Photos of the lanterns on display in The Gardens by the Bay in the evenings. The display will go on until the 2nd of September.
Vertical Mid-Autumn
"Vertical Mid-Autumn” refers to a unique way of displaying lanterns where each household would tie various decorated lanterns to the bamboo poles and erect several feet high, heightening the festive atmosphere.
Wishes Beneath the Moonlight
The Pelican Playground – The communal nature of the pelicans embodies the Chinese culture of harmonious societal relationships. This display, paired with chrysanthemums and quails, represents peace and harmony.
Dragon Playground
Local cultures and identities were incorporated into the designs of these playgrounds such as the Dragon – a mythical creature commonly seen in Asian legends and folklore.
The Shophouse
Inspired by Singapore’s shophouses, these iconic buildings with narrow frontages and covered walkways symbolise local heritage.
Colonnade of Lights
The Colonnade of Lights is a vibrant showcase of 1,000 beautiful paper lanterns created by the community.
More lanterns displayed in the gardens.
Food stalls selling snacks and drinks. You can have a bite or a drink as you soak in the festive atmosphere of the festival.
There was also a mini carnival fair with games and rides for the children, and the young at heart.
This is the Sourceof the themes of the lanterns on display.
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The lanterns look a lot better in the evenings.
I tried to post photos of the day, and night side by side so you can have a comparison. But somehow they didn't quite turn out the way I wanted them to. So, you will have to refer to yesterday's post to see the photos taken during the day.
This display draws inspiration from the rising moon and water elements of the Dragonfly Lake.
"Vertical Mid-Autumn” refers to a unique way of displaying lanterns where each household would tie various decorated lanterns to the bamboo poles and erect several feet high, heightening the festive atmosphere.
The Pelican Playground – The communal nature of the pelicans embodies the Chinese culture of harmonious societal relationships. This display, paired with chrysanthemums and quails, represents peace and harmony.
Local cultures and identities were incorporated into the designs of these playgrounds such as the Dragon – a mythical creature commonly seen in Asian legends and folklore.
Inspired by Singapore’s shophouses, these iconic buildings with narrow frontages and covered walkways symbolise local heritage.
The Colonnade of Lights is a vibrant showcase of 1,000 beautiful paper lanterns created by the community.
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