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By: NISHU SINGH
Lunar New Year arrives on Saturday, February 14, 2026 — a day of new beginnings and joy.
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It is the first day of the lunar calendar year, celebrated by millions across Asia and the world.
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People in China, Vietnam, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, and more celebrate with festivals and family time.
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2026 will be the Year of the Horse — a symbol of strength, freedom, and energy.
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Homes are decorated in red and gold — colors believed to bring luck and prosperity.
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Families gather for a special feast with: Dumplings Long noodles Special sweets
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Children receive red envelopes filled with money — a tradition for good luck and blessings.
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Colorful lion and dragon dances fill the streets, bringing excitement and good fortune.
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The celebration ends with glowing lanterns lighting up the night — a sign of hope and peace.
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Lunar New Year 2026 is a time to: Start fresh Cherish family Welcome good luck
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