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Tết Superstitions: What to Do (and Not Do) for Good Luck!

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As we approach the Lunar New Year, it’s time to embrace the beautiful traditions that make Tết so special. Did you know that the first few days of Tết are believed to shape the rest of the year? Let's make sure you start off on the right foot! Below is ERA's quick guide to Tết superstitions to bring you good luck (and avoid any bad fortune):


✅ The First Visitor Matters!It’s said that the first person to enter your home after midnight will set the tone for your entire year. Ideally, choose someone lucky and prosperous to bring positive energy!

❌ Avoid Sweeping on New Year’s Day!Sweeping or cleaning the house on the first day of Tết is considered bad luck—it could sweep away your good fortune for the year! Save your cleaning until after the celebrations.✅ Wear Red and Yellow for Good Fortune!Red symbolizes happiness, wealth, and good fortune, while yellow represents prosperity. Dress in these lucky colors to attract positive energy and success in 2025!✅ Give and Receive Lucky Money (Lì xì)!One of the most heartwarming traditions is giving red envelopes filled with money to children and unmarried adults. It’s a symbol of good luck and blessings for the year ahead.

Remember, Tết is all about family, togetherness, and hope for the future. Let's start 2025 with optimism and positivity! Join Explore Real Asia for an unforgettable experience during Tết in Vietnam!