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• Saturday 29 June 2024

ARK11 , Singapore, Singapore

• Monday 01 July 2024 – Wednesday 31 July 2024

Jazz in July 2024 Shai Maestro, Jazzmeia Horn, Pedro Martins, and Pasquale Grasso

Esplanade - Theatres On The Bay , Singapore, Singapore

• Wednesday 03 July 2024

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Esplanade Annexe Studio , Singapore, Singapore

• Friday 05 July 2024

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Esplanade Recital Studio , Singapore, Singapore

• Saturday 06 July 2024

Marquee Singapore , Singapore, Singapore

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*SCAPE The TreeTop , Singapore, Singapore

• Friday 12 July 2024

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• Saturday 20 July 2024

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• Saturday 20 July 2024 – Saturday 20 July 2024

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Phil's Studio , Singapore, Singapore

• Monday 22 July 2024

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• Friday 26 July 2024

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• Saturday 27 July 2024

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Thugshop , Singapore, Singapore

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• Tuesday 30 July 2024

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Pasir Panjang Power Station , Singapore, Singapore

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Singapore Expo , Singapore, Singapore

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The Star Theatre , Singapore, Singapore

• Tuesday 24 December 2024

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Indoor Stadium , Singapore, Singapore

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68 Glorious Things To Do This December 2023 In Singapore To End The Year Right

From magical Christmas events, to a space-themed carnival, dusk-to-dawn celebrations, and more...you won't be short of things to do to end the year this December.

Oh my word, can you believe it’s December ? That year flew by fast. Now it’s time to say goodbye to 2023 and welcome twelve new lovely chapters for 2024 in Singapore . The Lion City comes alive this December with a range of exciting events in the lead up to Christmas and the New Year. From thrilling film festivals and creator events, to festive fairs, sky-high parties, and so much more…you won’t be bored this month. Here’s 68 of the best things to do this December 2023 in Singapore .

1. Fall into outer space

The largest indoor space-themed carnival , SPACE FEST @ Expo , kicks off from December 2 to 31. Visitors are invited to embark on a cosmic adventure with more than 20 Uncle Ring rides and games, delicious F&B stalls, INVADE retail booths, food trucks, live performances, and much more. Delightfully, the carnival is free entry!

📍 Singapore EXPO Hall 6, 6 Expo Dr, Singapore

2. Have a spontaneous rave on the beach

The 20th edition of ZoukOut Singapore is happening on December 2 and 3 with headliners including No.1 global DJ Martin Garrix and electronic music champion Alesso. Asia’s longest running dance music festival and biggest dusk-to-dawn celebration takes place at Siloso Beach in Sentosa . Expect euphoric and unforgettable rave scenes that aims to take partygoers on a journey that transcends borders. Learn more .

📍 Siloso Beach, Sentosa, Singapore 

3. Head to Asia’s biggest media festival

The 10th edition of Singapore Media Festival runs until December 10. With an exciting lineup of events…film lovers, content creators, and pop culture fans will be spoilt for choice. The festival brings together more than 50,000 industry leaders, media professionals, talent, and more individuals from 60 countries globally. Visitors can check out more than 100 films at the 34th Singapore International Film Festival until December 10, Asia TV Forum and Market (Dec 5-8), and Nas Summit Asia (Dec 7-8) with notable Nas Daily. Many of these key events will feature meet-and-greets, celebrity talent sharing insight and knowledge, from Nuseir Yassin to companies like Meta and YouTube, and more. Get tickets .

📍 Various Locations

4. Be merry at Christmas Wonderland

The 10th edition of Singapore’s biggest yuletide fair, Christmas Wonderland , features a supersized fairground with a sensational array of light displays, new carnival games, festive activities, and even SNOW for the whole month from December 1. There are three fun zones including SuperTree Grove, Frosty’s Fairground at The Meadow, and Gingerbread Grove boasting beautiful light displays, a new 20-metre-long pirate ship, a sugar-themed space, and much more. Get the full details .

📍 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953

Continue reading to see our top picks for Christmas 2023 events in Singapore

5. Geek out at Comic Con

Singapore Comic Con and Creator Con is happening on December 9 and 10 as part of Singapore Media Festival. Visitors can enjoy a world of Southeast Asia’s biggest celebration of the best of Western and Asian pop culture. From comics, to gaming content, the best of toys, and other refreshing activities like cosplay competitions and fan-based zones…visitors will be in their element. Be sure to go in costume dressed like your favourite character.

