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The Chinese New Year celebration is a real event here in Bali. It’s an official public holiday (check out our list of the public holidays in Bali) and that means there’s plenty of time to indulge in a Chinese New Year breakfast or a delicious Chinese set menu and some timeless Chinese songs during the traditional lunar New Year period. Bali Dynasty Resort. Celebrate the Lunar New Year at Golden Lotus Chinese Restaurant, Bali Dynasty Resort, on the 28th and 29th of January 2025. Enjoy Chef Teng’s exquisite Hong Wan Salmon “Yee Sang” and a curated 9-course menu for Rp488,000++ per adult, starting at 6 PM. The luxurious Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort invites you to celebrate Chinese New Year in Bali with an indulgent feast at their signature Pan-Asian restaurant, Kwee Zeen. On 28 and 29 January 2025 , the restaurant will feature a lavish buffet spread of Asian delights and authentic Chinese cuisine. Cultural Celebrations Chinese New Year Bali 2025. Bali's Chinese New Year is a vivid fusion of Chinese tradition and Balinese culture. The celebrations are particularly vibrant in locales like Denpasar and Singaraja, where the Chinese-Indonesian demographic is significant: Satya Dharma Temple near Benoa Port is an essential destination during Chinese New Year (January 29th, Wednesday) The Lunar New Year is a time of renewal, family, and celebration, particularly for Bali’s significant Chinese community. Expect vibrant celebrations, particularly in areas with larger Chinese populations, where you’ll see lion dances, lots of red, and of course, fireworks. How to celebrate Chinese New Year in Bali 1. Feast with the family at a Chinese New Year reunion dinner in Bali More food, more luck! A buffet dinner at Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa might just be the lucky feast for you! Chinese New Year is all about celebrating with family, and taking centre stage is the feast! Denpasar City, Bali, Indonesia - January 29, 2025 Denpasar, 29th January 2025. The faithful gathered in a temple in Denpasar, Bali, to celebrate the arrival of the Chinese Lunar New Year, known A truly spiritual way to experience Chinese New Year in Bali is by visiting one of the island's beautiful Chinese temples. Bali is home to several temples that celebrate Chinese heritage, such as the Klenteng Caow Eng Boi in Badung and the Satya Dharma Temple in South Denpasar, which harmoniously blend the stunning Chinese architecture with On Saturday evening, February 10, 2024, at 7:30, immerse yourself in the splendor of the Chinese New Year dinner. Celebrate the Year of the Dragon inside the Kansi temple (Chinese emperor's period), built in 1706 and relocated to the cultural heritage known as Hotel Tugu Bali, Canggu. A number of tenants in the area are also enlivening the Chinese New Year celebration by offering various special promos. One of them is the Kecak and Barong Dance performance which is discounted up to 30 percent on January 31. The momentum of the long Chinese New Year holiday also has a positive impact on the occupancy rate in the area. The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud: Flavors of Fortune Chinese New Year Celebration. Join The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud in celebrating the Year of Abundance this Chinese New Year on Saturday, February 10th, 2024, from 6 pm to 10 pm at Tabia Restaurant. At Shore Amora Canggu, we ensure every detail is crafted to elevate your celebrations, making this Lunar New Year truly special. Book Your Chinese New Year 2025 Experience. Don’t miss out on these exclusive packages! Celebrate the Year of the Snake with us and create unforgettable memories in Bali. Reserve Your Spot Now and indulge in luxury Chinese New Year Celebrations Lantern Festivals. Chinese New Year, celebrated mainly by the Chinese-Indonesian community, brings vibrant festivities full of color and tradition. The main highlight is the lantern festival, where beautifully crafted lanterns are released to the sky for hopes of prosperity and good fortune. Traditional Foods and Chinese New Year’s Celebration and Cultural Performances Celebrate at Kampoeng Bali with captivating Balinese performances, including a sunset procession, Kecak, Barong, and Dragon dances, paired with delightful dishes. Bali is preparing to celebrate the first Chinese New Year festival without restrictions since 2019. As China reopened borders for international travel on 8th January, the Island of the Gods is preparing to welcome back tourists from China for the most important festival of the Lunar calendar. How to celebrate Chinese New Year in Bali 1. Feast with the family at a Chinese New Year reunion dinner in Bali More food, more luck! A buffet dinner at Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa might just be the lucky feast for you! Chinese New Year is all about celebrating with family, and taking centre stage is the feast! Where to celebrate Chinese New Year in Bali? - Bali.live Chinese New Year is celebrated in various ways on Bali. In the archipelago, it is an official public holiday known as "Tahun Baru Imlek." Approximately 10 million Chinese people, who have migrat bali.live Celebrating the Lunar New Year in a luxury villa allows you to combine the best of both worlds – the privacy and comfort of exclusive accommodations, paired with the enchanting festivities that characterise Chinese New Year in Bali, all on your terms. Ready to make your Chinese New Year unforgettable? EAT: Chinese New Year is all about feasting with the family. Lucky for us, Bali’s restaurants put on a big celebration over Chinese New Year. Enjoy dumpling on the beach, feasts with the family, and plenty of lion dances too. Happy CNY! 1. Chinese New Year Beach Buffet @ Seasalt: Family-friendly Chinese New Year feast! Bali historically has strong ties with China, and Chinese influence in its culture and traditions is substantial. Lunar New Year is celebrated throughout the island in various ways. Be sure not to miss the extraordinary traditions of China in Bali! From vibrant parades and dragon dances to mouthwate
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