Lunar New Year flights from your city
Home for Lunar New Year, or there for the fireworks: the Year of the Goat begins on Saturday, February 6, 2027. Fares from your city for two weeks around it, January 30 to February 13.
Dates: Lunar New Year 2027, Jan 30 – Feb 13, 2027.
Choose your departure city
Each city page shows real round-trip fares from that city, with the cheapest one for each destination.
United States: Seattle · New York · San Francisco Bay Area · Los Angeles · Miami or Fort Lauderdale · Chicago · Denver · Minneapolis · Houston · Washington, DC · Dallas-Fort Worth · Atlanta · Orlando · Las Vegas · Charlotte · Phoenix · Boston · Detroit · Philadelphia · Salt Lake City · San Diego · Nashville · Tampa · Austin · Honolulu · Portland · Raleigh/Durham · Saint Louis · Sacramento · San Juan · New Orleans · Kansas City · Fort Myers · San Antonio · Indianapolis · Cleveland · Pittsburgh · Columbus · Cincinnati · West Palm Beach · Jacksonville · Maui · Hartford · Charleston · Milwaukee · Anchorage · Boise · Omaha · Albuquerque · Buffalo · Richmond · Norfolk
United Kingdom: London · Manchester · Edinburgh · Birmingham · Glasgow · Bristol · Newcastle · Leeds · Aberdeen
Canada: Toronto · Vancouver · Montreal · Calgary · Edmonton · Ottawa · Winnipeg · Halifax · Quebec · Victoria
Where to go and why
- Taipei: Taiwan's family new year, then the Lantern Festival
- Shanghai: Shanghai's fireworks and temple fairs
- Beijing: Beijing's temple fairs at Ditan and the Summer Palace
- Guangzhou: Guangzhou's flower markets, a Cantonese new year tradition
- Hong Kong: Hong Kong's night parade and fireworks over Victoria Harbour
- Seoul: Seollal, Korea's three-day Lunar New Year holiday
- Ho Chi Minh City: Tết in Ho Chi Minh City, with the flower street on Nguyen Hue
- Hanoi: Tết in Hanoi, Vietnam's biggest holiday of the year
- Singapore: Singapore's Chinatown lights and the River Hongbao festival
- Kuala Lumpur: Kuala Lumpur's Chinese New Year open houses and lanterns
Flights around Lunar New Year fill up early, and many shops and restaurants close for the first days of the holiday.
Facts checked October 7, 2026. Sources: Farmers' Almanac: when is Chinese New Year