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As the world's oldest Chinatown, Binondo in Manila is one of the neighborhoods with festivities on Chinese New Year. On January 29, it will come alive with a parade, the popular lion and dragon dance, cultural performances, and food bazaars. Binondo is also home to countless gems, from cool street When to visit Binondo for the CNY: Check the lunar calendar for the exact date of Chinese New Year as it changes each year. Many people visit Binondo during the Chinese New Year proper, but if you prefer lesser crowd, visit a few days before the actual date. Don’t worry, you won’t miss a lot since festivities are held all week long. Complete your Chinese New Year celebration this year and Invite prosperity with a curated collection of auspicious trinkets and delectable Chinese delicacies at the Prosperity Fair at the Atrium of Lucky Chinatown Binondo. This Chinese New Year activity will run from February 1 to 11, from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. If you’re planning to spend Lunar New Year or enjoy a relaxing weekend in Binondo, here are some activities and experiences you might want to include in your bucket list for the ultimate Chinatown experience. Chinatown Museum (Photo from Lucky Chinatown Mall/Facebook) Learn the history of Binondo Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown, is gearing up for festivities to celebrate the Year of the Wooden Snake. Don’t miss these festivities in Binondo this Chinese New Year | ABS-CBN Halalan 2025 Thrilling vibes at the heart of #Manila's 430-year-old #Binondo district, the #Philippines, which is unique for being the world's oldest #Chinatown! The Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (#FFCCCII), led by President Dr. Cecilio K. Pedro, played a pivotal role in the successful, fun and unforgettable 2024 Chinese New Year The world’s oldest Chinatown is alive now more than ever. Home to more than 20,000 locals, the area is known for its time honoured bistros, neoclassical establishments, and vibrant culture. Here’s the cultural wanderer’s guide to the famed district With its rich cultural backdrop and lively atmosphere, Binondo sets the stage for a celebration that combines tradition and modernity. As the Year of the Wood Snake approaches, Hotel Lucky Chinatown is ready to make this Chinese New Year an unforgettable occasion. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this vibrant celebration. The Chinese Lunar New Year, as the name suggests, starts with the new moon that appears between late January and early February. In the Chinese culture, the Chinese New Year festivities is also known as the Spring Festival. Things to Do in Binondo: Celebrate the Chinese New Year Activities Around one million people are expected to flock to Binondo on Feb. 9 and 10 to celebrate the Chinese New Year, Manila Administrator Bernie Ang said on Monday, Feb.5. In a forum by the Manila City Hall Reporters Association (MACHRA), Ang also discussed the line-up of activities to celebrate Chinatown's 430th anniversary and the Lunar New Year. It’s almost Chinese New Year and we went to Binondo to check out some restaurants and grocery shops you can visit to celebrate the festivity on Jan 29. PhilSTAR L!fe explored new coffee shop Beanstro, home of Tsinoy food Quik Snack, and viral shop Dong Bei Dumplings, and the famous grocery shop Bee Tin Grocery. Dragon dancers entertain people visiting Chinatown in Ongpin, Binondo Manila on Saturday, January 21, 2023 a day before the Chinese Lunar New Year. Chinese dragons symbolize wisdom, power and wealth and are believed to bring good luck. A countdown and fireworks display will be held at 12 a.m. on Sunday, January 22 to welcome the Chinese New Year. Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna and China Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian will lead the Chinese New Year activities on Tuesday. According to City Administrator Bernie Ang, vice chair of the Manila Chinatown Development Committee (MCDC), Lacuna and Huang will grace the lighting of the Filipino-Chinese Friendship Arch, which leads to the This contemporary Asian restaurant has nine private dining rooms where guests can exclusively hold lunch or dinner. They also have offerings dubbed "Blessings in Bloom," which guests can enjoy from Jan. 9 to Jan. 29, featuring its special treats, including Prosperity Box, a single layer nian gao (P2,888), Double Happiness, a double layer nian gao (P3,988), Xin Nian Kua Le hamper (P6,888) and Explore the vibrant Chinese New Year celebrations in Manila for 2025, marking the Year of the Wood Snake. Discover traditional events, cultural performances, and culinary delights in iconic locations like Binondo, Lucky Chinatown, and luxury resorts. Join the festivities with dragon dances, lion parades, and more! Chinese New Year and the Lunar Calendar. Chinese New Year is also known as Spring Festival. Maybe you had asked yourself once why there is a celebration of New Year in a different time than what the rest of the world normally has (January 1). Chinese New Year is actually based on the Chinese Lunar calendar that is influenced by the moon and sun. Marami na ang namimili sa Binondo, Maynila sa huling weekend bago ang Chinese New Year habang patok din ang ilang mga pampabuwenas gaya ng mga prutas at lucky c Binondo, Maynila at Banawe, QC naghahanda na para sa pagdiriwang ng Chinese New Year | ABS-CBN CYAN’s Chinese New year lunch and dinner buffet comes at P2,888 per person, and serves a variety of modern interpretations of traditional international favorites from different cuisines. MANILA – The Manila City government on Monday said around 1 million people are expected to join activities to celebrate Chinese New Year in the city. During the Manila City Hall Reporters Association's Balitaan sa Harbor View forum, City Administrator Bernie Ang said the number of visitors is The first one is on January 1, following the Gregorian calendar, and then we usher in the Lunar New Year, or more popularly known as the Chinese New Year. If you’re eyeing to immerse yourself in the rich Chinese culture, there’s no better thing to do than celebrate Chinese New Year in Binondo.
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