During the Tang Dynasty (618–907), the Lantern Festival formally became a national-level celebration, with its origins in the Han Dynasty (206 BC–AD 220). As the Song Dynasty (960-1279) progressed, ...

Red lanterns, bustling flower markets, and lively lion dances—these cherished traditions light up the streets of Guangdong during the Chinese New Year. Yet, the festive spirit also resonates through ...

T he night came alive with the glow of 3,000 lanterns in a stunning array of shapes and sizes, each one hanging or placed ...

Chinatown, Liverpool ONE, and the Albert Dock have all been kitted out with traditional red and yellow lanterns, as the locations are set to be the backdrop of some of the city’s events. The main ...

After the Sinulog Festival, Cebuanos get to enjoy another celebration with this year’s Red Lantern Festival at Plaza Sugbu, held today, .