Shopping malls in the city are already putting up their dragon-inspired decors in preparation for the Chinese New Year festivities. Suria KLCC transports guests to the vibrant heydays of old Shanghai this year.
The year 2024 is the Year of the Dragon according to the lunar calendar. With the Chinese New Year a few weeks away, shopping malls in the city are already putting up their dragon-inspired decors in preparation for the festivities. Check out the creativity shown by the mall decor teams this year! 1. Suria KLCC Suria KLCC transports guests to the vibrant heydays of old Shanghai this Chinese New Year .
From now until 18 February, the 38-day extravaganza unfolds the rich cultural tapestry of the 1920s and 1930s, often referred to as the “Paris of the Orient.” The Centre Court is transformed into a lively old Shanghai street featuring traditional double-storey shop lots, a beautifully adorned tailor shop showcasing the art of making cheongsam, and a restaurant featuring traditional reunion dishe
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