- January 26°CWeather57Crowds94Affordability82
- February 26°CWeather61Crowds97Affordability94
- March 27°CWeather52Crowds87Affordability90
- April 27°CWeather47Crowds85Affordability82
- May 27°CWeather46Crowds78Affordability79
- June 27°CWeather46Crowds71Affordability84
- July 27°CWeather52Crowds84Affordability82
- August 27°CWeather50Crowds84Affordability90
- September 27°CWeather52Crowds85Affordability97
- October 27°CWeather48Crowds81Affordability96
- November 26°CWeather51Crowds81Affordability99
- December 26°CWeather51Crowds72Affordability74
| Month | Avg temp | Weather | Crowds | Affordability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 26°C | | | |
| February | 26°C | | | |
| March | 27°C | | | |
| April | 27°C | | | |
| May | 27°C | | | |
| June | 27°C | | | |
| July | 27°C | | | |
| August | 27°C | | | |
| September | 27°C | | | |
| October | 27°C | | | |
| November | 26°C | | | |
| December | 26°C | | | |
Higher is better on all three: clearer weather, quieter streets, cheaper to be there.
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Chinese New Year · Jan 29 – Jan 25 · religious
Chinatown lit end-to-end with lanterns; lion dances at every mall, the city's biggest festival - but many small businesses close for three days.
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Ramadan · Feb 12 – Feb 18 · religious
The month of daytime fasting - quieter daylight hours, then streets and tables come alive after sunset for iftar.
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Holi · Feb 26-Mar 4 · festival
The festival of colours - a riotous, joyful spring rite of coloured powder, water and street celebration.
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Eid al-Fitr · Mar 19 – Mar 15 · religious
The joyful close of Ramadan - new clothes, feasting and visiting; one of the warmest, busiest weeks of the year.
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Hari Raya Puasa (variable) · Mar 26-Apr 1 · religious
End-of-Ramadan celebrations - Geylang Serai bazaar buzzes for a month, then a quieter public holiday.
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Easter · Mar 26 – Mar 8 · religious
Holy Week into Easter - processions and quiet reflection give way to a celebratory weekend.
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Eid al-Adha · May 21 – May 17 · religious
The festival of sacrifice - a major public holiday of communal prayers and shared feasts.
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Vesak · May 21 – Jun 3 · religious
Buddha’s birth, enlightenment and passing marked in one day - temple visits, lantern-lit processions and acts of merit.
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Great Singapore Sale · Jun 18 – Jun 8 · festival
Six weeks of nationwide discounts and pop-ups - Orchard Road heaving on weekends.
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Singapore Food Festival · Jul 9 – Jul 22 · festival
Hawker centres and chefs collaborating across the city for two weeks of pop-ups and tastings.
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National Day · Aug 6-12 · holiday
August 9 - parades, jets over Marina Bay, fireworks twice in one night. The most patriotic day of the year.
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Haze season (variable) · Sep 3 – Sep 7 · holiday
Forest-fire smoke drifts from Indonesia - air quality can swing from clear to hazardous within a day.
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Singapore Grand Prix · Sep 17-23 · sport
Marina Bay turned into a Formula 1 circuit at night - hotels triple in price, the city throws a long party.
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Deepavali · Oct 29 – Oct 11 · religious
Little India lit end-to-end for weeks - flower garlands, sweets, oil-lamp displays.
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Orchard Road Christmas · Dec 10 – Dec 31 · religious
The city's most photographed street lit for two months - Gardens by the Bay matching it.
a reason to go mixed worth knowing about
Sources: Open-Meteo · Open-Meteo Air Quality · Google Trends · Google Flights · Religious calendar · Wikivoyage · Nager.date · manual curation
Last updated 2026-06-01