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Celebrate Chinese New Year with Barongsai and Balinese Barong at ARMA Open Stage

GIANYAR, balitourismnow.com – Where to celebrate Chinese New Year? At ARMA Museum & Resort, Ubud! This museum-cum-accommodation combination, steeped in nature and culture, welcomes the Chinese New Year with an unforgettable evening.

Join ARMA Museum & Resort, Ubud, for a special Chinese New Year Dinner Buffet featuring vibrant cultural performances and a festive al fresco dining experience.

“Come and celebrate Chinese New Year in Bali with an unforgettable evening filled with culture, cuisine, and celebration at ARMA Open Stage,” said Agung Heribawa, Director of Sales & Marketing, Friday, January 23, 2026.

The Chinese New Year celebrations are centered on the beautiful ARMA Open Stage. This event combines culinary delights with traditional performances.

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“The collaboration of culinary delights with traditional performances makes this event perfect for families, couples, and friends looking to celebrate Chinese New Year on the Island of the Gods,” he explained.

A Festive Night Filled with Culture and Culinary

Celebrate the spirit of togetherness while enjoying a meticulously prepared Chinese New Year buffet and witness captivating performances of the Barongsai (Lion Dance) and Balinese Barong Dance.

This unique blend of cultures reflects harmony, prosperity, and joy—perfectly capturing the essence of Chinese New Year.

Event: The Chinese New Year Buffet Dinner will take place on February 17, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM WITA at the ARMA Open-Air Stage.

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Celebrating Chinese New Year at ARMA is sure to be a unique experience. Located in the heart of Ubud, ARMA Museum & Resort offers a unique blend of art, culture, and natural beauty.

The open-air stage creates a relaxed and festive atmosphere, making it the ideal place to celebrate special occasions while enjoying authentic performances and Balinese hospitality.

“Don’t miss this opportunity, secure your seat for this special Chinese New Year celebration,” warns Agung Heribawa. [buda]

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