Ochard Road: What Singapore's most famous street looks like before Christmas and New Year

The most famous and, one might say, famous street in Singapore is Orchard Road. Before Christmas, every shopping center, every store that faces the street, is decorated to attract customers. This year, the street, trees, poles and buildings are beautifully, very "richly" decorated.

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1. Panorama of the "gateway to shopaholics' paradise".

2. Blue light descended on the "gateway to shopping paradise."

3. Light rain falls from the trees, everything is festive and bright.

4. There are a lot of people on Saturday evening. A continuous stream of people walk towards each other, now and then stopping to take pictures.

5. Washed, cleaned shop windows and facade panels for all buildings.

6. A simple staircase turned into a colorful meeting place.

7. Golden design of expensive boutiques.

8. And in front of the main entrance to the building there is a large “golden” Christmas tree.

9. Every tree rains light.

10. There are more and more people, they are getting denser.

11. The square in front of the hotel is unusually decorated.

12. Yellow-multicolor.

13. The crowd comes and goes, but dinner is on schedule.

14. Like metal shavings.

15. Any Christmas tree turns into a place where everyone is photographed.

16. And these are newcomers to the street.

17. Ordinary and luminous people.

18. Peranakan Place after renovation. Grey, black and brown. Designers -2. And "Centerpoint" looks traditionally very festive.

19. Near Orchard Central, pink is mind-blowing. Children squeal, parents take selfies and photos. While I was passing through the line, I probably took about a dozen photos with the phones of the owners (helped).

20. For some reason, fairy tales are pink.

21. Pink "fluffy" orange.

22. Unicorn and Centrepoint.

23. Between the benches, you can take a selfie in a pink balloon. The attentive will find mine.

24. And this is Orchard Central illuminated by many light bulbs throughout the facade.

If you come to Singapore at the end of December, you will not pass by