Tag: Lunar New Year

The Lunar New Year is a time-honored tradition filled with symbolic rituals to usher in a year of good fortune. As we welcome the Year of the Dragon 2024, what are the auspicious words to write, and when is the perfect time to begin this sacred ritual of 'first brush'?

The fruit market comes alive as the Lunar New Year approaches. An array of exotic fruits, tantalizing shoppers, are on display across supermarkets, department stores, and traditional markets, adding a unique twist to the festive season.

"The traditions and customs surrounding the worship of the Kitchen God vary across the diverse regions of Vietnam. Each area has its unique way of honoring this beloved deity. Let's delve into the fascinating world of Kitchen God offerings and explore the distinct practices of Northern, Central, and Southern Vietnam. Uncover the rich cultural heritage and discover the unique flavors and rituals that make each region's tribute so special. Join us on this culinary journey as we pay homage to the Kitchen God with style and tradition!"

Preparing for the Lunar New Year, it is customary to clean your ancestral altar before New Year's Eve, using separate tools for this sacred task. This is just one of many traditions believed to bring prosperity and good fortune for the coming year. Let's explore this further and ensure we are ready to welcome a prosperous New Year with open arms.

"With the festive season approaching, it's time to roll up your sleeves and get ready for some serious cleaning and polishing. While cleaning the ancestral altar and tending to the bronze incense burner are time-honored traditions, many are still unsure how to make their burners shine. This comprehensive guide will reveal the secrets to achieving a dazzling shine on your bronze burner, ensuring your altar is the talk of the town this Tet holiday."

Introducing the Ultimate Guide to the Significance of the Second Day of Tet: Unveiling Time-Honored Traditions and Offering a Perfect Prayer for Tet Giang Thin Step into the world of Tet, Vietnam's most beloved festival, as we explore the profound significance of the second day of this joyous celebration. Delve into the heart of Vietnamese culture and discover the unique rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Join us on this captivating journey as we unravel the mysteries and symbolism of this auspicious day, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of Vietnam's rich heritage.

What to Do and Avoid on the Third Day of Tet to Attract Good Fortune All Year? This is a question that sparks curiosity among many, and we are here to unravel the answer.

As the year draws to a close, we find ourselves amidst the bustling excitement of welcoming the new year. This is also the time when everyone is at their busiest. Let's take a look at what we need to prepare before the Lunar New Year holiday so that we can start planning ahead.

The Lunar New Year is a time-honored tradition, a period for reunion and celebration amidst the spring breeze. It is also a time for homeowners to embark on new year rituals. Join us as we delve into the sacred customs of ancestor worship on the first day of the Lunar New Year, a practice that holds immense significance in welcoming a prosperous and blessed year ahead.

The Vietnamese tradition of offering a farewell to the old year and welcoming the new one is celebrated with an ancestral worship ritual called the New Year's Eve Ceremony. This ceremony, also known as the "Ceremony of Dismissing the Old Age," takes place on the eve of the Lunar New Year, around 11 p.m. on the 30th of the twelfth lunar month. It is a time when families bid farewell to the passing year and invite their ancestors to join them in welcoming the arrival of a prosperous and fortunate new year.