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EVENTS & FESTIVALS IN SINGAPORE
Month: May 

Vesaka Day

The holy Buddhist festival that falls on the full moon day of the 5th month, held in commemoration of Lord Buddha on His Birth, Enlightenment, and Death (with the journey to Nirvana) that all fell on that particular full moon day.

The sutras are chanted since the early morning by monks in saffron clad, and Buddhist devotees. Subsequently, imprisoned animals such as birds, turtles, or eels are set free to nature. Besides, there are some money and gifts distributed to the poor by the Buddhists. The celebration includes marching on the streets which are brightened by candlelight and the observers are also welcome to attend the ceremony at Buddhist temples.

 

Festivals & Events in Singapore

In January - Thaipusam
In February - Chinese New Year (depending upon Lunar calendar and may fall in January or March), Hari Raya Haji, Chingay, and River Hong Bao.
In March - Good Friday Easter
In April - Qing Ming Festival
In May - Vesaka Day
In June - Dragon Boat Races Festival.
In July - Null
In August - National Day and Festival of the Hungry Ghost
In September - Moon Cake and Lantern Festival
In October - Festival of the Nine Emperor Gods, Navarathiri and Thimithi
In November - Deepavali (Festival of Light)
In December - Hari Raya Puasa, Christmas and New Year

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