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February 2026

Chinese New Year (also called Lunar New Year or Spring Festival) isn’t a single night of fireworks. It’s a full season of meaning: family reunions, symbolic food, temple rituals, street energy, and small traditions that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a living story. If you’re curious about when it happens, where it’s celebrated, and what actually goes on (beyond the clichés), here’s a clear, traveller-friendly guide — plus a few authentic, high-end ways to experience it with depth. When is Chinese New Year? Chinese New Year follows the lunar