Besides viewing the lanterns and floats along Singapore River, there were lots to do, like finding the yummy food at the carnival.
Trying your luck at the games stores to win some prizes.
Buskers from overseas performing.
For thrill seekers can try the reverse bungee jumping. Bungee jump in the reverse direction and soar into the sky.Finally end the night with a river cruise on the bumboat.
Was at the Singapore River on Sunday, celebrating the mid autumn festival, saw the huge round moon above us. What a pretty sight. There was a huge crowd that night, everyone trying to get some happy festival mood as we strolled along Singapore River. Love all the brightly lighted up lanterns in the form of the twelve chinese zodiacs.
Rat
Ox
Tiger
Rabbit
Dragon
Snake
Horse
Sheep
Monkey
Rooster
Dog
Boar
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We had a small party to celebrate grand nephew's full month. According to chinese custom, when baby is one month old, a party will be held to introduce baby to relatives and friends.
Guests were given red dyed eggs to symbolize happiness and the renewal of life. For the chinese culture, Red is always associated with good luck.
Guests will give presents or money in red packets (ang pow or hong bao), closer family members will give golds as gifts. Hubby and me being granduncle and grandaunt, we bought a small gold chain and a pendant, with the high price of gold, it really costs us a fortune lol. But the happiness the baby bought, it is really worth it.
Times passes fast, it is time for the mid autumn festival. This year Chinatown and nearby districts were decorated with with as many as 16,800 lanterns. 
Some were handpainted by children, they really looked cute and lovely.
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