Chinese New Year follows the lunar calendar and changes date each year.
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| Event | Date | Countdown | Region / notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese New Year 2027 | Saturday, 6 February 2027 | In 7 months | Verify against annual lunar calendar |
| Chinese New Year 2028 | Wednesday, 26 January 2028 | In 1 year 6 months | Verify against annual lunar calendar |
| Chinese New Year 2029 | Tuesday, 13 February 2029 | In 2 years 7 months | Verify against annual lunar calendar |
Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year, follows a lunisolar calendar and changes date each year. UK parades, lantern displays and community events may take place on nearby weekends rather than the exact date. Verify the annual date and local event schedule before travelling, especially in busy city centres.
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No. It follows the lunar calendar and changes each year.
Not always. Parades and public events often use nearby weekends.
Yes. Major city celebrations can be busy and may involve road closures.