Lịch Âm Việt
Guides to the
Vietnamese lunar calendar
How-tos for Lịch Âm Việt on every platform, and the lunar calendar explained.
Tết 2027: Vietnamese Lunar New Year Is on 6 February 2027
Tết 2027 falls on Saturday, 6 February 2027, starting the Year of the Goat (Đinh Mùi). Key dates around it: Kitchen Gods day, New Year's Eve, God of Wealth day.
Death Anniversary (Giỗ) Reminder by Lunar Date Every Year
How to get a yearly reminder for a Vietnamese death anniversary (giỗ) on the right lunar date: enter it once, save to Google or iCloud, share it with family.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar on Apple Watch: Lunar Date Complication
Add the Âm Lịch complication from Lịch Âm Việt to your Apple Watch face (watchOS 9+) to see today's Vietnamese lunar date at a glance, and fix it if missing.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar on Samsung Galaxy: Widgets, Giỗ
Set up a Vietnamese lunar calendar on a Samsung Galaxy: lunar date widgets, yearly giỗ reminders in Samsung Calendar or Google, and battery settings to check.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar on Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo: Reliable Alerts
Use a Vietnamese lunar calendar on Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO, OPPO, realme or vivo, and fix late giỗ, mùng 1 and rằm reminders with autostart and battery settings.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar for PC and Mac: Windows, Linux, Web
Which Vietnamese lunar calendar fits your computer? Compare Lịch Âm Việt on Windows, Mac, Linux and the web: tray and menu bar dates, widgets, reminders, giỗ.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar App for iPhone and iPad
Lịch Âm Việt for iPhone and iPad: lunar dates in the month view, Lock Screen and home screen widgets, yearly giỗ reminders saved to iCloud or Google Calendar.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar App for Android: Setup Guide
Install Lịch Âm Việt on Android to see Vietnamese lunar dates, get yearly giỗ reminders, mùng 1 and rằm alerts, and add 12 lunar calendar home screen widgets.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar for Mac: Lunar Date in the Menu Bar
Lịch Âm Việt for Mac (macOS 12+) puts today's Vietnamese lunar date in the menu bar, with a quick panel, desktop widgets and giỗ reminders synced via iCloud.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar for Windows 10 and 11: Tray App
Lịch Âm Việt for Windows 10 and 11 shows today's lunar day in the system tray, with a quick panel, auspicious hours, Can Chi and mùng 1, rằm and Tết reminders.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar for Linux: Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch
Install Lịch Âm Việt on Linux via Snap, .deb, AppImage, Gentoo ebuild or tar.gz to view Vietnamese lunar dates, Can Chi and auspicious hours on your desktop.
Vietnamese Lunar Calendar Online: Web App, No Install
Open the Vietnamese lunar calendar in any browser at app.lichamviet.com: lunar dates, Can Chi, auspicious hours, and giỗ saved to Google Calendar or Outlook.
24 Solar Terms (Tiết Khí) in 2027: Dates and Meanings
The 24 solar terms (tiết khí) split the year by the sun's position, about 15 days each. What each one means, and the start date of every solar term in 2027.
Vietnamese vs Chinese Lunar Calendar: Why Tết Can Differ
Vietnam's lunar calendar runs on UTC+7, China's on UTC+8. That one hour can move Tết by a day, or a whole month as in 1985. Computed examples and what it means.
Auspicious Hours (Giờ Hoàng Đạo): What They Are, How to Find Them
Giờ hoàng đạo are the six auspicious two-hour periods of each day in the Vietnamese calendar. See how the day's earthly branch sets them, with a lookup table.
Can Chi Explained: How to Find Your Vietnamese Zodiac Year
Can Chi names years, months and days with 10 heavenly stems and 12 earthly branches. Find any year's Can Chi from its number, with worked examples and animals.