Lịch Âm Việt
The Vietnamese lunar calendar, with your family’s giỗ
See lunar dates and Can Chi, get reminded of death anniversaries, mùng 1, rằm and Tết — on your phone, computer and the web.
Monday, 19 October 2026
Lunar 10/9, year of Bính Ngọ
Full day reading (Vietnamese) →
Everything the lunar calendar needs
Lunar dates on every day
A month view with the Vietnamese lunar date under each solar date, mùng 1 (new moon) and rằm (full moon) marked.
Yearly giỗ reminders
Enter a death anniversary (ngày giỗ) once by its lunar date; it repeats every year on the right solar day, with a reminder.
Tết and holiday reminders
Turn on reminders for mùng 1, rằm, Tết and traditional festivals, at the time you choose.
Home & Lock Screen widgets
12 widgets on Android; month, today and Lock Screen widgets on iPhone; widgets on Mac.
Can Chi & auspicious hours
Year, month and day in the sexagenary cycle, with the 6 giờ hoàng đạo (auspicious hours) of each day.
Works with your calendars
Events go into your phone’s calendar — Google, iCloud or Outlook — and sync both ways.
Phone, tablet, computer, watch
Read the guide for your device.
From the blog
Tết 2027: Vietnamese Lunar New Year Is on 6 February 2027
Death Anniversary (Giỗ) Reminder by Lunar Date Every Year
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar on Apple Watch: Lunar Date Complication
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar on Samsung Galaxy: Widgets, Giỗ
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar on Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo: Reliable Alerts
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar for PC and Mac: Windows, Linux, Web
Questions
What is Lịch Âm Việt?
A Vietnamese lunar calendar app for Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Linux and the web, with more than 500,000 downloads. It shows lunar dates and Can Chi, and reminds you of death anniversaries (giỗ), mùng 1, rằm and Tết.
Is the app in English?
Yes. The app can be used in English or Vietnamese; Vietnamese calendar terms such as giỗ, mùng 1 and rằm are kept so families recognise them.
Why not use a Chinese lunar calendar?
Vietnam computes its lunar calendar for UTC+7, China for UTC+8, so some months and even Tết can fall on a different day — Tết 1985 was 21 January in Vietnam but 20 February in China.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free with ads on phones; an optional Premium removes ads and adds extras such as gold prices, location-based weather and custom backgrounds.
Get Lịch Âm Việt
Free on phone, computer and the web.
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