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culture-and-tradition1 year ago

"Bali's Nyepi: A Day of Silence and Renewal for Tourists and Locals"

Bali's Nyepi, the day of silence, marks the Saka New Year and is observed by Balinese Hindus to cleanse the island of demons and start the new year afresh. The SAKA Museum in Bali offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in Nyepi traditions, showcasing the journey of renewal through various exhibits. Silence during Nyepi is seen as a way to boost brainpower, as it contrasts with the modern world's constant noise. Visitors to Bali during Nyepi are encouraged to experience the ogoh-ogoh parades before embracing fasting, breathing, darkness, and stargazing during the day of silence.

via National Geographic|
#bali#balinese-hinduism#culture-and-tradition
culture-and-tradition1 year ago

"5 Emblematic Dishes: A Guide to Lunar New Year 2024"

Lunar New Year celebrations are about to begin, and food plays a central role in the festivities. Five emblematic dishes from different Asian cultures are highlighted, including yusheng from Malaysia and Singapore, banh chung from Vietnam, tteokguk from Korea, pineapple tarts from Taiwan, and zhai choy from Singapore. Each dish carries symbolic meanings related to abundance, harmony, prosperity, and longevity, reflecting the cultural significance of food in Lunar New Year traditions.

via Al Jazeera English|
#celebration#culture-and-tradition#food
culture-and-tradition1 year ago

"Unleashing Dragon Energy: Chinese New Year 2024 Date, Zodiac Predictions, and Cultural Significance"

Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, falls on February 10, 2024, marking the Year of the Dragon. This important holiday in China and many Asian communities is celebrated with traditions such as cleaning homes, family reunion dinners, and exchanging red envelopes for good luck. The festival's history includes warding off a mythical beast called Nian with red decorations and firecrackers. The 15-day celebration culminates in the Lantern Festival, symbolizing the first full moon of the year.

via Hindustan Times|
#chinese-new-year-2024#culture-and-tradition#lunar-new-year
culture-and-tradition1 year ago

"Unlocking Luck: Your Guide to the Year of the Dragon in 2024"

As the Year of the Dragon approaches, Chinese people are preparing to boost their luck through various traditions. From appeasing the reigning deity to consuming lucky foods like tangerines and fat choy, wearing red or gold clothing, and even donning red underwear, these customs are believed to bring wealth, health, and happiness in the coming year. Additionally, the Year of the Dragon is considered auspicious for having children, as evidenced by the high number of births recorded in Hong Kong and China during this time.

via South China Morning Post|
#chinese-astrology#culture-and-tradition#lucky-foods
culture-and-tradition1 year ago

2024 Chinese Zodiac Fortune Predictions for the Year of the Wood Dragon

The Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10, brings predictions for each zodiac sign based on the Chinese zodiac and the complex sexagenary cycle. The Wood Dragon year is expected to favor industries like culture and floristry over property development and mining. The ninth Xuan Kong flying star heralds a shift towards feminine energy, technology, and spirituality. Those facing their "Ben Ming Nian" may experience disruptions, while others can expect varying fortunes, with advice ranging from staying low-profile for Dragons to embracing change and planning for travel for other signs.

via CNN|
#chinese-zodiac#culture-and-tradition#feng-shui
culture-and-tradition1 year ago

"2024 Lunar New Year: Essential Reads, Celebrations, and Recognized Public Holidays in the US"

The Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, is approaching, and this guide provides 10 essential reads to prepare for the Year of the Dragon 2024. From zodiac predictions and traditional customs to what to wear and lucky foods, the guide covers everything from predictions for all 12 zodiac signs to the significance of wearing red clothing and underwear. It also delves into lesser-known traditions, the meaning of the Wood Dragon, and the duration and customs of the 16-day celebration.

via South China Morning Post|
#chinese-culture#chinese-zodiac#culture-and-tradition
culture-and-tradition2 years ago

"Ultimate Guide to Celebrating Lunar New Year 2024: Animals, Lucky Foods, and Traditions"

Lunar New Year, celebrated by around 2 billion people, falls on Saturday, Feb. 10 this year and is observed in many Asian cultures, each with its own customs and traditions. The holiday signifies letting go of the past and welcoming the new, and is a time for family reunions, feasting, and honoring ancestors. The upcoming year of the dragon in the Chinese Zodiac represents good luck, prosperity, and strength.

via USA TODAY|
#celebration#chinese-culture#culture-and-tradition