Chengdu Lantern Festival 2010 begin at Tazishan , 20 RMB – China Travel

www.cd4fun.com — Chengdu Lantern Festival begin tonight at Tazishan, Entry fee 20 RMB per person, this festival will held from 10-Feb 2010 to 14th Feb 2010,
Lantern Festival is the last day of Spring Festival, and thus marks the end of the festival. During this festival, red lanterns can be seen everywhere and fireworks displays shining in the sky. It is at this moment that the most types of delicate and splendidly lanterns are exhibited. The Chinese make merry to say good-dye to the festival with much reluctance.

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Chengdu Lantern Festival 2010 begin at Tazishan , 20 RMB

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nstanosheck 1 year 51 weeks ago

I thought the Lantern Festival was supposed to be the 15th day of Chinese New Year, hence March 1st 2010?

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