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The Most Special Festivals And Events In Singapore (P2)
In part one we learned about the events and festivals taking place in Singapore from January to July. In part 2, we will continue to explore the must-see festivals in the remaining months. Useful information is aggregated by Booking in Singapore
The triathlon in Singapore is an annual event organized by the Singapore Triathlon Association (TAS). The triathlon competition will require athletes to swim 1.5 km at sea, 40 km in the cycle and 10 km in the endurance race. In addition, there are distance differences for many races (students, companies, triathlons). This event is part of the Asia-Cup series, where elite athletes can earn points. to rank among triathlon athletes across Asia.
Children are not allowed to play outside at night and are also considered unhappy to buy an item or enter into a trade agreement, and some market experts have observed that even the stock market was quieter this month. Ghosts are "hungry" after suffering time in hell.
In addition to burning giant incense and candles, Taoists adore cakes, fruit and sometimes even a party to appease souls. Paper money - and sometimes even fake paper cars, houses, and cell phones - are burnt in the hope that spirits may possess such wealth in the afterlife. Street programs are also organized to appease hungry souls.
It is also a sensitive period where the atmosphere is loaded with traditions and superstitions, and it is well worth the money for a visit to Chinatown.
Muslim families visit the homes of their loved ones and those who have made an important pilgrimage are the subject of great attention.
Today, these legends still exist while enjoying moon cakes - they have many types of toppings, including "mocha ice cream" - and lantern light. The night of the festival, the children light up brightly colored lanterns in the shape of fish, squirrels or butterflies (more and more people like Hello Kitty) and many neighborhoods of the suburbs become a place The usual fairy of light.
On the streets of Chinatown, stalls sell moon cakes and other snacks and there are other events like bonsai contests and tea performances. It's also a great time to take an evening stroll through the Jurong Chinese Garden - hundreds of lanterns adorn the park, creating a breathtaking view.
The Singapore Grand Prix is a unique F1 racing competition that takes place at night, with a mix of high-level musical performances to add appeal to the track. This year's Singapore Grand Prix is celebrated bigger and more spectacular than last year, with big international names in motorsport and music played to rock Marina Bay Street.
It is a very lively celebration when Chinese believers greet the visit of the Nine Gods, who bring luck, longevity, and health to the rhythm of drums and cymbals (cymbals are a percussion instrument, composed of 2 thin circular plates in alloy ). The monks designed their talisman, and the highlight was a parade of nine gods, each carrying a large and elaborate sedan chair.
The centerpiece of the festivities is at Sri Thandayuthapani Temple in Tank Road where, for nine nights, the sound of worship, dance and celebration rituals is heard. A brilliant procession of Hindus - led by a beautiful glittering horse - will be held on the tenth night.
This famous Hindu fire-walking festival arouses a lot of interest for enthusiasts and tourists. In October, at the Sri Mariamman temple in the heart of Chinatown, these Hindus will cross a hot four-meter lane to honor the courage of the goddess Draupadi. They finished the fire march as a test of endurance and faith, miraculously, their feet were not injured.
The Thimithi Festival lasts one day, from 2 p.m., and the departure ceremony catches fire from 5 p.m.
Deepavali is a festival of light and marks the defeat of Narakasura at the hands of Lord Krishna. All over the world, Hindus celebrate this day, seeing this day as the day when light has overcome darkness and good overcomes evil. It marks a new year for Hindus and is the perfect time to celebrate and innovate.
Meanwhile, Little India was teeming with roadside stands at night, teeming with music and colorful lights. Buyers flock to the streets in search of a comfortable sari (Sari is a favorite of Indian women, measuring 4 to 9 m (sometimes up to 12 meters long). Meters) wrap the body in a variety style), or to fill your basket with food and spices. Houses illuminated with kerosene lamps, sweet treats, and jasmine wreaths are placed on ancestral altars.
