et holiday is the most important and anticipated holiday in Vietnam. It is celebrated annually on the first day of the Lunar New Year, typically in late January or early February. During Tet, families gather together to feast, exchange gifts, and participate in traditional customs such as visiting ancestral graves and participating in dragon and lion dances. Streets are decorated with lanterns, banners, and fresh flowers to symbolize new beginnings and good luck. People also prepare special foods such as Banh Chung and spring rolls to share with loved ones. The holiday lasts for several days, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the country as people take time off from work and celebrate with their families. Tet is not just a time for revelry, but it is also an opportunity for Vietnamese people to reflect on their cultural heritage and to honor their ancestors.