which are created and then burned as offerings to those who have died. Behind the scenes at the Hungry Ghost Festival, here’s what you need to know In Chinese culture, it is believed that the ...

Thus, the city state’s Hungry Ghost Festival traditions will look slightly different from other places like Hong Kong. Before spirits can even collect the offerings, they must first cross from ...

4. Hang orange decorations. In Chinese culture, oranges symbolize good luck and wealth and they're often part of the ...

Our God came to us first. A Malaysian Hindu devotee with his back pierced with hooks makes his way towards the Batu Caves ...

Ethnic Chineses arrive for joining the Hungry Ghost Festival, or "Raising the Grandfather Spirit," near a main market of ...

The tradition was brought to Taiwan by Fujian people, where the festival is even more elaborate due to the hardships and ...

The Hungry Ghost Festival in China is held on the 15th night of the seventh lunar month. It's a time when it's believed that restless ghosts roam the earth. During this festival, people pay homage to ...