Joyful start to the year of the wood snake 2025
The traditional Chinese New Year begins on 29 January at 12:15 a.m. and will last for 15 days. But preparation starts a month before with spring cleaning.
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The traditional Chinese New Year begins on 29 January at 12:15 a.m. and will last for 15 days. But preparation starts a month before with spring cleaning.
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Blending Traditions: How Chinese New Year Shines in the Philippines
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The exhibit and series of talks were in celebration of the inscription of piña weaving on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of…
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As 2024 officially came to a close, Filipino celebrities shared heartwarming glimpses of their meaningful New Year's Eve celebrations with loved ones on social…
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Hoping to find love in 2025? Try these traditions.
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On Monday, 30 December 2024, a fruit vendor assists customers buying round fruits along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, in preparation for New Year's…
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In the Philippines, the term ‘Christmas’ or its Filipino translation ‘Pasko’ is often followed by the word ‘Bongga,’ meaning extravagant. Filipinos go all out…
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Thousands flocked to Stonehenge on Saturday to greet sunrise at the ancient British monument on the northern hemisphere's shortest day of the year.
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After attending Simbang Gabi at the Epiphany of the Lord Parish in Caloocan North on Monday, 16 December 2024, a vendor is seen preparing bibingka the…
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Filinvest Malls is lighting up the holidays with Paskong Pinoy , a celebration that highlights the heartwarming traditions and vibrant culture of Filipino…
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Araneta City illuminated its iconic giant Christmas tree on Thursday night, 14 November, 2024, continuing a cherished holiday tradition. The lighting ceremony…
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