MANILA, Philippines – Filipinos flocked to the world’s oldest Chinatown — Binondo in Manila — to ring in the lunar new year on Tuesday, January 28. As they welcomed the Year of the Wood Snake, ...

Hundreds of thousands of people welcomed the Lunar New Year in Manila’s Binondo district, home to one of the world’s oldest Chinatowns, according to the Manila Police District.

Almost 3 million people gathered and participated in the activities for this year's Chinese New Year celebration in Manila on ...

The Chinese New Year festivities in Manila drew an estimated three million attendees in Binondo, the Manila local government ...

Newly revamped with longer and paved walkways, the Jones Bridge esplanade has been attracting more and more tourists for giving a peek at the so-called “Golden Age” of Manila in the ‘50s – when nearby ...

Delivered by Senator Nikki Coseteng at the 13th Manila Forum for Philippines-China Relations and Annual Christmas Media Party ...

The Manila Public Information Office (MPIO) on Monday advised the public regarding road closures that will be in effect starting Tuesday, in connection with the celebration of the Chinese New Year ...

Some roads in Manila will be closed starting Tuesday night for the Chinese New Year celebration. In an advisory, the Manila Police District-Public Information Office said the following roads will not ...

The 21st Philippines-China Traditional Cultural Festival kicked off at the Chinese Garden in Rizal Park on Feb. 9, 2025, ...

Binondo, Manila. Jonathan Cellona ... a countdown to the Year of the Wooden Snake on Tuesday, Jan. 28, at Jones Bridge in Binondo, starting at 11 p.m. The celebrations will continue on Chinese ...