Prayer text for Ông Táo on the 3rd day of Tết
Offering on the 2nd and 3rd days of Tết. The 2nd and 3rd days of the first lunar month
- Used across Vietnam
- Folk practice
- Address to the deities
Culture and belief A record of custom.
What this prayer says
Prayer to Táo quân (Kitchen Gods) on the third day of the first lunar month, offering incense, flowers, offerings, and robes and boots to ask pardon for faults committed in the past year, and to request blessings and protection for the whole family in health, peace, and prosperity.
The prayer below is kept in Vietnamese, the language it is read aloud in during the rite.
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Other texts for Offering on the 2nd and 3rd days of Tết
- Folk practice, Address to the ancestorsPrayer text for offering to ancestors on the 2nd day of Tết (offered indoors)
- Folk practice, Address to the deitiesPrayer text for offering to deities and Thổ Công on the 2nd day of Tết
- Folk practice, At the altar of the God of Wealth and the Earth GodPrayer text for offering to Thần Tài on the 2nd day of Tết
- Folk practice, At the altar of the God of Wealth and the Earth GodPrayer text for Thần Tài on the 3rd day of Tết
- BuddhistPrayer text for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd days of Tết (without sutra chanting)
More about Offering on the 2nd and 3rd days of Tết
Nhật Nguyệt articles on the rite, the custom and how to prepare.
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Sources
- Văn khấn mùng 3 Tết Bính Ngọ 2026: hóa vàng, cúng gia tiên, Thần Tài, ông vải (baohatinh.vn)
Part of the open dataset Vietnamese offering prayers (văn cúng), licensed CC BY 4.0.
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