📍 Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore

6. See Yip Yew Chong’s longest artwork

The longest art mural by famous artist – Yip Yew Chong – has popped up in Singapore. Fairmont Singapore collaborated with the Singaporean artist to bring an exhibition showcasing his latest masterpiece which is the longest painting in his career. I Paint My Singapore consists of a 60-metre long acrylic artwork , showcasing 27 scenes spread across panels about Singapore’s past, each measuring 2.2 metres in height and 1.1 metres in width. Delightfully, it’s free-to-enter and runs until January 1, 2024. Learn more .

📍 Level 4, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore

7. Watch heartwarming movies in the wild

Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Cinewav and Gai Gai have teamed up to bring you Dating in the wild at Mandai Wildlife. The experience offers a wholesome movie night next to animals in River Wonders. Relax in Cinewav’s cosy pop-up seats and watch the likes of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle on December 9 or The Greatest Showman on December 16. The movies begin at 7.30pm. Get tickets on Klook .

📍 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826

8. Let the kids run free at Chaos Lab

Need a way to entertain children over the school holidays ? Well, they can enter a world of chaos at a popular lab-themed playground for children at the airport. Chaos Lab features slime, a ball pit, neon graffiti, meet with mad scientists, and more activities, among the chaos. After huge success in Australia, the playground opens at the new T2 in Changi Airport . Tickets are on sale here .

📍 Terminal 2, Changi Airport, Singapore 

9. Go wild at the world’s first NFT inflatable park

Prime Planet Inflatable Park kicks off on December 8 to January 1. Presented by X Agency and Trip.com, the world’s first NFT inflatable park invites visitors to play on a massive inflatable playground, featuring 15 huge bouncy castles, 150,000 balls, and an NFTverse at the outdoor carpark beside Leisure Park Kallang. Definitely, it’s a fantastic place for children and adults this December.

📍 Leisure Park Kallang, 5 Stadium Walk, Singapore 

10. Hear songs and stories from talented siblings Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason

There are few families more talented than the UK’s Kanneh-Masons. Six of the seven siblings made the semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talent in 2015, Sheku became the first Black instrumentalist to win the BBC’s Young Musician of the Year and played at the wedding of Prince Harry & Meghan Markle, and Isata has performed alongside Sir Elton John.

Wonderfully, the brother and sister duo have had a remarkable career in music, and neither of them are yet 30 – and now the pair will play in Victoria Concert Hall on December 13 . Join them on their journey through the world of music at a special event for an unforgettable night of songs and stories. When they’re not featured players in some of the world’s best orchestras, both siblings tour the world spreading their love for classical music and inspiring young black artists to pursue their dreams in the industry. The stop in Singapore is an incredible chance for you to see two of the leading young lights of the classic music world in person, and hear them play live. Get tickets on Fever .

📍 Victoria Concert Hall, Singapore 

11. Enjoy Jewel’s first Super Mario experience

Jewel Changi Airport is celebrating the festive season with a first-of-its-kind Super Mario event. Delightfully, Pipe Around the World at Jewel offers a Super Mario adventure with photo ops, meet-and-greets, and limited edition shopping, until January 1, 2024. Shiseido Forest Valley boasts a range of Super Mario attractions concepted in collaboration with Nintendo. There are 56 pipes throughout Jewel, eight photo displays featuring the likes of Yoshi and Princess Peach, and much more happening. Get the full details .

📍 Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 

12. Take your pets to a festive carnival

On December 2 and 3, Eastpoint Mall will play host to a festive carnival for dog lover s, cat enthusiasts, and even pony admirers. The pet-friendly festival will feature dozens of shopping booths, adoption pop-ups, RDA pony interactions, a pet-friendly Christmas Tree Cookie Workshop, festive treats for dogs and cats, and much more. Your fur babies will have a paw-tastic time! Wonderfully, Pawradise Pets Carnival is free entry!

📍 Eastpoint Mall, 3 Simei Street 6, Singapore 528833

13. Watch a FREE movie under the stars

Nightflix Somerset is a new outdoor movie series kicked off in November. Attendees can watch movies for free, under the stars, at Somerset Youth Park every first Saturday of each month so December 2. The films will play from 7.30pm to around 9.15pm. There will be free ice cream during the movies to add to the excitement. Learn more .

📍 121 Somerset Road, Somerset Youth Park, Singapore

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14. zoom down ice slides at ice magic.

