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Chinese lanterns in China Town

One of the most popular tourist spots in the capital is the abundantly colourful and lively China Town. With tonnes of restaurants, shops and supermarkets, you’ll find whatever delight you’re seeking out in this pocket of culture in London. It’s not only the food and souvenirs which make this area completely delightful; Chinese lanterns, streamers [...]

 
 

Chinese lanterns replace fire crackers

On the 19th December 2009, the skies over the Philippines were filled with Chinese lanterns, released in celebration of the first ever Flying Lantern festival in the country. Charles Dumancas, the organiser of the event, spoke of his hopes that bringing people together for such a joyous occasion and to be part of creating a [...]

 
 

Celebrate Chinese New Year with Chinese Lanterns

As Christmas and New Year’s Eve come and go, we at Wishlantern have been looking forward to yet another celebration, and another excuse to gather our friends around and enjoy some beautiful Chinese Lanterns. Chinese New year is the most significant of the Chinese holidays, and traditionally begins on the first day of the first [...]

 
 

Chinese lanterns at the lantern festival

Ever year, thousands of chinese lanterns are released into the sky in celebration of the chinese lantern festival. This annual festival is held on the 15th day of the first lunar month in the chinese calendar, and marks the end of the Chinese New Year festival. In 2010, the festival will be celebrated on the [...]