2010 to 2021

Submitted By Lee Hin Mun
A dramatic performance with sparks flying during Chingay 2010 on 19 February at the F1 Pit Building.

Submitted By Steven Tor Peng Hock
Shot during Chingay 2010 performed by a foreign team. Firecrackers were used as the dragon made its way through the F1 Pit. The costume of the team was eye catching.

Submitted By Tan Kok Mun
Chingay Parade with lots of excitement for the people.

Submitted By Tan Kok Mun
Every Chingay Parade never cease to amaze the audience with performers from multi cultures and races.

Submitted By Tan Kok Mun
Every Chingay Parade never cease to amaze the audience with performers from multi cultures and races.

Submitted By Tan Kok Mun
Every Chingay Parade never cease to amaze the audience with performers from multi cultures and races.

Submitted By Wong Chong Wai, Kenneth
One Drum, One Beat. Together, our Singapore Heartbeat!

Submitted By Mohd Salleh BMG
The blasting of 50 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles to the cheer of the excited crowds as the 50 wild beasts blew hard the fire from underneath the bikes!

Submitted By Teo Moh Chih
一年一度的妆艺大游行, 每年都少不了舞龙表演. 龙象征吉祥, “双龙翻腾庆丰年” 象征我国国泰民安、风调雨顺、 丰衣足食、国运昌隆！

Submitted By Japanese Association of Singapore

Submitted By Neo Keng Keok
All perform are on the water walkway, I like to see the water splash! 2012 年的表演在水道中进行，喜欢看见水花四溅的情景。

Submitted By Stanley Cheah Kin Wai
As a photographer, this is by far my favourite Chingay Parade.
Chingay 2012 was the first Water Parade whereby close to 8,000 volunteer performers walking and performing through a 30-50mm deep waterway made specially for this parade.The dragon dance was performing with water splashes. It was really artistic and beautiful.

Submitted By Daniel Lim
During the last rehearsal on Chingay 2013, I have a chance to shoot the final finale event. It was full of joy and fun during the last moment. The “Fire & Snow” create a tremendous atmosphere on the entire F1 Pit. This capture halts everything at that moment… Amazing joy from the performer facial expression. Wish this can be repeated on every Chingay.

Submitted By Ng Chee Gee
Chingay 2013 which was held at the F1 Pit Building over two evenings on 22 and 23 February 2013.
Themed “Fire in Snow”, Chingay 2013 celebrates the strength of the human spirit in the face of life’s challenges. My wife and I at our very first Chingay, we thoroughly enjoyed the Chingay Parade.

Submitted By Teo Moh Chih
龙是华人传统吉祥物, 每年妆艺大游行都少不了它.  造型生动有趣讨人喜欢, 舞动起来栩栩如生.“祥龙献瑞”看来今年又是一个好年头！

Submitted By Teo Moh Chih
妆艺大游行是由人民协会主办, 每年都展现多元文化传统特色的精彩演出, 五彩缤纷的花车游行, 也是最受观众欢迎, 广受国内外人士赞赏.

Submitted By Carlo Gozon
Taken in Chingay 2014, the theme was ‘Colours of Fabric, One People’ This photo shows that everyone from different background, culture and countries celebrating together as One People. The different colours of Fabric really show how colourful the world is as different person has different background.

Submitted By Foo Weng Chew
I requested permission from her to take a picture. She smiled and posed. What a lovely, relax and cute pose…!!!

Submitted By Rodney Ee
Street performers balancing heavy flags during Chingay 2014.

Submitted By Rodney Ee
Taken at Chingay 2014 at the F1 Pit. Giant puppets greet the spectators by coming up close to them.

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Trojan Horse made an appearance at Chingay Parade 2014

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
These jubilant participants were unable to control their ecstasy before their performance at Chingay 2014

Submitted By Boon Yu Pei
I was a Chingay volunteer in 2015, the year of SG50, and my second time doing so as I really loved the atmosphere, the crowd, the performances, and the spirit of Chingay! I captured this photo near the end when confetti were raining on us, and the colours, coupled with the theme song "Dreams" sang by JJ Lin, really resonated with me. I particularly love this photo as it captured the dedicated performers, the hardworking crew, lively audience, and the varied colours that make Singapore, Singapore. Hence, naming this using lyrics of the theme song, "I believe we'll shine, we'll rise above, we'll fly".

