Vietnam lunar calendar for June 16‑17, 2026 lists auspicious and inauspicious activities

The Vietnamese lunar calendar marks June 16 2026 (lunar 2 May, day Tân Dậu) as a Thiên Môn day, considered favourable for travel, new ventures and rituals. The date also commemorates the 59th anniversary of the national security forces' tradition, International Domestic Workers Day, World Sea Turtle Day and the UN‑recognised International Day of Family Remittances. Seasonal weather is noted as the Mang chủng period, running from June 5 to June 21.

June 17 2026 (lunar 3 May, day Nhâm Tuất) is described as a day with conflicting celestial stems, making it unsuitable for major projects but acceptable for minor tasks. Hour‑by‑hour guidance advises auspicious times for documentation, trade and personal matters, while warning against construction, weddings, legal disputes and large‑scale undertakings. Positive stars such as Thiên Phúc and Nguyệt Không are highlighted, whereas negative influences like Đại Hao and Quỷ Khốc are noted. Recommendations include opening businesses, drafting contracts, and avoiding major building work.