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Singapore blogger anonnymousxwrites visits and posts images from the Lantern Carnival at a park in Singapore. The mid-autumn festival is a Chinese traditional festival that is celebrated by hanging colorful lanterns and exchanging moon cakes.
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Please can you tell me when will start the 2007 mid autumn festival in Singapore. Greetings from France.
the actual day is 25 September 2007, while the mid-autumn lantern festival at Chinese Garden, Singapore, starts 5-30 September 2007, daily 9am – midnight.