Submitted By Christopher Wong
This float showcases our great grandfather who came all the way from China and settled in this island called Singapore.

Submitted By Chua Seng Chye
At Chingay 2015, dancer in a beautiful coloured dress taken from a long tele shot.

Submitted By Chua Seng Chye
Chingay 2015 with a surprise enjoyable light show.

Submitted By Chua Seng Chye
Chingay 2015 - a night with our SG50, more importantly, a salute to our Singapore's pioneers.

Submitted By Jeffini Choo
Having a good memory at the Chingay Parade procession in 2015 and the most wonderful thing that a man can do is to beg your lover and give a promise and a bouquet of roses. This performance is specially made during the closing of Chingay with fanfare of fireworks in the sky.

Submitted By Jeffini Choo
Singapore is a colourful multi-racial society that binds all races together to perform this performance at Chingay Parade in 2015. Having great and excited fun together to build up the moral of Singaporean.

Submitted By Lim Jia Jia
Due to last minute changes, some friends and I did not manage to join the Chingay performance. This was a blessing in disguise, as I was given a pass to access both audience seats and the backstage. I was able to look out for my friends who were performing, took photos and witnessed the entire parade. 

Submitted By Ong Yi Chao
The vibrant colours of Chingay 2015 at Orchard was indeed a spectacular scene that I will always remember. It is one of the grandest street and floats parade in Asia, showcasing the rich multiculturalism in Singapore to the world.

Submitted By High Commission of the Republic of Rwanda
The photo features the Intore Dancers from Inganzo Ngari when they were in Singapore for Chingay 2015.

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
2015 is one of the most colourful Chingay Parade I have photographed, complete with lighted balls, confetti, lasers and spotlights and of course sporting participants.

Submitted By Wong Chong Wai, Kenneth
Chingay 2015 is special as it commemorates 50 years of Nation Building (SG50). These Trees of Hope symbolised the hope and dreams of Singaporeans - across different generations, for a better Singapore!

Submitted By Japanese Association of Singapore

Submitted By Khong Huat Chua
The 66-meter LED Flying Dragon from Shaanxi in the dazzling Fireworks, Brighter Singapore!

Submitted By Mak Choong Weng
今年的妆艺游行很精彩，可惜天不作美，下起倾盆大雨，即便穿着雨衣，还是变成了落汤鸡。摄影师不惧风雨，坚守岗位，把精彩的表演定格在美好的回忆里。

Submitted By Mak Choong Weng
新加坡建国至今，从来就不是一帆风顺。靠的是全民一心和坚韧不拔的拼搏精神，不畏强风暴雨，勇敢开创未来，为实现国家之幸福、繁荣与进步，共同努力。

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Wet weather makes great photographs. But Chingay 2016 had more water than photographers had hoped for. The rain certainly added more colours to the already colourful event.

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Gymnastics performance was part of the items presented during Chingay Parade 2016

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Thousands of participants, volunteers, photographers and spectators braved the heavy downpour during Chingay 2016

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Wet weather makes great photographs. But Chingay 2016 had more water than photographers had hoped for. The rain certainly added more colours to the already colourful event.

Submitted By Xing Yuxing
Performers enjoying carnival time after Chingay 2016

Submitted By Christopher Wong
This float showcases our Indian culture.

Submitted By Christopher Wong
This float showcases the neighbourhoods bounding and happy together

Submitted By Seline
I performed for every Chingay. I am an SG50 performing dancer.

Submitted By Ang Lam Doon
The first time my family went to Chingay, the dazzling floats, cultural performances, 49-metre LED giant dragon, which was very engaging and was great experience to enjoy to the end. First and we all had unforgettable memories for my whole family.

Submitted By CheerForceSG
Our first travelling and longest cheerleading performance!

Submitted By Lucas Tan Eng Kiat
I am a volunteer photographer who participated in Chingay 2018 and 2019. This 2019 photo was captured to showcase a picturesque performer executing her dance routine to the audience.

Submitted By Mark Chia
A performer from the Vietnamese troupe twirls her cape.

Submitted By Mark Chia
A member of the Go-Kart contingent getting ready to roll out.

Submitted By Steven Sung
It's great to see the essence of multi-racial harmony brewing strongly and each working beautifully together to make the Chingay a wonderful & joyous event for all.

