Korea has various traditions and customs of Lunar New Year. Therefore, the Korean Cultural Center in Thailand held an event ‘Happy Seollal, Korean New Year 2020’ to celebrate for Seollal (Korean Lunar ...

Seollal, or Korean Lunar New Year is a holiday and celebration which marks the first day of the Korean Lunar Calender. In 2014, Seollal falls on Friday, January 31st - though the celebration is ...

Seollal, Korean New Year, is time for family, customs and tasty food. Enjoy these five yummy old Korean dessert to ma͏rk ...

The Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) Australia is bringing the colourful culture of Korean Lunar New Year celebrations with two events which include a ‘Hanbok’ exhibition complemented by a one-day ...

Lunar New Year, an event celebrating the first new moon of the year is celebrated all over the world, while most commonly associated with Chinese culture, did you know that the same is greeted in the ...

As one of Korea’s three major holidays – the others being Seollal (January 1) and Dano (a day of spiritual rites) – Chuseok is traditionally celebrated to thank the heavens for a successful ...

Seollal known as Lunar New Year is more than just a holiday to mark the beginning of the New Year as it is truly a special occasion for Korean people. Not only is it a time for paying respect to ...