| Date | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 3Originally Jan 1 | Mon | Tết Dương lịchNew Year's Day |
| Jan 23 | Sun | Tất NiênLunar New Year's Eve |
| Jan 24 | Mon | Mùng Một TếtTết (day 1) |
| Jan 25 | Tue | Mùng Hai TếtTết (day 2) |
| Jan 26 | Wed | Mùng Ba TếtTết (day 3) |
| Apr 4Originally Apr 3 | Mon | Giỗ Tổ Hùng VươngHùng Kings' Commemoration Day |
| May 2Originally Apr 30 | Mon | Ngày Giải phóng miền NamReunification Day |
| May 3Originally May 1 | Tue | Ngày Quốc tế Lao độngInternational Labor Day |
| Sep 2 | Fri | Quốc khánhNational Day |
| Nov 24 | Thu | Ngày Văn hóa Việt NamVietnamese Culture Day |
Date
5 fall on a weekend
Long weekend
5
When a holiday lands on a weekend it is observed on another day. The observed date is shown in bold. (4)
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Other countries
National holidays only. Days observed in a single state or region are not included.
Dates are computed from the rules — Easter by computus, the Japanese equinoxes from solar longitude.
Frequently asked questions
QHow accurate are these dates?
Countries whose holidays follow a fixed formula (a set date, an Easter offset, an nth weekday) are computed exactly for any year. Countries where the government only announces substitute days shortly before the year starts (China, Taiwan, India, and others) use that official announcement, and years not yet announced show only the dates that can be computed.
QAre state or regional holidays included?
No — only nationwide public holidays are listed. Holidays observed in a single U.S. state, German Land, or Spanish autonomous community are not included.