03/03/2026
🪷 The Full Moon of the First Lunar Month is the first full moon night after Tết Nguyên Đán—a sacred and meaningful day in the spiritual life of the Vietnamese people.
On this day, many families choose to eat vegetarian meals, visit temples to pay respect to the Buddha, and light incense with sincerity to send their wishes for the new year.
The Full Moon of the First Lunar Month is not merely a ritual; it symbolizes a complete and auspicious beginning—opening the door to renewed energy, reminding people to honor their roots, preserve love, and strengthen family bonds. It is also an occasion to pray for a year filled with peace, prosperity, and fulfillment.