The streets and temples of Little India are illuminated with long, bright lights along the streets and form arches and doors for the night markets. Sri Veeramakaliamman, Sri Vadapathira Kaliammanand, and Sri Srinivasa Perumal temples are adorned with light while the whole road to Serangoon is brightly lit to welcome the New Year.
Campbell Lane, on the other hand, organized a street festival for 21 days. Deepavali Festival Village has stalls selling Indian costumes, jewelry, food, furniture, arts, and crafts. Every evening except Sunday, even with Deepavali, local and foreign artists perform songs and dances from south to north India.
With a call to all marathon enthusiasts. The marathon, an annual event at a local sporting event, features local and international athletes. The marathon gives local participants the chance to run against experienced marathon runners and get to know the marathon better. The Singapore Sports Council also believes that the marathon is an experience not only of endurance but also of mental training. For those who love endurance racing, finishing a marathon is an ultimate goal.
Sure, you won't see snow in the tropical area of Singapore, but that doesn't matter - the malls are sprayed with a "nebulizer" and some places have special snow machines that make children very pleasant. Tea and dinner dinners at many hotels at this time will include stuffed turkeys, puddings and cakes.
Christmas is when the shopping circuits on Orchard Road become the busiest. From mid-November to early January, the street is adorned with electronic billboards, holly and bells, at night, the road is lit by thousands of bright lights. Shopping centers organize Christmas themed shows and choir groups. They also compete to see who will be named the best building decorator each year, so watch out for some of the stores outside and the spectacular decor surrounding various themes.
If you prefer to celebrate the New Year with your loved ones rather than in the midst of a huge crowd, there are countless bars, restaurants, and hotels that will organize these special events for you
JULY
Singapore Triathlon (Singapore Competition Triathlon)
AUGUST
Hungry Ghost Month (also known as Soul Month)
For the Chinese, the month of the soul - generally in August - is the most unlucky time of the year. Taoism believes that the gates of hell are open at this time, and the souls of the deceased roam freely on earth.Children are not allowed to play outside at night and are also considered unhappy to buy an item or enter into a trade agreement, and some market experts have observed that even the stock market was quieter this month. Ghosts are "hungry" after suffering time in hell.
In addition to burning giant incense and candles, Taoists adore cakes, fruit and sometimes even a party to appease souls. Paper money - and sometimes even fake paper cars, houses, and cell phones - are burnt in the hope that spirits may possess such wealth in the afterlife. Street programs are also organized to appease hungry souls.
It is also a sensitive period where the atmosphere is loaded with traditions and superstitions, and it is well worth the money for a visit to Chinatown.
SEPTEMBER
Hari Raya Haji - Day of Worship
Muslims celebrate Hari Raya Haji to mark the pilgrimage of the faithful to Mecca. This religious holiday is celebrated with the sacrifice of animals at dawn and includes prayers at the mosque.
Muslim families visit the homes of their loved ones and those who have made an important pilgrimage are the subject of great attention.
Mid-Autumn Festival
There are many romantic legends surrounding this festival. A story about how the Chinese managed to overthrow the Yuan dynasty through a series of secret messages hidden in a round and sweet cake made from flour, oil and lotus seeds - called the Chinese Moon Cake Collection. Another legend says that the moon became the final residence of Sister Hang and her pet rabbit - and on a clear night, people can see them!
Today, these legends still exist while enjoying moon cakes - they have many types of toppings, including "mocha ice cream" - and lantern light. The night of the festival, the children light up brightly colored lanterns in the shape of fish, squirrels or butterflies (more and more people like Hello Kitty) and many neighborhoods of the suburbs become a place The usual fairy of light.
On the streets of Chinatown, stalls sell moon cakes and other snacks and there are other events like bonsai contests and tea performances. It's also a great time to take an evening stroll through the Jurong Chinese Garden - hundreds of lanterns adorn the park, creating a breathtaking view.
Singapore Grand Prix
OCTOBER
Festival of the nine emperor gods
This festival takes place in China and lasts up to nine days. Depending on the lunar calendar, it generally takes place around September and/or October. Revive the center around the Temple of the Nine Gods on Upper Serangoon Road (near Little India). You will find the temple located near Yio Chu Kang.
