When is Lunar New Year?
Lunar New Year is the first day of the lunar new year. If today is after this year’s date, the countdown targets the next occurrence at midnight in your local timezone.
Time remaining
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112 days · 16 weekends left · ~31% of the year
Ambient sound
Scene beds for the holiday stage — including Sparkle and Glow. Off by default.
Soft instrumental loops while the clock runs. Starts only after you press play.
Holiday countdown
Open a live countdown to the next Lunar New Year (the first day of the lunar new year) at midnight in your local time. Keep the tab open, go fullscreen, and share the URL.
When Lunar New Year has passed, the target rolls to the next occurrence automatically. Pick related holidays below or set any custom date on the countdown hub.
Days, hours, minutes, and seconds update every second. Midnight local time on Lunar New Year is the target; the share hash keeps the same date when you copy the link.
The facts strip shows this year’s date and the “Moves each year” chip — moves on the lunar calendar.
Set a morning-of alarm, open the day on the calendar, or add an ICS event so travel and gatherings stay on track.
Lunar New Year is the first day of the lunar new year. If today is after this year’s date, the countdown targets the next occurrence at midnight in your local timezone.
Red envelopes, reunion dinners, fireworks, and multi-day celebrations mark Lunar New Year across East and Southeast Asia.
Flights and trains book out early. Use related Tết and Seollal countdowns when you need Vietnam- or Korea-specific framing.
Searchers want a clear clock to Lunar New Year — not a blank date picker. This landing preloads the next Lunar New Year so you can share or fullscreen in one step.
Need another date? Use a custom datetime, a quick start, or open a popular holiday countdown landing.