This is a must-eat Korean New Year dish. As recipe submitter mykoreaneats explains: "Tteokguk is a traditional dish enjoyed by many (if not all Koreans) during the Lunar New Year holiday.

The Lunar New Year marks the start of a new zodiac cycle, with the date shifting yearly within the Gregorian calendar.

Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year begins ... which implies having a surplus/prosperity at the beginning of the New Year. The name sounds like "year high," symbolising progress and growth. Traditional ...

The Year of the Tiger begins on Feb. 1 and sets in motion weeks of international Lunar New Year festivities. Whether you're gearing up for a quieter night at home with your family or looking ...

The Lunar New Year signals the traditional start of the agricultural season and its origins can be traced back thousands of years. As well as welcoming prosperity and luck for the New Year ...

Putting up decorations. Eating dinner with ... Dr Smith says many elements in the traditional celebrations of the Lunar New Year come from countries other than China. For example, this is the ...

It will combine traditional Lunar New Year decorations with cute Line Friends elements and futuristic touches. The Tourism Board said it would provide a travel guide for visitors by launching a ...

Australia’s Mongolian community is gearing up to celebrate Tsagaan Sar, its Lunar New Year, which is a time for honouring elders and enjoying hard-to-find traditional delicacies. The Mongolian ...