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When is the best time to go to Singapore?
06.09.2023 - 16:35 / lonelyplanet.com
Boasting awe-inspiring architecture, world-class museums, never-ending shopping malls, famous gardens, and a culinary scene that's second to none, Singapore is a year-round haven for explorers.
Its port city heritage has led to a splendid fusion of cultures, ensuring the island is always abuzz with lively festivals and delectable festive treats. Still, a few considerations come into play when selecting the best time to book your tickets. Here's our guide to embracing the Lion City, helping you pinpoint the ideal time to experience its charms.
Forget conventional seasons; Singapore's location just a smidge over one degree from the equator means it revels in a perpetual tropical summer vibe. Daily forecasts often predict rain, but these fleeting, sometimes torrential showers rarely cause changes to your plans.
This is especially the case during the wet phase of the northeast monsoon between December to January. Temperatures hit a high during June and July, but there are plenty of indoor attractions if you need a break from the heat. Carrying a sunhat and umbrella will ensure you're fully geared up for whatever the weather brings.
Hotel prices remain relatively steady, except for dates around public holidays, summer school holidays (June and July), cultural celebrations (especially Chinese New Year) and premier events like the Formula One Night Race, when rooms are snatched up months ahead for exorbitant prices.
During the Chinese New Year and other public holidays, Singapore bursts with brightly lit lanterns, moreish pineapple tarts, and visitors and locals immersed in the Lunar New Year festivities. While many local stores and markets will shutter post-holiday, large-scale malls and attractions remain open, but brace yourself for large crowds.
The most colorful festival on the Hindu calendar, Holi, is celebrated in March, and you can join attendees at events across the island to shower each other with colorful powders. No less bright but far more wince-inducing, February's Thaipusam festival sees a procession of devotees, many of whom pierce their bodies with metal hooks and skewers to show their devotion.
The month before Hari Raya Aidilfitri, the conclusion of Ramadan, the Geylang Serai Bazaar springs to life. Enjoy the stunning lights and shop the stalls, which showcase a wide array of Malay and Middle Eastern goods, ranging from delectable treats to clothing and from sweets to savory delicacies.
As May arrives, temperatures ascend, syncing with the island's sports enthusiasm that kicks into high gear as the world-class international rugby sevens tournament takes center stage. Fortunately, the Singapore Cocktail Festival arrives, too, offering a refreshing respite. With top-notch bartenders and global
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