Discovering festivals held all over Asia in different reasons. - Bạn đang xem trang 7
Hangul Day is a day to celebrate the Korean alphabet, known as Hangul. The day is known as 한글날 (Hangulnal) in Korean, and is also known as ‘Hangul Proclamation Day’.
The Takayama festival is held each spring and fall in Takayama, Gifu prefecture. With its fancy parade floats and traditional clothing, this festival is extremely captivating. It manages to transport the participants back to the Edo Period.
As in Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival has been welcomed as one of the most significant occasions in other Asian countries such as China, Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, etc. The festival has a particular meaning leading to differences in each country’s celebration.
Thailand is one of the best travel places in Asia with beautiful beaches, lovely nightlife, colorful festivals and friendly local people. The name “Songkran” comes from a Sanskrit word meaning "passing" or "approaching" and marks the beginning of ...
Before the celebrations begin next weeks, here are 5 things you need to know about the Moon Festival, including the origins, traditions, foods and fortunes of this Asian festival.
Like other big holidays in Asia, these fall festivals attract tourists who love celebrations as well.