SG Holidays, Festivals & Events Calendar
Destinations, Travel tips, Festivals and Public Holidays
Destinations, Travel tips, Festivals and Public Holidays
May 14th
Monaco the sovereign city state is about to hold Formula One Grand Prix event in less than a month. Being the second smallest country in the world would not prevent Monaco from being one of the greatest host countries of F1 Grand Prix 2012. More >
Apr 24th
The Formula One Grand Prix 2012 is heading to Europe, and Spain will be the first European country to hold the event. Here are the details about the race. More >
Apr 12th
Finally, it’s Bahrain’s turn to hold the greatest racing moment of the year – Formula One Grand Prix. The excitement will be different since Bahrain is the only Middle East country holding the event. Are you ready? Here we go! More >
Apr 10th
Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MoM) has announced official Singapore public holiday calendar for 2013. Based on the holiday calendar, there are eleven days of public holiday in 2013. Many of them falls on either Monday or Friday, making five long weekends to look forward to. More >
Apr 10th
Formula One Grand Prix in China is about to begin. Enjoy the F1 race under the best circumstance flooded with supports from Chinese people. More >
Mar 29th
Earth Hour
Earth Hour is a worldwide event where participants will switch off the lights for an hour. Started in 2007 in Sydney, Earth Hour movement organized by WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) has spread all over the world, with 5,251 cities and towns in 135 countries took part in the event. More >
Mar 26th
Hari Raya in Malaysia and Singapore
Eid al Fitr is the most important festival for Muslims in many parts of the world, including in Singapore and Malaysia, where the festival is called as Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Hari Raya Puasa. It celebrates the end of Ramadan (Puasa Month/ Fasting Month), the month where Muslims are obliged to Puasa (Fasting) from dawn to sunset. More >
Mar 22nd
GSS – The Great Singapore Sale
GSS or Great Singapore Sale, is an annual event organized by Singapore Tourism Board to attract visitors to come to Singapore for shopping. Myriads of items in various stores will be get price discount, often by a significant amount. More >
Mar 21st
Mar 19th
Songkran – Thai New Year 2012
Thai New Year festival, or known as Songkran, is a Thailand festival widely celebrated by foreigner as water festival, where people splash each others with bucket of waters in the streets of Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, and other Thailand cities. What is less known is that the Thai New Year is also a very religious festival, where Thai people pay respect to Buddha by bathing Buddha statue. More >