Hope the Year of the Monkey will bring lots of fun and happy memories to all of us, but for those who visit Singapore in 2016, the entertainment guaranteed!
River Hong Bao is one of the grandest events not to be missed during the Chinese New Year celebrations, at the Float at Marina Bay followed by Asia's largest street parade the Chingay!
Let's see the time and dates:
15 January 2016: Pongal
24 January 2016: Thaipusam:
For more information and pictures of this unique festival of the Tamil Hindus, read the "10 Facts you have always wanted to know about Thaipusam"!
8-9 February 2016: Chinese New Year:
Chinese New Year is the biggest festival of the year which can be experienced through the typical tourist's eyes or a local's eyes. If you want to escape from the hustle and bustle, plan to spend a spiritual Chinese New Year Eve at the Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery!
(It is among the rare occasions when you can visit a Monastery at night)
Do you want to wish your Chinese friends or colleagues Happy New Year in Chinese? Then check out the 7 way to wish someone Happy Lunar New Year!
River Hongbao 2016 - exact date to be confirmed
19-20 February 2016: Chingay parade
April 2016: Thin Gyan and Songkran Festivals:
The month of April will give us a chance to beat the Singaporean heat with the Thai(Songkran) and Burmese(Thin gyan) water festival.
The next festival period starts in May with the annual Vesak festival, Hari Raya Puasa in July followed by Singapore's National Day and the Hungry Ghost(Ullambana) Festival in August, the Mid-Autumn Festival around September and the Deepavali in November. Regardless the tropical climate, Christmas is a huge annual happening at the end of the year in Singapore.
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