Check out these Places with Some Most Instagrammable Chinese New Year Decoration

Check out these Places with Some Most Instagrammable Chinese New Year Decoration

 

The Chinese New Year are just around the corner and now where the festive truly begin with the streets of Singapore are dressed up with attention grabbing lanters, life size installation and more. Here are some of the cool places where you can capture yourself some nice memories of Chinese New Year this round.

 

Chinatown

With the 880 meter stretch along Eu Tong Sen Street and New Bridge Road where it is all decorated up with 888 bright lit lanterns where it has meaningful new year symbols such as pomelos, blossom trees and ingots. Plus you can find the 12 illuminated zodiac animal along the South Bridge Road too and the towering 10-meter tall ox centerpiece which is located opposite Chinatown Point.

 

River Hongbao

Everyone the Iconic River Hongbao will transfer the Float@Marina Bay into a vibrant, cultural festive place where this year, there will be the Gardens illuminate with 24 kaleidoscopic lanterns set in the shape of peacocks, butterflies and 12 zodiac animals. Where you can even spot a 18-meter tall of God of Fortune here.

 

Gardens By the Bay

The Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome never fail to impress us as this year you will surprise to see a breathtaking floral display for 2,000 dahlias in house for the very first time and also the beautiful azaleas, chrysanthemums and cymbidiums with some auspicious elements and symbols to usher the new beginning.

 

 

Moo Moo park

With the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre where the car park to be exact has brought together art and technology to spotlight the Chinese culture in Singapore as you can enjoy the comfort of a four-wheeler helmed by driver at the exhibition while you learn abut the ox’s cultural significance through the digital masterpieces of eight local artists including Almostasthma, André Wee, Antz, Puffingmuffin, and Mithra which have been transformed into 3D art installations, selfie filters, and augmented reality murals.

 

Universal Studios Singapore

The Universal Studios Singapore has characters like Kung Fu Panda’s Po, Shrek and Gang and adorable minion in their best Chinese New Year ensembles where you can capture an exclusive festive welfie with them and for fans of Transformer, you can look forward to meet and great session with Optimus Prime and Megatron too.

 

Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall

Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall with lion dance and festive drum workshop, heritage walking trails and craft activities for the kids on this year of Ox and you can enjoy making a family day out here by getting chummy with the two large Foo Dou guarding lions on the law of the memorial hall and snap a family photo to keep it as memory.

 

SEA Aquarium

Come face to face with many incredible marine life here such as seahorse, vase and scrol corals where it represents of happiness, wealth and luck and you can even enjoy the follow the Trail of Fortune to hunt for hidden gold ingots while meeting living symbols of prosperity here.

 

Lego Festive Carnival

To all Lego Fans, Southeast Asia’s largest Lego Festive Carnivals continues into the Lunar New year with refreshed installation to mark the new beginning of the year of Ox where you can find themed installation across 13 CapitaLand malls including Plaza Singapura, Tampines Mall, Junction 8, and Funan with these whimsical scene which are entirely build out of Lego.

 

ION Orchard

The ION Orchard is kicking off the Chinese New Year with gorgeous decor inspired by the vibrant colours of Chinese culture and also the noble traditional lion dance and there will be a multimedia Seasonal Light Show too. The ION Orchard Chinese New Year experience then continues online via its Facebook page where you can catch a virtual lion dance performance, participate in the Red Packet Lucky Dip, and more.