The origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival is to pray for the harvest, fine weather, and peace for the country, nevertheless, while the original wishes inherent within the festival have faded over the previous 1000 years, one thing remains: seeking peace. Welcome to Amara Singapore, peaceful home away from home. 

Here is the to-do list for your Mid-Autumn Day: 

• Enjoy global cuisine. From China to Thailand, Japan to France, the eateries each have their own distinct characteristics. You are simply a few clicks away from this worldwide feast without concern about the geography distance. 
• Meet the peacocks. The peacocks are a frequent sight at the resort, especially around the glass pavilion. You can often spot a whole family - peacock, peahen and peachick - minding their own business, chilling around the beautifully manicured gardens of the resort. 
• Special cocktails. If you want to make the day a little more festive, Jigger & Pony is always the finest alternative. Jigger & Pony offers new takes on traditional drinks, along with its typical warm, convivial hospitality that many have grown to expect over the years. Their On the High Rice pop-up edition, offering specialized local inspired rice box series, is equally excellent with their craft drinks. 
• Lounge in the pool. A hotel with a pool is the best. The Balinese-style pool is a great place to unwind and relax. Discover yourself in total tranquility as you are surrounded by magnificent flora. A little more of a summertime vibe will make your day special and unforgettable. Dayuse gives you free access to the outdoor pool at Amara Singapore. 
• Amara mooncakes. Sharing and eating mooncakes is hands-down the most important way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. The roundness of the mooncake signifies completeness and reunion, particularly in relation to family unity. If you want to try creamy hand-crafted, double-yolk, lotus-paste mooncakes, you are not going to want to miss them. Swing by 100AM and grab a last-minute purchase.