To celebrate Chinese New Year, the Ministry of Tourism and the Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta hosted a fashion show ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Rainy weather during the Chinese New Year is a common occurrence, as the holiday precedes spring in China, which coincides with the rainy season in Indonesia. However, what ...

Indonesia celebrates Lunar New Year with unique customs that blend Chinese and local traditions. In Jakarta, the historic Yin De Yuan Temple, dating back to 1650, hosts prayer ceremonies under red ...

Tbk recorded that 395,701 vehicles left the Greater Jakarta (Jabotabek) area on D-3 to D-2 of Isra Mi'raj and Chinese New Year holidays. The number of vehicles recorded leaving on Friday, January 24, ...

Their works blended Chinese New Year traditions with modern fashion elements, set against the backdrop of Jakarta's Old Town. "Preserving Chinese cultural heritage is not only about maintaining ...

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