Lion dance performed in Cambodia to celebrate Chinese New Year
Folk artists performed lion dance in Cambodia on Friday to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year, or the Spring Festival, which falls today.
Tag: Chinese New Year
Dos and Don’ts during Chinese New Year
An entire year filled with good luck is probably what everyone wishes to have. During Chinese New Year, there are some beliefs and taboos that Chinese people and other celebrants always respect and follow.
Embassy of Malaysia celebrates Chinese New Year
The celebrations haven’t ended yet as the Embassy of Malaysia in Phnom Penh gathered Malaysian expatriates and guests for a vibrant and meaningful Chinese New Year revelry at the weekend.
Coffee and health
Coffee – an elixir of life – discovered six centuries ago, has grown to be the champion of all brews in this century. Why is this so? Is coffee beneficial to health? Let us explore what science has got to say about this “brew of the century”.
Coast sees drop in tourists during Chinese New Year
The number of visitors to the coast during the Chinese New Year holiday dropped considerably this year as more people chose destinations in the Northern provinces
Traffic fatalities down over Lunar New Year
The Interior Ministry’s traffic police department said at least 29 people were killed and 65 others injured in traffic accidents during the three-day Chinese New Year break.
Police to maintain order during Lunar New Year celebrations
National Police to ensure security during Chinese New Year celebrations this week.
Hong Kong’s wild boar dilemma in the Chinese New Year of the Pig
One of the world’s most densely populated cities, Hong Kong, is facing a proliferation of wild boars as the large mammals stray increasingly into built-up areas.
Chinese New Year 2019
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THE SPIRIT OF CHINESE NEW YEAR GROWS STRONGER IN CAMBODIA
The Year of the Earth Dog has come to an end, giving way to the Year of the Pig that will reign supreme throughout 2019.
Celebrating Chinese New Year with “lucky” food
One of the most heart-warming traditions surrounding Chinese New Year has to be the annual reunion dinner. Generations of Chinese everywhere take this opportunity to reaffirm family ties around the dining table which simply means a grand feast of a variety of mouth-watering dishes.
What is Chinese New Year without a Lion Dance?
They have no high poles for them to dance on. There is not a large space for them to roll around. None of them speak even one Chinese word.
Feast your way through Chinese New Year at NagaWorld
Chinese New Year is synonymous with family get-togethers that mainly revolve around sumptuous dishes, and that is exactly what NagaWorld offers during this auspicious festive season.
52 WEEKENDS IN SINGAPORE
Upcoming Events: 28 Jan – 24 Feb: iLight Singapore Bicentennial Edition – 1 – 17 Feb: TOYBOX by Hasbro – 5 – 6 Feb: Chinese New Year – 15 – 16 Feb: Chingay Parade
The colour of fortune and power
When we see red, we think of China because no country is as deeply associated with one colour as China is with red. Red is found everywhere during Chinese New Year, holiday celebrations and family gatherings and in many more occasions among Chinese families.
City Hall issues fireworks ban for Chinese New Year
City hall bans fireworks without a permit during the Chinese New Year.
Feast your way into the Chinese New Year at NagaWorld
Chinese New Year is synonymous with family get-togethers.
52 WEEKENDS IN SINGAPORE
Upcoming Events: 28 Jan – 24 Feb : iLight Singapore Bicentennial Edition – 3 – 10 Feb : River Hongbao –
5 – 6 Feb : Chinese New Year – 15 – 16 Feb : Chingay Parade
52 WEEKENDS IN SINGAPORE
Upcoming Events: 19 – 27 Jan : Singapore Art Week – 28 Jan – Feb 24 : iLight Singapore Bicentennial Edition –
3 – 10 Feb : River Hongbao – 5 – 6 Feb : Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year celebrations at NagaWorld
Stay true to tradition by having an extravagant family reunion during Chinese New Year.
Thailand extends waiver on visa-on-arrival fee until end of April
Thailand’s Royal Gazette to extend the waiver on visa-on-arrival fee for some countries.
52 WEEKENDS IN SINGAPORE
Upcoming Events: 19 -27 Jan : Singapore Art Week – 21 Jan : Thaipusam – 28 Jan – 24 Feb : iLight Singapore Bicentennial Edition – 19 Jan – 6 Mar : Chinese New Year Celebrations
Singapore Club of Cambodia Celebrates Chinese New Year 2018 @ Diamond Island
The Singapore Club Cambodia organized a Chinese New Year 2018 party at Diamond Island in building F. The purpose of the event was to usher in and celebrate the Year of the Dog.
2018 CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION @ EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA PHNOM PENH
The Embassy of Malaysia in Phnom Penh celebrated its annual Chinese New Year festivities with guests receiving warm a welcome from Ambassador HE Dato Sri Hasan Malek and friendly embassy officials.
NagaWorld marks Chinese New Year with 18 Lions
NagaWorld sets an exceptional feast of traditions as it ushered in the Year of the Dog through a special high-flying and roaring performance of traditional lion dancing last weekend to symbolise a spectacular start to the integrated resort’s Golden Chinese New Year celebrations.
Tourists up 54 percent in Chinese New Year
Number of tourists during the Chinese New Year holiday increased by 54.5% in 2018.
NagaWorld marks Chinese New Year with 18 Lions
NagaWorld sets an exceptional feast of traditions as it ushers in the Year of the Dog.
Hun Manet hails government support for religious harmony
Government to ensure people from different ethnicities and religions live in harmony.
Nearly 40 dead in crashes over Chinese New Year
Nearly 40 people died and 70 injured over the three-day Chinese New Year.
Lion dance @ Himawari Hotel Apartments
On Friday Himawari Hotel Apartments management, staff and guests gathered to celebrate Chinese New Year by watching lion dance performances to usher in the year of the dog.
