News & Insights Across Asia
China celebrates Lunar New Year 2026 with UNESCO-recognized traditions, lantern displays, and cultural tourism growth across historic sites like Fuzhou’s Sanfang Qixiang district.
Cities across the Chinese mainland dazzle with fireworks and lanterns to welcome the Year of the Horse, blending tradition with modern vitality in 2026.
Discover how Chengdu residents prioritize sunny skies to kickstart their Chinese New Year celebrations, blending tradition with modern festivities in 2026.
Lhasa’s historic Barkhor markets buzz with activity as residents prepare for Tibetan New Year celebrations on February 18, 2026, showcasing traditional foods and rituals.
A vibrant lion dance in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, marks the start of 2026 Chinese New Year celebrations, blending tradition with modern flair.
From Shenyang’s grand gala to San Francisco’s innovative mooncakes, the Mid-Autumn Festival unites communities worldwide through luminous celebrations and enduring traditions.
