The story of a Chinese New Year Street Light up 2010. Went to Chinatown at about 7.30pm. The main road was close to allow the people to walk along the street to admire the bing bing lights in Chinatown. The place was super pack. Look at the photo. We can’t even go near to the stage!
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Geylang Serai was a buzz of activity on August 22 2009 with the inaugurate of a community in the annual carnival in Geylang Serai Hari Raya Light Up! The area was illuminated with attractive luminous flux of lamps, an annual attraction to mark the beginning of Hari Raya Puasa
Geylang Serai is transformed into a Malay heritage center with the creation of giant "Pasar Malams. Within these beautifully made tentages, you can find almost everything related to the celebrations Malay clothes and accessories such as lighting equipment.
Singapore Details would like to wish all Muslims a Happy Hari Raya Puasa!
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Singapore celebrated its 44th birthday on 9th August 2009. Leaving all aquatics topics aside, let’s celebrate Singapore’s National Day together with some breathtaking video of actual Firework display taken from the National Day Parade (”NDP”) at Singapore River!
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1968 National Day Parade
Over the years, the Parade has become the biggest national event in Singapore. What is perhaps most memorable at each celebration is the fireworks display marking the climax of the parade; the sky would be bursting with the wonderful colors of the visual vista, dazzling it as well as the hearts of fellow Singaporeans. On this very special occasion, most Singaporeans would be decked out in patriotic colours - namely, red and white.
The Parade has gained enormous popularity and support from the people that it is not unusual to find massive number of citizens trying to get their hands on a ticket, which is released free-of-charge. In the past, it has been known that people would arrive hours before the ticket booths even open, such as the one in 1998, where some arrived as early as 36 hours before the actual release of tickets.
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