Mid-Autumn Festival in SG was about to finish this October 4. Too bad my eyes can\’t feast on the colorful decorations for this year\’s
festival. Last year, I decided to go for a photowalk for some sensory overload of colors and lights. This is one of the perks living in Everton Park, I get to enjoy Chinatown anytime that I want.
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| Buddha Tooth Relic Temple |
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| Lanterns are all over the temple premises. |
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| From a nearby store. Reminds me of Mr. Shooli of the 90\’s show Mongolian Barbecue |
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| I remember one Feng-shui expert said, this cat is waving to attract luck to \”to come into the business\”. |
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| The stretch of South Bridge Road. The lanterns are like little candies hanging. |
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| Northeast Line MRT Chinatown exit |
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| This looks like a school project of some kiddos. |
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| Along Eu Ton Sen street. They have longer garlands of lanterns |
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| Porcelain Hotel made a huge canvas out of their \”side wall\” |
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| It\’s like a design out of a china plate. |
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| These are delicious but very expensive! I\’m not sure if these are the bakkwa. |
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| Giant Fruits |
You could also check-out the Clarke Quay decorations for MAF. They have more designs pertaining to houses, animals, flowers/plants. They are located along the bridge and the riverside very suitable for photo taking together with decors.
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