The Festival takes place in the Chinese Garden and Chinatown in Singapore.
Stalls selling all kind of lanterns
Singapore's largest recycled lantern, 5.3m tall, made from 6,000 used mineral water bottles and 2,000 compact discs.
Sweet pomelos There are also other forms of cultural shows and performances singers, Chinese instrumentalists and others add to the excitement of the Mooncake festival. A huge crowd listening to stage performances in chinatown
This cute little girl is an excellent singer and of course loved by the people and items such as traditional paper lanterns, decorations and other souvenirs
Erich is very busy every night
but there is always time for a chatt with his regulars
This blog is about real life stories, happenings, gossip, ramblings and events at the Wuerstelstand, the Chinatown Night Market, Singapore and the rest of the world. Besides Erich's ventures we also want to introduce Singapore as a beautiful and interesting tourist spot and a great place to live and work. Many tourists or expats who have been here are now our frequent blog visitors to check what they miss out since they left. Feel free to participate in our Wuerstelstand community. Send us ideas for new posts or photos. Comments can be posted below each post. Your Editor at Large: Frank N. Furter
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