Ready to light up your Eid holiday in style? Batam introduces its inaugural Light Festival, a must-visit destination for families seeking unforgettable holiday experiences. Located conveniently at Pasir Putih, Bengkong, next to Mondial School, the festival promises a blend of captivating light exhibitions and exhilarating attractions.
Operational Manager Ratih details the Batam Light Festival’s offerings, from mesmerizing lamp gardens and dancing fountains to video mapping shows. The festival, running from April 6 to July 14, 2024, aims to fill Batam’s Eid holiday with vibrant entertainment options for residents and tourists alike.
Spanning over three months, the festival is Batam’s first, setting the stage with LED lantern decorations, video mapping shows, and carnival performances to enhance the festive mood.
Visitors won’t go hungry or thirsty, thanks to an array of food stalls serving tempting treats, ensuring a delightful culinary journey alongside the visual spectacle.
The festival operates daily from 5 PM to midnight, offering an affordable getaway with entry priced at IDR 35,000 on weekdays and IDR 40,000 on weekends, free for children under three.
Beyond light shows, the festival boasts over 40 culinary tenants and numerous fun rides, including a haunted house, trampoline, euro bungee, and a rainbow slide, promising entertainment for all ages.
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Visitors like Nindy appreciate the festival as a novel attraction in Batam, offering picturesque spots and a refreshing way to spend time with friends and family.
For Singaporeans and international visitors, the Batam Light Festival represents a dazzling addition to Batam’s night tourism, providing a unique blend of visual arts and local culture. It’s an invitation to explore new leisure possibilities within easy reach, enriching the travel landscape for those seeking memorable experiences across the strait.
Batam’s inaugural Light Festival, running from April to July 2024, promises an unforgettable Eid holiday with its vibrant displays of light art, food stalls, and entertainment attractions. Situated in Pasir Putih, Bengkong, this festival not only adds to the island’s festive cheer but also offers a new night tourism destination, appealing to both local residents and visitors from Singapore and beyond. With its blend of visual spectacle and family-friendly activities, the festival is set to become a highlight of Batam’s cultural calendar.
Source: Batam News, iNews (2024)
