celebrated every year from late January to early February as the lunar calendar’s first month. This year’s Tet (first day of the new year) falls on February 17, 2026, in the Gregorian calendar. The following week will be a national holiday, and the city and households will be filled with the New Year’s atmosphere. At this time of the year, when it marks a turning point in the year, people gather with their families to thank their ancestors and pray for good fortune and happiness in the new year. They prepare their homes, decorate with flowers and offerings, and spend time around traditional dishes. A calm atmosphere fills the city and households with a sense of something different from everyday life. Tet is an important New Year custom deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture.

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