Enchanting Singapore Festivals:
When, Where and How to See Them
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A Quick Guide to Singapore Festivals 3 major racial groups. Countless traditional beliefs and religions. No wonder there are so many Singapore festivals. When, where and how. Here's the lowdown on major festivals in Singapore... |
Janurary-February 2010
| 30 January 2010 - Thaipusam Festival |
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14-15 February 2010 - Chinese New Year Chinese New Year in Singapore 2010 - The Updated Guide is here! |
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| 19-20 January 2010 - Chingay Parade |
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August-September 2010
| 9 Aug 2010 - Singapore National Day |
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| 22 September 2010 - Singapore Lantern Festival |
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| 6-12 September 2010 - Singapore Lion Dance Championship |
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| Month leading up to 10 Sep 2010 - Ramadan & Hari Raya Puasa |
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October 2010
| Month leading up to 5 Nov 2010 - Deepavali, The Festival of Lights (Date subject to adjustment; check back nearer Sep 2010 for update) |
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November-December 2010
17 Nov 2010 - Hari Raya Haji
Head down to any mosque. Watch the lambs being slaughtered according to Muslim customs. Much of the meat is given to the poor.
| Mid Nov 2010 to 2 Jan 2011 - A Tropical Christmas in Singapore |
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Christmas in Singapore 2010
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