It is a very lively celebration when Chinese believers greet the visit of the Nine Gods, who bring luck, longevity, and health to the rhythm of drums and cymbals (cymbals are a percussion instrument, composed of 2 thin circular plates in alloy ). The monks designed their talisman, and the highlight was a parade of nine gods, each carrying a large and elaborate sedan chair.
Navratri Festival
This Hindu festival lasts the entire month of October, but only nine nights are specially chosen to celebrate. Navarathiri means "nine lights" in Ta-min language, and this festival is dedicated to the Hindu goddesses Dhurga, Lakshmi and Saraswathi. The event takes place at various Indian temples in Singapore, where special prayers and traditional Indian music and dance performances are held in the evening.
The centerpiece of the festivities is at Sri Thandayuthapani Temple in Tank Road where, for nine nights, the sound of worship, dance and celebration rituals is heard. A brilliant procession of Hindus - led by a beautiful glittering horse - will be held on the tenth night.
Theemidhi
The Thimithi Festival lasts one day, from 2 p.m., and the departure ceremony catches fire from 5 p.m.
Deepavali
Deepavali, the most important day in the Hindu calendar, takes place on a day in October, and in the Indian tribe of Little India, in fact, the festival lasts the entire month of October.Deepavali is a festival of light and marks the defeat of Narakasura at the hands of Lord Krishna. All over the world, Hindus celebrate this day, seeing this day as the day when light has overcome darkness and good overcomes evil. It marks a new year for Hindus and is the perfect time to celebrate and innovate.
Meanwhile, Little India was teeming with roadside stands at night, teeming with music and colorful lights. Buyers flock to the streets in search of a comfortable sari (Sari is a favorite of Indian women, measuring 4 to 9 m (sometimes up to 12 meters long). Meters) wrap the body in a variety style), or to fill your basket with food and spices. Houses illuminated with kerosene lamps, sweet treats, and jasmine wreaths are placed on ancestral altars.
The streets and temples of Little India are illuminated with long, bright lights along the streets and form arches and doors for the night markets. Sri Veeramakaliamman, Sri Vadapathira Kaliammanand, and Sri Srinivasa Perumal temples are adorned with light while the whole road to Serangoon is brightly lit to welcome the New Year.
Campbell Lane, on the other hand, organized a street festival for 21 days. Deepavali Festival Village has stalls selling Indian costumes, jewelry, food, furniture, arts, and crafts. Every evening except Sunday, even with Deepavali, local and foreign artists perform songs and dances from south to north India.
DECEMBER
Singapore Marathon
Christmas
Christmas celebrated on December 25, is a great holiday to celebrate in Singapore. All the traditional Christmas decorations are there - sing Christmas music, gather at night, the manger with Christmas statues, flashing fir trees and well-wrapped gifts.Sure, you won't see snow in the tropical area of Singapore, but that doesn't matter - the malls are sprayed with a "nebulizer" and some places have special snow machines that make children very pleasant. Tea and dinner dinners at many hotels at this time will include stuffed turkeys, puddings and cakes.
Christmas is when the shopping circuits on Orchard Road become the busiest. From mid-November to early January, the street is adorned with electronic billboards, holly and bells, at night, the road is lit by thousands of bright lights. Shopping centers organize Christmas themed shows and choir groups. They also compete to see who will be named the best building decorator each year, so watch out for some of the stores outside and the spectacular decor surrounding various themes.
Eve
Don't miss the biggest party night! Celebrate the New Year in the huge Suntec City Fountain, where live music and street dance will keep you enthralled until the next morning. Or, if you like the beach atmosphere, head to Sentosa Island, which will relax your mood and enjoy a refreshing margarita.
If you prefer to celebrate the New Year with your loved ones rather than in the midst of a huge crowd, there are countless bars, restaurants, and hotels that will organize these special events for you
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