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Asia Album: Welcome to the Year of Tiger! Singapore holds tiger lantern festival

Asia Album: Welcome to the Year of Tiger! Singapore holds tiger lantern festival

To welcome the upcoming Year of the Tiger, lantern decorations featuring majestic tigers, which represent strength and courage, light up Singapores Chinatown area.

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