The first and only calendars in the world based on numerology, Chinese and Vietnamese Zodiac, and Tropical (western) astrology

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Every "Lunar New Year" creates a huge energy shift for the world - on a personal and universal level. CalendarNumerology.com helps you gain the ultimate energetic and esoteric edge with its annual numerology and astrology calendar - the first and only one of its kind in the world!

Our 13-month calendars incorporate numerology, western (tropical) astrology and Chinese / Vietnamese astrology, holidays, moon phases, planetary transits and more.

2025 Year of the Snake

2024 Year of the Dragon

2023 Year of the Cat (Rabbit)

2022 Year of the Tiger

Each Lunar New Year is represented by a different animal from the Chinese/Vietnamese zodiac.

As a result, the traits, characteristics, and numerology of the representative animal are reflected in our Earthly realm throughout the year. And you can find the traits and characteristics for each year's animal zodiac sign highlighted in our annual 13-month calendar.

It is wise to respect and embrace these traits and characteristics during the year in order to best leverage the energies to your advantage!

The Lunar New Year (also known as the Chinese/Vietnamese New Year) begins on a different date each year—which is the date of the first new moon that occurs between January 20-February 21.

This new moon marks the beginning of a lunar calendar or lunisolar calendar year, whose months are moon cycles. The event is celebrated by numerous cultures in various ways on different dates.

China, Taiwan, South Korea, and Vietnam celebrate the Lunisolar New Year on the same date. See chart below.

According to Chinese mythology, the Jade Emperor created a race amongst 12 animals to determine their “order” or placement on the zodiac wheel. For example, the Dragon is the 5th zodiac sign because the Dragon came into 5th place in The Great Race.

Vietnamese Zodiac Wheel

The Vietnamese Zodiac Wheel features a Cat instead of a Rabbit as in Chinese astrology.

credit: LOA Broadcasting

Lunar New Year dates

The date of the Lunar New Year differs each year.