Chinese New Year 2024 In Bogor, Indonesia

Chinese New Year 2024 In Bogor, Indonesia

Residents of Chinatown are celebrating Chinese New Year 2024 at the Vihara Dhanagun Temple with their families in Bogor, Indonesia, on February 10, 2024. The festivities are also being enjoyed by residents throughout Chinatown. (Photo by Ade Irhamsyah/NurPhoto)

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