旧正月第3日 の 🇻🇳 ベトナム

The third day of Tết in Vietnam includes visits to teachers and mentors, and sometimes to close friends and employers; families continue eating special Tết foods like bánh chưng (square sticky rice cake) and mứt (candied fruits).

Public holiday on the third day of the Lunar New Year period, traditionally associated with rest and sometimes considered less auspicious for visiting, observed across East and Southeast Asia.