Asia Holidays

courtesy of kaltimpost.co.id courtesy of uniqpost.com Going home is a tradition for Indonesian people during the Idul Fitri holidays. From year to year, always had been until... keep reading →

The Chinese New Year will never be complete without the traditional dishes along with it. The ones below are the traditional dishes that usually serve in Indonesian Chinese... keep reading →

Lucky and Unlucky Numbers in Chinese Culture The study of Chinese culture is very interesting because they have so much superstitions and beliefs like numerology, using the... keep reading →

Chongyang Festival: September Ninth in Chinese Lunar Calendar October fifth that just passed was Chinese Chongyang Festival, or the Double Ninth Festival, which is on... keep reading →

2012 is the Dragon year under the Chinese astrology, there is a story on how the 12 animals from the Chinese astrology came about. 23rd January 2012 marks the first day of... keep reading →

If we talk about Chinese tradition then every year is advised to be the particular animal. If we address about the year 2012 then according to the Chinese astrology that 2012... keep reading →

Kenpo Kinenbi is celebrated in Japan on 3 May each year. It is a national holiday and a part of the Golden Week in Japan. Japan adopted a new constitution, after the end of... keep reading →

Emperor Showa, posthumous name of Emperor Hirohito, was a great lover of plants and greenery. Emperor Hirohito had a keen interest in marine biology and he continued... keep reading →

Chunjie--The Spring Festival is the biggest holiday for Chinese all over the world. It seems like Christmas for the westen. The difference is that the Spring Festival is... keep reading →

Malaysia is a melting pot of vibrant cultures, but may be you already know that or maybe not. Let this nation show to you it's uniqueness. Our wonderful cacophony of colors,... keep reading →