The new year of the zodiac – the Year of the Snake – is officially underway. The year began on Wednesday (January 29) but that doesn’t mean the fun is over just yet. This weekend London will host its ...

Celebrating its rich Asian heritage (founded in Hong Kong in 1928, before expanding to having many outposts around the world), The Peninsula London has an archive of Lunar New Year activities to enjoy ...

Large crowds gathered in central London for the Lunar New Year parade to welcome in the Year of the Snake. A traditional parade, complete with dragons, dancers and handcrafted floats, kicked off ...

London's streets were filled with colour and energy as the Lunar New Year parade welcomed the Year of the Snake The Year of the Snake is considered a time of good fortune, prosperity and fertility ...

Large crowds watched dancers and drummers in London on Sunday to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year. The holiday - known as the Spring Festival in China, Tet in Vietnam and Seollal in Korea - is ...

Lunar New Year started Wednesday and lasts until next ... according to the Royal Museums Greenwich in London. The fifteenth and final day of the holiday is the Lantern Festival, during which ...

With Lunar New Year falling on Wednesday 29 January ... Events will be taking place in towns and cities across England in the coming days – such as London’s parade which remains one of the biggest ...

If you need a new spring bag, there's a big sale happening at Radley London that can save you big bucks, but only through the ...

Chinese New Year celebrations have swung into full gear in London as Chinatown lit up to ... Millions around the world will be bringing in the Lunar New Year. January 29 welcomes with it the ...

Each knot carries its own symbolic meaning, representing unity, luck, and prosperity, making it a perfect keepsake or thoughtful token for the Lunar New Year. Overview: Explore the legacy ...