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#newyearnewtrip 🌸✨ Yu Garden is absolutely magical right now with the 2025 Chinese New Year decorations lighting up the space! From stunning red lanterns to intricate zodiac-themed displays, the garden is brimming with festive cheer and traditional charm. 🏮🐇🐉 The atmosphere is electric as locals and visitors come together to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. Don’t miss the dazzling light installations, vibrant performances, and delicious street food at the Old Town Bazaar nearby. 🎆🍢 📅 If you’re in Shanghai, make sure to experience this one-of-a-kind cultural celebration at Yu Garden! 📍 Location: Yu Garden, Huangpu District, Shanghai #YuGarden #ChineseNewYear2025 #CNYDecorations #YearOfTheDragon #FestiveShanghai #ExploreShanghai #CulturalCelebration #NewYearNewTrip #TraditionalBeauty #LanternFestival #ShanghaiCNY

#newyearnewtrip Gurney Paragon truly outdid itself this Chinese New Year! The mall was transformed into a vibrant wonderland, adorned with dazzling decorations and festive displays. From the moment I stepped inside, I was immersed in the joyous atmosphere. The highlight was undoubtedly the captivating centerpiece – a majestic dragon installation that seemed to come alive, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity. The mall also hosted a series of cultural performances, including traditional dances and music, adding to the festive spirit. Gurney Paragon's CNY celebration was a delightful experience that captured the essence of this joyous occasion. It was a visual feast and a reminder of the importance of preserving cultural traditions. * #GurneyParagonCNY * #ChineseNewYear * #PenangCelebrations * #FestiveVibes * #CulturalPerformances * #DragonDance * #LionDance * #CNYDecorations * #YearOfTheDragon * #HappyNewYear

2024 - The Year of the Dragon!🐲🐉🇨🇳 Get ready to ring in the Lunar New Year, Shanghai-style! Yu Garden decked out in all its glory with red lanterns and cool dragon vibes – all ready to celebrate the Year of the Dragon! Then, travel to East Nanjing Road, where the whole place is buzzing with lights, people, and lanterns. Try the delicious food, eat some awesome performances, and enjoy the good vibes. Shanghai during Lunar New Year isn’t just a celebration; it’s an adventure through traditions and modern-day fun. Don’t miss out on the dragon-sized excitement! 🐉✨ Spots not to miss over the next month: Yu Garden, East Nanjing Road, Xintiandi, the French Concession streets and Zhujiajiao Water Town 📌🇨🇳❤️ this is one of the best celebrations of the year and you cannot beat Shanghai’s celebrations! 🎊🏮 Don’t miss The Year of the Dragon in Shanghai!🐲🏮🇨🇳 #lunarnewyear #yearofthedragon #localguides #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #china #shanghai #chinesenewyear #2024

Lunar New Year in Sydney is a vibrant and exciting celebration, bringing together communities to welcome the new year with cultural performances, food, and fireworks. The city, especially areas like Chinatown, Darling Harbour, and Circular Quay, comes alive with red lanterns, dragon and lion dances, and stunning light displays. One of the highlights is the Lunar Lanterns trail, where large, illuminated zodiac animal sculptures line the streets, creating a magical atmosphere. Traditional performances, including martial arts displays and drumming, add to the festive energy. The night sky often lights up with fireworks, reflecting off the Sydney Harbour, making it a breathtaking sight. Food is a major part of the celebrations, with night markets offering dumplings, noodles, and other traditional delicacies. Families and friends gather to share meals, exchange red envelopes (hongbao), and wish each other prosperity and good fortune for the year ahead. Sydney’s Lunar New Year festival showcases the city’s rich multicultural spirit, blending tradition with modern festivities, making it one of the most spectacular celebrations outside Asia. #LunarNewYear #SydneyLNY #YearOfTheDragon #SydneyCelebrations #ChineseNewYear #LionDance #DragonDance #SydneyHarbour #FestiveVibes #CulturalCelebration 📍Address: China Town, Sydney 💰Average Price per Person:$20-$50 🕰️Business Hours:7pm 💞Reasons to Recommend: To taste lovely chinese cuisine and celebrate

