Show off your skills with local Chinese New Year traditions such as Chinese calligraphy and lantern crafting before releasing floating lanterns!

Enormous, glittering fish-shaped lanterns have made this festival a massively popular Chinese New Year attraction in Anhui Province.

Guided by a professional instructor, learn the gentle Chinese exercise of Baduanjin Qigong and ring in a healthy New Year.

Learn how to craft colourful fish lanterns in Anhui, a lantern-making capital for over 800 years since the Song Dynasty.

Also known as Da Tie Hua, watch performers hurl molten metal into the night sky to create a brilliant shower of fiery sparks that resemble fireworks.

Dress up in traditional Chinese hanfu clothing with classic hair and makeup before grabbing tons of selfies next to ancient palaces and gardens.

During the Chinese New Year holidays, this bustling street comes alive with festive red lanterns, traditional performances, and yummy street food.

Celebrate Chinese New Year with Taiwan's largest Mazu festival, its bustling night markets and rich Hokkien traditions. Don’t forget to make your own rice cake too!

Chinese New Year is the best time to visit winter Japan. Amidst snowy wilds in Hokkaido and white temples in Kyoto, savour winter cuisine and soothing hot springs.

Celebrate Chinese New Year aka the Spring Festival amidst the magnificent dragon dances, colourful street food and timeless traditions of China.

Escape the Chinese New Year crowds by seeking out the Eternal City of Rome, the fantastical Northern Lights, majestic Lake Baikal and more!

Swap snow for sunshine! For a truly Aussie Chinese New Year, head for Sydney and Melbourne’s spectacular fireworks, delicious markets and pristine nature.

Embark on a super exotic Chinese New Year into the ocean blue alleys of Chefchaouen, the iconic pyramids of Giza and the cinematic deserts of Tunisia.