Friday 29 October 2027: lunar date and day Tân Tỵ
Friday 29 October 2027: lunar day 1, month 10, day Tân Tỵ, auspicious (Hoàng đạo) day, officer Nguy, term Sương giáng. Auspicious hours: Sửu, Thìn, Ngọ, Mùi, Tuất, Hợi.
Details for the day
- Gregorian
- Friday, 29/10/2027
- Lunar
- day 1 of lunar month 10, 2027
- Day Can Chi
- Tân Tỵ
- Month Can Chi (lunar)
- Tân Hợi
- Year Can Chi (lunar)
- Đinh Mùi
- Solar term
- Sương giáng (currently in)
- Day type
- Auspicious (Hoàng đạo) day, Minh Đường
- Day officer (Trực)
- Nguy
- Auspicious hours
- Sửu (01–03), Thìn (07–09), Ngọ (11–13), Mùi (13–15), Tuất (19–21), Hợi (21–23)
Day 1 of a lunar month with 30 days (long month).
Lunar festival
- First day of the lunar month
Official public holidays are set by yearly government decisions and are not derived from the calendar.
Some common taboo days
This day is not a Tam nương, Nguyệt kỵ or Dương công kỵ day. Only these three are checked; other taboo days (Sát chủ, Thọ tử, Vãng vong, Nguyệt phá…) are not, so this does not mean the day has no taboo at all.
Suitability by activity (for reference)
Scores come from our own rule table (Hoàng đạo/Hắc đạo, day officer, taboo days), have not been reviewed by an expert and do not include your age. Almanacs score differently; use the day finder to add your birth year.
| Activity | Rating |
|---|---|
| Wedding | Neutral (0 pts) |
| Business opening | Neutral (0 pts) |
| Groundbreaking | Neutral (0 pts) |
| House-warming | Neutral (0 pts) |
| Travel | Neutral (0 pts) |
| Signing a contract | Fair (1 pt) |
Nearby days
- Next Hoàng đạo day: Monday, 1/11/2027 (lunar day 4, month 10)
- Next solar term: Sunday, 7/11/2027 (lunar day 10, month 10)
- Next first day of the lunar month: Sunday, 28/11/2027 (lunar day 1, month 11)
- Next full moon day: Friday, 12/11/2027 (lunar day 15, month 10)
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For cultural reference and entertainment only; not medical, financial or legal advice. Computed solar-term times can differ by a few minutes from printed calendars.