According to the travel website, the Vietnamese Tet holiday, which falls from February 8 to 14, is a tricky time to visit, as many landmarks and businesses close for a week to celebrate the most ...

For my family and in my hometown in southeast Vietnam, Tet begins on the day we pray to send the Kitchen God (lễ đưa ông Táo) off to heaven, which we do on December 23 of the Lunar Year. ... Another ...

Many Americans remember Tet as the time when the Viet Cong and North Vietnam launched a major attack on U.S. forces in Vietnam. NPR's Michael Sullivan reports on what the New Year holiday is ...

On January 30, 1968 -- the eve of Vietnam's Tet lunar new year holiday -- communist soldiers from the north and Viet Cong rebels launched a shock offensive on more than 100 cities and outposts ...

Comparing Tet in Vietnam with New Year celebrations in Japan, Saku noted significant differences. While Japan celebrates according to the Gregorian calendar with temple visits and traditional soba ...

The annual holiday is Vietnam’s grandest celebration, a time when families gather to mark the lunar new year. Sài Sen organized the event with the help of volunteers for the Vien Giac Buddhist ...

A Glen Allen Buddhist temple held its first celebration for the Vietnamese holiday Tet Nguyen Dan — often shortened to Tet. The annual holiday is Vietnam’s grandest celebration, a time ...