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The Minister of Labor - Invalids and Social Affairs has submitted a proposal to the Government regarding the 2020 Tet holiday schedule, presenting 2 possible options for Tet holidays. It is predicted that the Tet holiday duration for the Year of the Rat 2020 could extend up to 9 days. However, the holiday schedule is subject to change. Detailed information about the 2020 Tet holiday schedule can be found here.
When is Đoan Ngọ Tet in 2020 according to both the lunar and solar calendars? With the approaching Đoan Ngọ Tet (also known as the day of pest extermination), every household prepares elaborate offerings along with the Đoan Ngọ Tet invocation script to offer at the ancestral altar. Families gather to enjoy fresh fruits after the harvest season and to rid themselves of pests.
On the pest extermination day, what date is it and what should be eaten?
When is Đoan Ngọ Tet in the year according to both the lunar and solar calendars?
Every year, on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month, Vietnamese people prepare offerings to worship Đoan Ngọ Tet. According to the solar calendar, in 2018, Đoan Ngọ Tet will take place on .....
Similar to other East Asian countries, Đoan Ngọ Tet has been celebrated for a long time, influencing the cultural activities of each citizen.
As its name suggests, Đoan marks the beginning, while Ngọ refers to midday, ranging from 11 AM to 1 PM. Therefore, the most appropriate time for Đoan Ngọ worship is between 11 AM and 1 PM on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month.
What are the traditional customs of celebrating Đoan Ngọ Tet among Vietnamese people?
How many more days until Đoan Ngọ Tet? Đoan Ngọ Tet signifies the transition between years, after a harvest season and heralds the imminent rainy season. Therefore, worshiping Đoan Ngọ Tet symbolizes bidding farewell to the old crop season and wishing for a bountiful harvest in the upcoming season. According to Eastern beliefs, Đoan Ngọ Tet represents the zenith of yang energy in humans and all things, especially at midday.
Đoan Ngọ Tet is one of the traditional festivals of the Vietnamese people, a time for families to gather and enjoy summer fruits with the hope of eliminating pests and maintaining good health.
On the occasion of the Vietnamese traditional holiday, known as Tet Doan Ngo, people often indulge in a variety of delicacies such as fermented glutinous rice, rice wine, and sour fruits. This culinary tradition is believed to cleanse the body of harmful bacteria. Particularly, it is customary for individuals to start their day with a refreshing bath and consume fermented glutinous rice and sour fruits on an empty stomach in order to effectively combat skin conditions like acne and rashes.
Therefore, armed with these insights, you now know when Tet Doan Ngo falls on the lunar and solar calendars. As Tet Doan Ngo approaches, prepare your altar to honor your ancestors and invite prosperity into your home.
If you're unsure about what to eat on Tet Doan Ngo, refer to Mytour's article on traditional Tet Doan Ngo delicacies for the 5th day of the 5th lunar month to ensure thorough preparation for the upcoming 5th day of the 5th lunar month.
=>When to perform Tet Doan Ngo rituals
=>Choosing the best fruits for Tet Doan Ngo
