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New Year’s Day in Singapore |
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Singaporeans celebrate the New Year’s Day which marks the end of a year and the beginning of another New Year with great splendor. Singapore is a fabulous place to be on the New Year’s eve.There is plenty of places in Singapore where you can enjoy a great New Year’s bash. The Siloso Splash, The Marina Bay and The Clark Quay Riverside are the favorite spots where revelers like to hang-out on the New Year’s eve.
New Year Celebrations in Singapore, 2006
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New Year at the Siloso splash
The New Year programme commenced at around 7 in the evening at the Siloso beach on the Sentosa Island. The New Year party continued till 6a.m. on the first morning. Around 15000 people took part in the New Year Bash.
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New Year at the Sky Symphony Countdown
The Jewel Box on the Mount Faber had 6 different types of celebrations in its kitty.Besides the Altivo Bar was hosted by a DJ who made the people groove to the beats of their songs.
The Faber Hill Bistro Restaurant will cater to a global menu.
The Faber Rock will host a Chinese menu in the dinner
Marina Bay
The event at the Marina Bay is fast becoming a New Year eve’s hot-spot.
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The theme at the Bay for 2006 was “Wish for a Better Tomorrow”. People wrote their wishes for 2006 on papers and these were fluttering on the Bell-Charms. These were later released in the Bay. The midnight-fireworks were accompanied with the sounds of the rock-symphony by the singer Iskander Ismail.
The Mardi Gras at the Clark Quay:
The show at the Clark Quay Promenade was packed on the eve of the New Year with thousands of people pouring into the water-front to usher in the New Year. Here you are totally excused of the admission-fee. The event starts from 8 in the evening with lots of dance, music also accompanied by jugglers and stilt-walkers vying for the crowd’s attention.
The Forbidden Ball at The Indo-China Forbidden City
It hosts an elegant dinner with 6 course meal accompanied by wine and entertainment-activities.
The Ball at the Cirque Aquatique:
At the Wisma Atria a 5 course menu was served along with wine. Entertainment-activities like the performance by a live-band were also the other attractions of the evening.
The Havana Ball at the Empress Place
It hosted an elaborate 5 course Cuban meal and also served wines. Arrangements were also made for fun and entertainment.
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