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Christmas customs fluctuate from nation to nation. Christmas festivities for some, countries incorporate the introducing and lighting of Christmas trees, the hanging of Advent wreaths, Christmas leggings, sweet sticks, setting […]

The National Day of Singapore is praised each year on August 9, in remembrance of Singapore’s autonomy from Malaysia in 1965. This occasion includes a National Day Parade, a location […]

When is Deepavali in Singapore? The Festival of Lights is known as Deepavali (profound – light, vali – cluster) in Singapore. In spite of being for the most part watched […]

Muslims in Singapore recollect their confidence with supplication and reflection during Hari Raya Haji, otherwise called the Festival of Sacrifice. Enduring four days, Hari Raya Haji honors Prophet Ibrahim’s (Abraham’s) […]

Hari Raya Puasa signifies ‘The day of Celebration’. During this celebration in Singapore, individuals visit the mosques and afterward the graves (to welcome any family that died). They celebrate by […]

Buddhists in Singapore and the world over praise the birth, illumination and passing of Buddha on Vesak Day, a period of euphoria, harmony and reflection. Celebrations for Vesak Day start […]

Why labour day is celebrated on 1st May? Work Day (Labor Day in the United States) is a yearly occasion to praise the accomplishments of laborers. Work Day has its […]

Is Good Friday an occasion in Singapore? Christmas and Good Friday are open occasions in Singapore, and the previous is joined by a tempestuous shopping season, yet Easter is for […]

On 31 December, New Year’s Eve, the vast majority keep awake past 12 PM and praise the commencement into the New Year. All through the night, areas like Marina Bay, […]

Singapore is an island country in the southern part of Asia which accommodates a multicultural population. One new years eve, One can witness grand events and interesting mega parties being […]