Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, is a joyful celebration of
family,
renewal, and tradition.
It marks the start of spring and a fresh beginning filled with hope, luck, and prosperity.
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A cherished time to gather with loved ones, honor
ancestors,
and embrace
new opportunities.
Through vibrant customs, festive foods, and heartfelt wishes,
Tết brings the spirit of unity and renewal to every home.
Reunion
Gratitude
Prosperity
New Beginnings
Tết is not only the transition between the old and new year,
but
also a time
for families to
preserve and
pass down
cherished cultural values.
From gathering to make
Bánh Chưng
Wrapped in green leaves and filled with sticky rice,
mung beans, and pork,
bánh chưng is a
symbol of
the Earth
and the
Vietnamese people's deep gratitude.
exchanging Red Envelopes (Lì xì) filled with wishes of luck
Lì xì symbolizes the sharing of luck, love, and blessings. Elders give red envelopes to children and younger relatives, wishing them health, happiness, and success in the new year.
to Quiet moments of reflection at ancestral altars or pagodas
During Tết, many families visit ancestral altars or local pagodas to light incense, offer prayers, and express gratitude. These quiet moments are filled with meaning — honoring the past, seeking peace, and welcoming hope for the year ahead.
each tradition carries deep meaning.
They connect the past with the future and inspire hope for a peaceful,
prosperous new year.
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