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Business 9 years ago
Travelers storm train stations for Chinese New Year holiday
State railway operator Kereta Api Indonesia’s (KAI) Jakarta division has revealed that most train tickets for trips connecting major destinations had sold out for the Chinese New Year weekend, between Jan. 27 and Jan. 30, despite additional trains being rolled out.
Business 9 years ago
Chinese-Indonesians spend Rp 10 million on average for Lunar New Year: Survey
Chinese-Indonesians are allocating Rp 10.7 million (US$800) on average this year for the celebration of Lunar New Year, which falls on Saturday, a survey released on Friday by private lender United Overseas Bank (UOB) Indonesia showed.
News 9 years ago
Seaworld to host underwater ‘barongsai’ performance
Prior to Chinese New Year, barongsai (lion dance) performances can easily be found at shopping malls across Jakarta. But those looking to enjoy a unique version of the dance can consider visiting Seaworld at Ancol Dreamland recreation park in North Jakarta.
Food 9 years ago
8 Chinese New Year dishes and their meaning
Culinary expert William Wongso, as reported by kompas.com, says the foods that are served during Chinese New Year celebrations have to represent various elements, such as aquatic and two-legged and four-legged terrestrial animals. Below are some of examples.
