Search data shows how Filipinos mark Chinese New Year

2026-02-16 - 06:56

MANILA, Philippines — Every February, the streets of Binondo grow steadily more crowded as the Lunar New Year, also known to many as Chinese New Year, approaches. As each week passes, Ongpin continues to attract more visitors, bringing the place to life with movement. Red lanterns hang overhead, restaurants brace for long queues, and families