Lunar New Year begins February 17—here's what it celebrates, why dates shift, and what the Year of the Fire Horse means.

According to traditions thousands of years old, the Moon Festival is the time for family reunions. Loved ones sit together ...

Chinese New Year 2026: Lunar New Year 2026 is almost here! Marking the Year of the Fire Horse, it’s a season of family ...

Starting February 17, 2026, Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year ushers in the Year of the Horse, symbolizing passion and bold action. While festivities last up to 16 days, the first week is recognized ...

As the lunar calendar turns, millions across the globe prepare to welcome one of the most vibrant and meaningful celebrations of the year, Chinese New Year. Also known as the Spring Festival, this ...

The 15-day Lantern Festival, also known as Spring Festival, includes temple visits, lion and dragon dances, gift exchanges ...

Discover heartfelt Chinese New Year 2026 wishes to welcome the new year. Know all about the date, history and significance of the Lunar New Year here!

Chinese New Year—also known as the Spring Festival—is more than a celebration. It is a civilizational reset button. Rooted in thousands of years of mythology, astronomy, agriculture, and imperial ...

Discover how Chinese New Year in Penang comes alive through yee sang, nian gao, whole steamed fish, and beloved festive kuihs across George Town and beyond.