World’s Largest Rangoli (Individual)
On 3 Aug 2003, Vijayalakshmi Mohan broke the Guinness record by single-handedly creating a rangoli of size 52 ft by 53 ft or 2,756 sq ft (256 sq m) in 7 hr without any breaks. Rangoli is a form of Indian decoration that uses finely ground white powder and colours. The feat was carried out at the Whampoa Community Club. Read More »
Longest Line Of Floating Air-beds
At the third National Steps Challenge organised by Health Promotion Board, participants were given pedometers to monitor their steps and encouraged to walk at least 10,000 steps a day. The campaign culminated in a beach bash at Palawan Beach on 28 Apr 2018 where participants were given air-beds in the shape of a slipper. 115 people went into the water with ... Read More »
Largest Rangoli Made Of Crystal Salt
Bukit Batok East CC celebrated the Tamil New Year on 21 Apr 2018 with many cultural activities. 300 participants helped to make a 10.2m by 11.2m rangoli using 260 kg of coloured salt. The event was organised by the IAEC and Zone 2 RC. Straits Times report. Read More »
Largest Rangoli Made Of Sand
Making Jurong Spring CC’s largest rangoli brought diverse groups of residents together. To cope with the space constraint, each group had a time slot to portray racial harmony with coloured sand. The integrated designs stretched 12.8m by 13.8m. The event was organised by Jurong Spring Zone A RC on 22 Apr 2018. Read More »
Largest Wind Chime Made Of Cultured Milk Bottles
Children from Skool4Kidz preschools collected cultured milk bottles and collaborated to make a huge wind chime. Using 1,047 bottles, the wind chime was displayed at Punggol Town Square on 20 Apr 2018 in conjunction with an Earth Week carnival organised by Preschool Market. Read More »