Submitted By Steven Sung
Happiness is only real when shared and all these joyous moments were truly shown from the performers. They were gleaming with joy...

Submitted By Wayne Liu Rong Xuan
This shot was taken during an Industry Project with Chingay 2019 as part of a school project! It was a special year because I have always wanted to cover Singapore events and I was able to do it at Chingay 2019. These shots hold special meaning to me, and I tried my best to capture the festive and proud atmosphere that I felt on that day.

Submitted By Steven Sung
Amazed by how innovative the Chingay team came out with this idea of a flying dragon. An unforgettable moment and experience be it on the ground and even on TV screen itself. It was a first time yet amazing one for me.

Submitted By Chan Qing Yang
My very first time photographing at the side lines of the Chingay Parade 2020. The theme of the year was Colours in Harmony and it was fun shooting the many cheerful faces of our talented performers!

Submitted By Daniel Wong
Warming up for the performance at the backstage just before the actual parade. One jump for the photo shoot.

Submitted By Loh Chiueh Eyen
Non-traditional Chingay Pole-dancing made its first entry in 2020

Submitted By Mark Chia
One of my favourite groups at Chingay 2020, the Russians never disappoint!

Submitted By Ng Rong Rong
This photo was taken in the year I volunteered for Chingay. It was meaningful for me because I managed to take a final photo with Madam Lim. Madam was part of the organizing committee since the first Chingay in 1973. She was involved in all Chingays until 2020, when she passed. Although she is not around to witness Chingay entering its 50th year, she will always be part of Chingay’s history. We miss you.  

Submitted By Reffy Tan Hui Qi
"The bright smile"
2020 was my first Chingay and it was amazing. Costumes with variety of colours made me feel more excited as the different segments of performers passed by. “What is next?” will always be on everyone minds as they cheered from their seats. Performers of different ages smiling as I took photos of them is something to remember.

Submitted By Reffy Tan Hui Qi
"Fun in blue and red"
2020 was my first Chingay and it was amazing. Costumes with variety of colours made me feel more excited as the different segments of performers passed by. “What is next?” will always be on everyone minds as they cheered from their seats. Performers of different ages smiling as I took photos of them is something to remember

Submitted By Soumyajit Sarcar
This was right before the parade began when the band of bagpipers played. To me it signified the cultural melody that Singapore is.

Submitted By Steven Sung
Everyone at Chingay carries a smile beautifully. It just makes your day when you are in their midst.

Submitted By Steven Sung
It's very important that we re-learn the art of resting and relaxing and glad these little bees learn this life experience through Chingay

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
The highlight for Chingay Parade 2020 is this 108-m long flying dragon touted as the world’s longest. The flying dragon also measured up to 2m wide and weigh up to 90kg – making it five times longer, five times wider and 14 times heavier than a conventional dragon.

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Painted faces are a must for all participants. Getting ready, dressing up and making up are part of the fun for the participants.

Submitted By Wong Chek Poh
Excited Chingay spectators reached out to the participants with these giant props.

Submitted By Yon Chok Yin

Submitted By Yean Chin
Chingay 2015 is special as it commemorates 50 years of Nation Building (SG50). These Trees of Hope symbolised the hope and dreams of Singaporeans - across different generations, for a better Singapore!

Submitted By Goh Shun Wei
A new experience for our performers and me! A Digital Chingay, wish more could join in, but safety first.

Submitted By Ng Rong Rong
First Digital Chingay, a whole new experience. An item involving performers of different races.

Submitted By Tan Kok Mun
Bringing Chingay closer to the people. Chingay floats parade at Bishan.

Submitted By Cathy Lee
I love to attend Chingay every year. Especially when I'm able to go to the backstage to see the performers preparing and doing their makeup. Really hope next year the Covid Pandemic will get better so that I can attend Chingay again.

Submitted By Chia Tok Soen
Chingay is undoubtedly a great place to breed friendship.

Submitted By Galvin Ng
It was my very first Chingay Parade seeing it up close and personal!

Submitted By Kenny Chew
A pretty and cheerful performer from the Vietnamese contingent.

Submitted By Ramprasad mani
No words to express my joy when we had attended this Chingay with my wife and kids. This is definitely the pride of the nation. Looking forward for many more years to come. Happy birthday Chingay 🎂

Submitted By Su Nyein Chan
The amazing fireworks are always the highlight of the parade!