Vietnamese Lunar New Year Decorations

Vietnamese new year from 2017 to 2030 decorations.

Vietnamese lunar new year decorations. The word is a shortened form of tết nguyên đán which is sino vietnamese for feast of the first morning of the first day. It is the vietnamese new year marking the arrival of spring based on the lunar calendar a lunisolar calendar. Peach blossom trees a popular lunar new year decoration in northern vietnam are on delivery from a garden in hanoi january 2020.

Tết vietnamese new year vietnamese lunar new year or tet holiday is the most important celebration in vietnamese culture. Also people always eat a red watermelon during new year holiday it is a symbol of luck for the coming year. See more ideas about chinese new year decorations new years decorations chinese new year party.

Tet nguyen dan or tet is the most important and popular holiday and festival in vietnam. For example you can arrange statues of pig made of marble ceramic or gilded at some corners in your house. Photo by vnexpress giang huy.

Vietnamese people celebrate the lunar new year annually which is based on a. The vietnamese new year locally known as têt nguyen dan or quite merely têt indicates the start of the new year in the vietnamese calendar it is heralded by the vietnamese as the most important festival in their culture as according to old traditions the new year s day shows the way the rest of the year is going to turn out. During tet like during other vietnamese holidays people decorate streets offices and houses and the most popular color is red.

The story behind the vietnamese new year. The name tet nguyen dan is sino vietnamese for feast of the very first morning. Model of sycees sycees with god of wealth three leg toads unicorns mad of green and pink marble.

Besides people also display cay neu an artificial new year tree consisting of a bamboo pole. People consider what they do on the dawn of tet will determine their fate for the whole year hence people always smile and behave as nice as they can in the hope for a better year. Like other asian countries vietnamese believe that the color of red and yellow will bring good fortune which may explain why these colors can be seen everywhere in lunar new year.