Hot and humid summerly weather sticks to the country throughout the year, so there is no particular best time to visit Singapore. However, November to June is considered to be a high season in the city. A year starts with great New Year fireworks, and January–February are full of events like Pongal, Thaipusam, and Chingay Parade. If you want to find good deals, avoid national holidays like Chinese New Year. July through October shows a slight decline in Singapore tourism. During the summer, you can taste delicacies at the Singapore Food Festival, go shopping during Great Singapore Sale, learn more about Muslim traditions at the start and end of Ramadan, and celebrate the National Day with the locals. November to January is the northeast monsoon season marked by intense rain showers. During this period you can cheer up celebrating Deepavali or observing Christmas Lights along Orchard Road.
During the Great Singapore Sale the city turns into a huge market place, where one can find everything and everywhere !
Grand mangroves which rise from the northern rivers create a patch of jungles in a global city-state
Take a day off from the city's mess—rent a bike and dive into the green network of Pulau Ubin cycling roads
One of the most popular attractions in Singapore with a fantastic observation deck and infinity pool
Densely-populated world's leading business center still has room to host thousands of migratory birds
Take in the best views of the city from Asia's largest ferris wheel
Tender hairy crab's meat goes well with ginger tea or spicy chilli and black pepper sauces
Rich marine life, warm temperatures and shallow waters are the main advantages of diving around Singapore
Catch some wind at the East Coast Park in Singapore
Hindu devotees dance with heavy and prickly kavadis decorated with flowers and peacock feathers and pour life-giving milk to honour Murugan
Christmas Singapore resembles a fairy tale dazzling with fabulous street lights, lovely reindeer, and nutcracker soldiers
Full of joy Little India overwhelms with bright decorations, thousands of lights and typical Indian treats
This awe-inspiring street performance is more entertaining than any kind of circus
Stalls sagging under the loads of appetizing mooncakes mean that the Mid-Autumn Festival is on
Singapore food festival is a perfect occasion to try the tastes of Malay, Indian, Chinese and Peranakan cuisines
Chinese community celebrates this "clear and bright" festival, bringing foods and drinks to the cemeteries and burning paper gifts
Agitated rowing teams racing against one another in dragon-headed boats evoke a great excitement
The festival is associated with colorful street performances, lion dances, red colors, and a plentitude of seasonal dainties
"One world, one tribe, one music, one dance"—that's the spirit of Singapore's most hip festival
Have fun at Asia's largest festival at sea
This luxury show brings together the largest number of world-class yachts in Asia
"Three-step, one bow", Dana acts, candlelit procession and other rituals are performed to worship Buddha
Muslim celebration of Ramadan's end is marked with brilliant street light-ups and plenty of tasteful Malay dainties
A vibrant celebration of the National Irish holiday
Dances that please the ghosts, occupying the first row in front of the stage
Unpeeled rambutan resembles some exotic red closed hedgehog, and its sweet flesh looks like a divination ball
Queen Victoria was ready to bestow knighthood for the hero who could bring her sweet juicy Mangosteen
For the last 10 seconds of the year, the large crowd holds its breath in anticipation of a tremendous New Year's firework display
Marina Bay Street Circuit is about to set on fire when the furious racers are dashing in their speedy motor cars
Cross Singapore in the largest running competition of Southeast Asia
Welcome spring at the largest glass greenhouse in the world
Caramelized spicy beef curry is savory enough to get to the top of the list of world's most delicious foods
Hindu dancing, rhythmic music in Tamil temples, collective cooking and festive bazaar constitute Pongal harvest celebration
Arts Festival turns Singapore into artistic wonderland
Singapore demonstrates its military pride and other achievements of its independence via patriotic celebration
If not for the wings, you might think that this is a real fox hanging upside down from a tree
Mouth-watering thin meat slices endure time-consuming cooking process.
Thanks to their moderate sweet, you may taste a great variety of coloured chewy desserts at one time
Having been to World Gourmet Summit one may start doubting what is the truth: eat to live, or rather live to eat...
Thousands of sacrificed sheep and goats, busy bazaars and festive treats constitute Hari Raya Haji celebration
Local bakers engage in an unofficial competition for the best mooncake—do them a favour and go mooncake crawling
Spooky attractions and fun family activities throughout October
Asia's largest airspace and defense event
Numerous sailing operators located along Singapore's coast allow to sail the country virtually all around
Malay cuisine boasts unique ways to cook Asian staple food: in coconut, banana leaves, or hollowed bamboo stick
Exotic longans make for good desserts as well as main courses
The taste of exotic Asian fruit is described as creamy pudding, yet others complain, it is similar to rotten onions
Is there anyone in the world who would not like tropical odor of the Mango fruit?
The largest of all Citrus fruits is nevertheless light when unripe, but heavy when it is full of vitamin flesh