The Chinese New Year also known as the Lunar New Year marks the beginning of a new year. This is according to the Gregorian calendar. The date typically ends up being on January or February, in 2020 the Chinese New Year festivities will happen on the 25th of January. The celebrations linger on for about 3 to 4 days. During this significant festival, Chinese people everywhere in the world, mostly in countries like Singapore bring the cities to life with colourful lights and exciting carnivals all over the place.
If you are a traveller from overseas and accommodated at a hotel like Travelodge Harbourfront, the hotel may have its own festivities and special offers planned out already. However, it is also during these festivities that there might be more interesting things to see in Singapore.Therefore, a trip outside would do you some good with loads of exciting things to do.
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