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Sakura Matsuri, also known as Hanami (flower viewing festival), is a Japanese custom of enjoying the blooming of cherry blossoms. The festival heralds the onset of spring, a symbol of hope and renewal.
Japanese culture has evolved remarkably over several millenia. The nation's cultural journey from its prehistoric period and today's hybrid atmosphere is rich with tales of the change that the people have gone through.
Many of the Malay beliefs and practices have developed as a result of multiple cultures.Here are 10 interesting Malay customs and traditions you should know.
Malaysia is an amalgamation of cultures and a mélange of different ethnicities. You will be surprised to know that some of the Chinese customs originated in Malaysia.
In China, the tiger is considered the king of all beasts as it symbolizes power and a great deal of nerve. It is also known as the king of the mountain.
We cut through the myths and legends surrounding the Chinese Lunar New Year to present the origin of this festival and the history behind it.
Embrace the Vietnamese New Year tradition of Mut Tet, a platter of candied fruits, nuts and seeds that are said to bring good luck for the Tet Lunar New Year.
The Lunar New Year is vibrant and full of symbolic greetings, decorations, and food that are meant to bring good fortune for the year ahead.
Spanning 15 days, the Chinese New Year is a time to rejoice and reconnect with the family and friends. So, as you get set to celebrate the most important event on the Asian calendar, we bring to you 10 things you didn’t know about Chinese New Year.
Here are 10 Bizarre Asian New Year Superstitions and Taboos that still exist. Most Southeast Asians including the Chinese lay emphasis and religiously follow them.
