Hi,
There was a heat wave down in Australia and extreme cold weather in the US and China, as reported in the news.
So I think the best place to be now, should be somewhere in the middle, like Singapore!
The best times should be in December to soak in the Christmas festivities and follow by the Chinese or Lunar New Year in late January or early February ( the date is not fixed so please consult the calendar when planning yuour holidays ).
However, it may be a mistake to be in town during the first two days of the Lunar New Year as most of the eateries and shopping malls are closed so you may feel a bit lost on what to do unless you go to the typical tourist places like Sentosa, Zoo, Bird Park and prepare to eat at fasat food joints like MacDonald, KFC, Burger King,.......
But we do have this Chingay Parade that will be an eye-opener for you as we now also have overseas participants in this parade so it is very colourful indeed.
Why you shouldn't miss Chingay 2009 ?
13 Floats with 4000 performers from 40 local organisations, 4 local international communities and cultural groups from 8 countries.
For more information, please visit http://www.chingay.org.sg/2009/parade.asp
There was a heat wave down in Australia and extreme cold weather in the US and China, as reported in the news.
So I think the best place to be now, should be somewhere in the middle, like Singapore!
The best times should be in December to soak in the Christmas festivities and follow by the Chinese or Lunar New Year in late January or early February ( the date is not fixed so please consult the calendar when planning yuour holidays ).
However, it may be a mistake to be in town during the first two days of the Lunar New Year as most of the eateries and shopping malls are closed so you may feel a bit lost on what to do unless you go to the typical tourist places like Sentosa, Zoo, Bird Park and prepare to eat at fasat food joints like MacDonald, KFC, Burger King,.......
But we do have this Chingay Parade that will be an eye-opener for you as we now also have overseas participants in this parade so it is very colourful indeed.
Why you shouldn't miss Chingay 2009 ?
13 Floats with 4000 performers from 40 local organisations, 4 local international communities and cultural groups from 8 countries.
For more information, please visit http://www.chingay.org.sg/2009/parade.asp
So I hope you will visit Singapore next year around this time of the year.........
Take care!
David
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