he Chinese New Year is celebrated world over to pay homage to the Chinese traditions, usher in the New Year and praying it brings more happiness, prosperity and sustenance. The Chinese people take the opportunity to gather and meet with their loved ones and relatives and spend time with them. Another tradition that is important is cleansing the home so that any ill-fortune is swept away making way for good fortune and prosperity. Visiting The Chinese Temples in Bali Vihara Dharmayana is a Chinese temple in Kuta that you can visit to witness the amazing celebrations, colours and culture. You will get to see Barongsai dance, prayers, Dragon dance and fireworks; an absolute must see part of the celebrations. A few other temples in the Singaraja region and Denpasar are worth visiting for the festivities. Be sure not to wear black or white as it is considered bad luck; wear your flashiest red or yellow instead! Shades of red, yellow and golden are the favourites for the Chinese New Year and dominates all the activities. All the temples and streets seem magical in the night aglow with all the lanterns, candles and lights. You should definitely visit one of the temples with your family; the music, cheering, the Barongsai dance and Wushu martial arts is very exciting and the kids just love it. Where Should I Stay? Bali Garden Beach Resort Bali Gardens offers affordable 4 star accommodation in a beautiful tropical garden setting boasting three swimming pools and our renowned Tari Spa, plus the style, service and warm welcoming smiles that make Bali famous. With 9 Restaurants and 5 bars on property our guests are spoilt for choice. We have a diverse range of restaurants each offering their own individual styles serving quality food at affordable prices.