Nongsa Point Marina & Resort will Celebrates 2016 Chinese New Year by the Beachfront Promenade

BATAM ISLAND, Indonesia - Jan. 6, 2016 - PRLog -- To celebrate the Chinese New Year also known as Lunar 2567, Nongsa Point Marina & Resort welcome the arrival of the Year of the Monkey; the symbol of creativity, intellectual, and active with a new spirit in order to achieve a better year.

We pamper our guests with oriental ambiance and decoration. We decorate our Resort with ornaments and lanterns which will enhance the appearance of our resort and Ang Pao fortune which hangs on a tree Mehwa will also be provided on-site to add to the splendor of celebration.

Beachfront Promenade will become the venue for 2016 Chinese New Year Celebration. With Marina and beachfront as the views and with semi outdoor atmosphere will accompany the guests in the evening. The Package is Rp. 580,000 nett per person, guests can enjoy a special dinner with a variety of dishes such as a combination of Herb Chicken Consommé, Fish Maw Cream Corn Soup, Roast Chicken and Duck Carving, Lo Hon Cai Yong Tau Fu, Lotus Leaf Rice, Butter Oats Prawn, Steam Seabass HK Style, Chicken with Mango Sauce and Lamb Chop with Sauce Deluxe Char Siew and Chinese New Year sweets as desserts specially prepared by our reliable Chefs, and for your children (3-11 years) will get 50% discount of the price.

The Compulsory dish that must have during the Chinese New Year, is Yu Sheng, combination of fresh vegetables and raw fish mixed one by one with 8 stages and each corresponding meaning; prosperity, health, luck and happiness. At the end of the mixing stage, dish will be stirred and lifted high with chopsticks, tossing into the air, they will say, "Lo hei!", The higher and festive, the more prosperous!

In this year, Chinese New Year celebration falls on February 8, 2016. The celebration will be entertained by Nykwa Band with oriental and international songs, variety of interactive games with prizes by Master of Ceremonies and the Lion dance performance for the festive celebration in the Year of the Monkey.