Lunar New Year starts on the first new moon of the year and ends with the first full moon. Here are a few things to know and places to celebrate it in Australia.
Lunar New Year Gift Guide
Lunar New Year is just around the corner, with celebrations kicking off on 10 February. Gift-giving is an important part of the annual event, with presents exchanged between family, friends and partners. But, there are some rules to take note of, as well as certain...
A Lunar New Year Restaurant Guide: Where to Dine and Celebrate Lunar New Year in 2023
Lunar New Year celebrations are upon us, with the Year of the Rabbit in full swing! Lunar New Year traditions include watching lion and dragon dances, decorating your house with special red decorations and gift-giving – often in the form of money in red envelopes. It...
Korean New Year in Australia
Korean New Year is considered to be the country’s biggest national holiday, spanning three days of festivities and traditional celebrations. Also known as Seollal, it follows the Lunar New Year and is primarily a time for families to reunite, give gifts and pay...
Chinese New Year in Australia
Lunar New Year starts on the first new moon of the year and ends with the first full moon. Here are a few things to know and places to celebrate it in Australia.