GLOBAL GROOVE
While old classics
like Ibiza and Amsterdam continue to get crowds grooving, this year is about
hitting new party shores for underground techno gigs and speakeasy bashes
Tune into mellow musical nights,
indulge in some diehard clubbing or party till the afterhours at the newest
party haunts this December...
NEWBIE BASHES
Koh Phangan,
Thailand:
Koh Phangan is a party paradise on full
moon and half-moon nights. The island comes alive with thousands of partygoers
from around the world converging here to drink, dance and jump the famed ‘rope
of fire’. It is famous for its heady bucket drinks and fire jugglers. The
biggest bash is reserved for New Year’s eve. Try roping in Bangkok and Phuket
also on your visit to Thailand.
Boracay,
Philippines:
Boracay is not just known for its
powdery-white beaches and sparkling blue seas. It is the party capital of the
Filipino archipelago and is famous for its vibrant nightlife. The island is divided
into three sections — Station 1, Station 2 and Station 3 — which offer
everything from wild parties, busy lounges, neighbourhood bars to live music
gigs. If you’re looking to dance the night away and party hard, Station 1 has a
lot of great places such as Guilly’s Island and Club Farrow. Station 2 is known
for its live music venues, reggae and Caribbean vibe. Some of the wellknown
bars include Epic, Summer Place and Coco. Station 3 is for beachside chilling.
Dubai, United
Arab Emirates:
Dubai becomes a whole new place this
season with a fabulous weather greeting travellers with ample entertainment and
nightlife options. Spend long hours enjoying pool and beach parties or desert
safaris. World renowned artistes and DJs play regularly at popular clubs Cavalli,
Cirque Le Soir, Armani, VIP Room, White Dubai, Pacha and Blue Marlin. It is one
destination where people extend their flight halt just to party and head to the
next party place.
Corfu,
Greece:
One of the most cosmopolitan islands of
Greece, Corfu offers never-ending pub-crawling. From mainstream Greek and
international music to hip hop, house and electro beats, the idea is to play
varied playlists and DJ sets. Party on the bay with delicious Mediterranean
menus – Corfu is a combination of hardcore clubbing and soothing lounge vibes.
CLASSIC PARTY
TOWNS
Sydney,
Australia:
There is no match to the weekend party
vibe of Sydney. Friday and Saturday nights are as buzzing as on a New Year’s
eve. There are innumerable drinking spots offering varied kinds of experiences.
The main areas of action are spread across Darling Harbour, CBD and King’s
Cross. The nightlife scene in Sydney is constantly evolving, offering a mix of
world-class nightclubs, neighbourhood bars, live music venues and waterfront
cocktail bars.
Rio De
Janerio, Brazil:
Rio sure knows how to party on the
beach with countless clubs and bars lining the shores of Copacabana that run
well into the morning. It gets even crazier during New Year’s and the carnival
in February when more than 2 million people flock here to celebrate. The clubs
are a great mixture of traditional samba, electronic dance music, LGBT friendly
and live music. After midnight, the waterfront comes alive with disco clubs and
samba beats and continues till the wee hours.
Berlin,
Germany:
Berlin is home to both underground
techno clubs and rock and alternative venues that host events late into the
night. No matter what time of the day or night, you will always find a party
happening here. The party capital of Germany, Berlin is famed the world over
for its diversity – from underground nightclubs open till morning to old school
neighbourhood beer gardens, grungy live gigs to classy wine bars. Berlin is
also home to some of the most secret and wild parties where nobody knows the venue
till an hour before the party starts!
Las Vegas,
US:
Las Vegas is a city that does not
sleep. It has pulsating day clubs, throbbing nightclubs and a party calendar
that remains buzzing through the year. Some of the biggest EDM artistes from
around the world have concerts lined up through the winter season at various
venues.
Nausheen
Tareen
TL17DEC17
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