While commercial Vietnam uses the secular calendar, holidays and festivals are often scheduled on the lunar calendar instead, and among ethnic minority communities, the lunar calendar is commonly used to determine market days. Here’s a conversion chart for upcoming years:
|
Lunar Calendar |
2007 |
2008 |
2009 (Leap Year) |
2010 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1st month, 1st day (T\t) |
February 18th |
February 7th |
January 26th |
February 14th |
|
2nd month, 1st day |
March 19th |
March 8th |
February 25th |
March 16th |
|
3rd month, 1st day |
April 17th |
April 6th |
March 27th |
April 14th |
|
4th month, 1st day |
May 17th |
May 5th |
April 25th |
May 14th |
|
5th month, 1st day |
June 15th |
June 4th |
May 24th |
June 12th |
|
leap month, 1st day |
n/a |
n/a |
June 23rd |
n/a |
|
6th month, 1st day |
July 14th |
July 3rd |
July 22nd |
July 12th |
|
7th month, 1st day |
August 13th |
August 1st |
August 20th |
August 10th |
|
8th month, 1st day |
September 11th |
August 31st |
September 19th |
September 8th |
|
9th month, 1st day |
October 11th |
September 29th |
October 18th |
October 8th |
|
10th month, 1st day |
November 10th |
October 29th |
November 17th |
November 6th |
|
11th month, 1st day |
December 10th |
November 28th |
December 16th |
December 6th |
|
12th month, 1st day |
January 8th |
December 27th |
January 15th |
January 4th |
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