About The VietnamHolidays

A list of the public holidays in Vietnam will come in handy on yourVietnam vacations. The list help you plan your itineraryefficiently as there are certain Vietnam tourist spots that are closed duringthese holidays. The following is a list of the national holidays inVietnam:

January 1 # New Year’s Day
February 8 –Chinese New Year’s Eve
February 9 – Chinese New Year’s Day
April 30 #Liberation Day/Reunification Day
May 1 # International LabourDay
September 2—National Day

Above are the holidays inVietnam whence you might also find some tourist services notoperational. So take care and enquire beforehand.

Apart from the above mentioned publicholidays in Vietnam, there are also some other Vietnam holidays. TheseVietnamese holidays aremostly on account of some festivals and aknowledge of these would give you a chance to partake in the festivities andobserve the local customs and traditions from close quarters. There areholidays in Vietnam on account of :

The Lantern Festival, which falls on the 15thday of the first lunar month
Buddha’s Birthday that falls on the 15th day of the fourth lunarmonth
The Mid-year Festival that takes place on the fifth day of the fifthlunar month
The Mid-Autumn Festival that is observed on the 15th day of theeighth month in the lunar calendar
Tet Tao Quan, Vietnam that takes place onthe 23rd day of the 12th lunar month

A good idea would be to plan your toursto Vietnam around these Vietnam holidays for a chanceto revel in the merriment.

Knowing about the Vietnam holidaysis essential to ensuring that your Vietnam vacationsare planned to the minuest details.