Fire crackers and the colour red usher in the good – and scare off a marauding creature that descends on the second full moon. How did the ancient customs begin?
Tens of thousands of Sydneysiders are expected to celebrate come February 10. This is where and what you should eat,.
Ahead of Lunar New Year,five top chefs share where they head for “textbook Cantonese cooking”,“a warm Cambodian hug”,or crispy suckling pig.
Get in early with some Lunar New Year festivities,or take in some indie rock royalty from the US.
The City of Sydney wants the southern end of the CBD to celebrate Chinese,Thai and Korean cultures in a neon light-filled dining and entertainment destination.
Hundreds of dragon boats will take to the waters in the state’s largest regatta on Sunday,part of the festivities to end Lunar New Year.
The water will be awash with more than 4000 racers in one of the country’s most significant dragon boat races as part of the city’s Lunar New Year celebrations.
China ended border restrictions this month,allowing free international travel for the first time since the pandemic began. Sydney has started the party.
It’s only the fourth Sunday of the year but the diary is packed. There simply aren’t enough hours ...
Lion dances are one of the most visible parts of Lunar New Year celebrations. For performers,however,it’s not a fleeting commitment – it’s a big part of their everyday life.
From the beaches of Bali to Hokkaido’s powdery ski slopes,the hordes of Chinese travellers seen in pre-COVID days will still be missing,tour operators say.