Qingming Festival 2027 is April 5. Discover tomb-sweeping traditions, taboos, qingtuan and other foods, legends, and Asian celebrations in this travel guide.
Lantern Festival 2027: Date, Origins, Food, and Traditional Customs
Explore China’s Lantern Festival 2027: February 20 date, ancient legends, yuanxiao vs tangyuan, lantern fairs, and the best cultural activities for travelers.
Dragon Boat Festival 2027: Date, Origins, Food, and Folk Activities
Dragon Boat Festival 2027 is June 9. Explore Qu Yuan legends, dragon boat racing, zongzi, mugwort customs, and celebrations across Asia in this travel guide.
China’s 2027 Public Holiday Schedule for Major National Festivals Announced
China’s 2027 public holiday schedule is out: Spring Festival Feb 5–13 (9 days), National Day Oct 1–7, plus New Year, Qingming, Labor Day, Dragon Boat, and Mid-Autumn dates.
Chinese New Year Taboos: 16 Things You Should Never Do During Spring Festival
Avoid bad luck this Spring Festival. Learn 16 Chinese New Year taboos: no sweeping, no unlucky words, no haircuts, no odd-number gifts, and more cultural tips.
25 Fun Facts and Q&As About Chinese New Year
Explore 25 fun facts about Chinese New Year: dates, zodiac, red envelopes, food, taboos, Chunyun, and global celebrations.
Chinese New Year 2027: Sumary, Traditions, Food and Chinese Zodiac
Chinese New Year 2027 falls on Feb 6, Year of the Goat. Explore 15-day Spring Festival customs, food, taboos, and global celebrations.
What You Cannot Bring on Transport in China: Plane, Train, and Metro
Planning a trip to China? Know what you can’t bring! Our complete guide lists items prohibited on planes, high-speed trains, and metros in China. Essential reading for travelers to avoid hassle.
Mid-Autumn Festival 2027: Date, Legends, Food, and Traditions
Explore Mid-Autumn Festival 2027: September 15 date, Chang’e legend, mooncake meanings, family reunion customs, and celebrations across Asia.
A Guide to Rocky Mountain vacations
The travel world is about to be in full swing as the holidays approach. The news media likes to dramatize holiday travel – it seems to sell pretty well – so you are sure to get your fill of horror […]