Vietnam Public Holidays in 2015

By Jenna Jolie

Vietnam's public holidays in 2025 are more than just days off – they're vibrant tapestries woven with cultural significance, historical echoes, and joyous celebrations. From the exhilarating festivities of Lunar New Year, where streets burst with color and families reunite, to the solemn commemorations of historical milestones that shaped the nation, these special days offer a unique window into the heart and soul of Vietnam.

Whether you're captivated by the rhythmic drumming and dazzling lion dances of Tết, the fragrant incense offerings at ancient temples on Hùng Kings' Commemoration Day, or the patriotic fervor of National Day, each holiday offers a distinct experience. These occasions are a chance to witness age-old traditions, join in the communal spirit, and deepen your understanding of Vietnam's rich cultural heritage.

So, as you plan your 2025 adventure in Vietnam, be sure to take note of these important dates. They're not just holidays; they're opportunities to immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Vietnamese life and create unforgettable memories. To help you plan your trip, you can find a list of Vietnam's national public holidays for 2025 below:

Day	Date	Holiday name
Wednesday	January 01	International New Year’s Day
Monday	January 27	Vietnamese New Year’s Eve
Tuesday	January 28	Vietnamese New Year (Tết)
Wednesday	January 29	Vietnamese Lunar New Year
Thursday	January 30	Tet Holiday
Friday	January 31	Tet Holiday
Monday	April 07	Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day Gio To Hung Vuong
Wednesday	April 30	Liberation Day / Reunification Day
Thursday	May 01	International Labour Day
Tuesday	September 02	National Day Marks Vietnam's declaration of independence in 1945

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