Curated by Apollo Entertainment Media and Trident Consultancy, Ice Magic: Winter Wonderland is Singapore’s largest indoor winter pop-up experience at Bayfront Event Space from December 9 to January 21, 2024. The touring winter playground promises to be even more enchanting than last year. From snowy activities, to ice slides, interactive snow games, and more….it will bring the ultimate festive cheer. Learn more about Ice Magic .

15. Frolic under magical snowfall at Tanglin Mall

Experience real snow at one of the most popular places to see snow in Singapore. Tanglin Mall is known for their festive snowfall sessions since the late 1990s – and 2023 is no different. Wonderfully, children and adults can frolic under avalanches and blizzards of snow at 7.30pm to 8pm every evening until January 1. Certainly, one of the best things to do this December in Singapore.

📍 163 Tanglin Rd, Singapore 247933

16. Jam at Sentosa’s first Christmas festival

Sentosa Island is hosting its first island wide Christmas festival this season. On December 2, 9, 16, and 20 to 25, visitors can expect dozens of free festive events, outdoor performances, thrilling family-friendly activities, outdoor cinemas, and much more. Plus, there will be a Countdown Party to ring in 2024 on December 31. Additionally, there’ll be Jazz By The Cove from December 8 to 17 for Jazz lovers.

📍 Sentosa Island, Singapore 

17. Be mesmerised by Christmas light displays

From beautiful Disney-themed displays to old favourites, winter playhouses, and enchanting light-ups such as Christmas On A Great Street …the city has really gone all out this year with Christmas decorations . So, we’ve made a large list of the most unmissable Christmas lights displays in Singapore. Plus, there’s a couple of festive pop-ups on the list for some extra Christmas cheer. Get the list .

📍 Various Locations 

18. Wander a Viking-inspired wintery wonderland

Poinsettia Wishes – A Nordic Christmas Adventure returns to Flower Dome at Gardens By The Bay as a symbol of Christmas until January 1. Be inspired by more than 20 varieties of poinsettias, as well as Vikings in the form of cuddly Nordic elves, adorable miniature warriors, displays like a dreamy fishing village and enchanting Christmas trees, and much more. Get tickets on Gardens By The Bay .

📍 Flower Dome, Gardens By The Bay, Singapore

19. Be enchanted by a Candlelight holiday concert

Singapore’s finest venues are lit by candlelight every month. And, the holiday season is the perfect excuse to go to one. For instance, last year Victoria Theatre was light up by flickering lights and a selection of Christmas favourites were played by performers. For 2023, expect Home Alone beats, The Nutcracker, and other candlelight tributes .  Keep an eye on the Fever page for shows . Otherwise, here’s what we know is already on the calendar:

🕯 Candlelight: Magical Movie Soundtracks at The Arts House (December 13)

🕯 Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay at The Arts House (December 14)

🕯 Candlelight: Holiday Classics on Piano (December 15)

🕯 Candlelight: Holiday Special ft. “The Nutcracker” & More (December 16)

🕯 Candlelight Christmas: Love Actually, Home Alone & More (December 22)

🕯 Candlelight: Best of Joe Hisaishi at S.E.A. Aquarium (December 29)  

20. Go the first Mr. Bucket’s Christmas Village

Until December 31, Mr. Bucket’s Chocolaterie Christmas Village is the perfect place to feel like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – in honour of the new Wonka movie in cinemas starring Timothée Chalamet as young chocolatier Willy Wonka. The festive pop-up offers activities like a Festive Creation Station where you can make chocolate Christmas trees, eat limited-edition bakery goodies , and much more. Learn more .

📍 13 Dempsey Rd, #01-03/04, Singapore 249674

21. Be joyful at a candy-themed wonderland

Step into a realm of candy to celebrate Christmas from now until January 1 at Changi Festive Village . Visitors can explore a whimsical world of candy through a variety of interactive zones including Candy Wonderland, a Candy Carnival, an all-new Candy Snow House that will transport you to Lapland to make sweet memories this season. Plus, some candyland attractions will be extended until March 31, 2024. Learn more .

📍 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666

22. Shop around the best Christmas markets

Eat festive treats and fill your bags with loads of goodies at the best Christmas markets in Singapore. These markets are perfect for some early gifts or last minute gems, hampers, authentic decorations, and more. Discover the best Christmas markets in Singapore .

23. Get excited at Marina Bay Countdown 2024

Find the best New Year’s Eve experience to welcome the new year in Singapore on December 31. There’ll be countdown parties in a number of venues across Singapore. For instance, