Most Koreans celebrate both Western New Year and Lunar New Year. Koreans count themselves one year older on January 1, not their actual birthdays. .

On TripAdvisor's South Korea travel forum, travelers are asking questions and offering advice on topics like "Lunar New Year 2010".

27 Jan 2009 . My family's seollal* events have been gradually scaled down since my mom started to go to church twenty years ago.

for Lunar New Year. In many respects, the Chinese, Vietnamese and Koreans celebrate their New Year more like we celebrate Christmas. .

Each year millions of families fight through the congested traffic to return back to their home town to celebrate Seollal or the Lunar New Year.

The event What: Lunar New Year Celebration featuring an introduction. about the new year, lion dance, Lunar New Year songs, ribbon dance, Korean. .

Cindy Roberts: The Lunar New Year in Asia is basically the same in China, Korea and Vietnam. It is the celebration of spring, a new beginning. .

25 Jan 2009 . lunar-new-year-in-korea. A couple with their young children visit their hometown to celebrate the lunar New Year on Friday. Chosun Ilbo .

In Korea, Seollal (also Seolnal) refers to Lunar New Year's Day, Korea's biggest holiday of the year.

21 Jan 2009 . YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea — After the celebration of the New Year on Jan. 1, East Asian cultures prepare for a different kind of .

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Korean Lunar New Year, or Sol, is the first day of the first month of the new lunar year, and it marks the first day of spring. It is celebrated with family .

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Korea Today: The lunar New Year's Day is one of big holidays in Korea. What would you say about Koreans' old customs of greeting the day? .

Sul-nal is the Korean name for Lunar New Year's Day, which in 2007 was celebrated on February 18. The holiday begins in the morning with young people bowing .

Asia Society's Yvonne Kim acts as a guide to a happy and peaceful Lunar New Year, centered around family, good food, and Korean traditions. Users' Comments .

28 Jan 2009 . Korean Embassy Office hosts Lunar New Year celebration in Erbil . the history and importance of the Korean Lunar New Year and invited them .

27 Jan 2009 . North Koreans have welcomed leader Kim Jong Il at a concert to usher in the Lunar New Year days after he hosted a foreign dignitary despite .

Lunar New Year's Day is one of the biggest holidays in Korea. From days gone by, it has been a time when people minded their words and actions as they .

Plants of the Lunar New Year. Kids are invited to our greenhouse to explore Lunar New Year plants from China, Korea, and Vietnam. .

31 Jan 2009 . Korean Lunar New Year Celebration at Korea Village: The Korean parade contingent celebrates at Korea Village's Open Center, a cultural space .

While many Koreans celebrate the New Year on January 1st of the solar calendar, the lunar new year is still popular today. In many Korean communities, .

Korean New Year, commonly known as Seollal (Hangul: 설날; RR: Seollal; MR: Sǒllal), is the first day of the lunar Korean calendar. .

Korean Lunar New Year - Get online information about Korean lunar new year through the web pages of 123newyear.com.

"Seol-Nal" is the Lunar New Year in Korean. This is the Korean greatest national holiday like China. Originally Seol-Nal is based on ancestor worship and .

31 Jan 2009 . The first combined Chinese and Korean Lunar New Year celebrations at Eastwood Mall on 31 January proved a spectacular success, .

The Lunar New Year holiday, also known elsewhere as Chinese New year, is second in importance only to Chuseok (the Harvest Moon Festival). .

4 posts - 4 authors - Last post: 4 days agoWe went to Hong Kong last year over Lunar New Year and loved it; however, everything was closed, so that was really a bummer. .

TteokGuk is a traditional Korean new year soup. Korean people celebrate the Lunar New Year, and this soup is the main dish in that holiday meal. .

26 Jan 2009 . 26(Monday), honoring the Korean Lunar New Year. Two performances were held at Washington Dulles International Airport on Monday. .

Korea - The traditional lunar new year festival, Seollal, is celebrated with traditional rice cake soup and a trip to the shore or mountains to see the .

The second part of John Woo's action epic Red Cliff topped South Korea's Lunar New Year holiday charts, with the film grossing $2.7m since its release on .

To celebrate the Lunar New Year, the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) is organizing various traditional cultural events. The event will be held at the KTO .

Sancheong-gun in South Gyeongsang Province is better known for its straw ladles, which symbolize good fortune During the Lunar New Year holidays, Koreans .

Find pictures of South Korea North Korea Lunar New Year from January 26, 2009 in the AP Images collection at HighBeam Research.

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26(Monday), honoring the Korean Lunar New Year. Two performances were held at Washington Dulles International Airport on Monday. .

Lunar New Year: The Lunar New Year (Seollal) traditional Korean holiday was removed from the list of official North Korean public holidays in 1967 (along .

A young man tells how both New Year's holidays are observed in Korea.

The overarching spirit of Lunar New Year, wherever it's celebrated—whether in Vietnamese, Korean, or Chinese communities—is that of sharing and "a fabulous .

26 Jan 2009 . Lunar New Year, which occurs today, is regarded as the most important cultural holiday among Chinese, Vietnamese and some Koreans. .

In Korea, the Lunar New Year celebration is barely a blip on the party radar while New Year is a month-long vacation and matchmaking fest among the Hmong. .

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On Seollal, Lunar New Year's Day, one of Korea's two most important traditional holidays, families gather to share food and exchange “deokdam,” literally .

But for the Chinese who observe Lunar New Year, painting and the color red . Only China, Korea and Vietnam follow lunar traditions, but the museum also .