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Asian New Year celebrations are so full of light and love. Unlike a countdown to midnight, they have various types of rituals and festivities taking place a couple of days before and after the event. One such festival is the Songkran Festival, Thailand's most colourful New Year celebration. Though the festivities are often seen as fun and light, it is called '7 Days of Danger' by the Thai people. Why? Firstly; What is the Songkran Festival in Thailand? The Songkran Festival i

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While exploring the Chinese Mid-Autumn festival, I found out that this lunar celebration holds great significance across various Asian countries, each with its unique traditions. One celebrated by South Koreans (North Koreans also celebrate to a certain extent) is Chuseok. And interestingly, they eat something very similar to Mooncakes! Let’s dive into more details about this fascinating festival. What is Chuseok? Chuseok ( 추석) also known as Hangawi (한가위) is a major harvest f

I've always been fascinated with Chinese festivals. They often manage to bind a unique legendary relevance to regular seasonal celebrations, just like the Dragon Boat Festival . Now, the Mid-Autumn festival is around the corner, and I'm super excited to explore more about this Moon-admiring festivity. Here's all you need to know about this celebration and why they eat Mooncakes?! The Story of the Mid-Autumn Festival The origins of the Mid-Autumn Festival ( Zhongqiu Jie [中秋节])

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