Beautiful and grand Chinese Temple tucked within a housing estate. The temple houses many different dieties and advocates the Three Teachings ( Confucianism, Taosim & Buddhism). Temple is especially festive palce to visit during Chinese New Year where prayer rituals and festival activities are organized to usher and pray for blessing in the new year. Good to note that temple also provides free consultation services for locals to ask/request for help from the dieties/god via the medium every Wed & Sat nights (or 1st / 15th of lunar day). #cny2024 #yearofthedragon

🎉🧧 Let's roar into the Dragon Year with joy and prosperity! 🐲✨ Gather around the table with loved ones for a heartwarming reunion filled with laughter, love, and delectable dishes. As we welcome the auspicious Year of the Dragon, let's honor cherished traditions and create unforgettable memories together. 🏮🌟 From our family to yours, may the new year be filled with abundance, good fortune, and happiness! Watch our captivating video and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere of our CNY reunion. Wishing you all a blessed and prosperous Chinese New Year! 🎆🍊🥢 #YearOfTheDragon #ChineseNewYear #FamilyReunion #cny2024

Thai food for tonight was the best choice indeed, the ambience itself was amazing not to mention their stuff are all friendly and attentive. I am glad that I celebrated my birthday there, they are too kind to gave me a gift bag and there's more a mini fireworks super cute love it... #happybirthday##南京 #wintergetaway #yearofthedragon

Gardens by the Bay’s annual Chinese New Year floral display, Dahlia Dreams, is coming back for the Year of the Dragon! A dragon adorned with flowers centers in thousands of dahlias, represents growth, progress, and abundance. A set called "Carp Jumping over the Dragon Gate" pays tribute to achieving greatness through courage. There are more than 1,000 dahlias of 40 varieties in the Flower Dome, along with other Chinese New Year flowers such as hydrangeas and lilies. Four sets of colorful dragon lanterns symbolizing elements of Chinese philosophy add to the beauty of the flower field. Dates: Friday January 19, 2024 until Sunday, March 17, 2024 Location: Flower Dome, Singapore #singapore #yearofthedragon #flowers

To welcome in the Year of Dragon, Hong Kong Disneyland is presenting the "Magical Year After Year" celebration from January 25 to February 25. Mickey and his friends are now dressing in their brand new seasonal costumes in the park. You'll also find the Castle of Magical Dreams decorated in the Chinese festival style. Exclusive merchandise and food are also available during the New Year period. Don't miss out on the best time of the year at Disneyland Hong Kong! #disneylandhk #hongkong #yearofthedragon

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, falls on 10 Feb this year. It is the most important time of the year for families in Asian countries such as China and Singapore to gather together and celebrate the bright future. The Chinese zodiac sign for the coming year is the dragon, which is considered a symbol of good luck, making the year all the more welcome. Traditional customs to celebrate the festival include lighting firecrackers, performing lion dances, and decorating streets with lanterns. Even if you do not live in Asia, you can still experience the festive atmosphere in Chinatowns around the world. So don't hesitate to embrace the spirit of the season and join in the fun! #chinesenewyear #yearofthedragon #springfestival #chinatown

As a culturally diverse city, Sydney welcomes all traditions and costumes. In celebration of the Year of the Dragon, the city is gearing up to host a series of exciting events. From February 1 to February 25, Chatswood will be transformed into a hub of art, music, and cuisine, all in honor of the Lunar New Year. One of the highlights is the awe-inspiring Soaring Dragon, a dazzling metallic art installation suspended above the Concourse reflection pool. The dragon holds great significance in Chinese culture as a symbol of good luck, so let's wish for a fortunate and prosperous year ahead! Join in the festivities and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Lunar New Year in Sydney. #sydney #springfestival #yearofthedragon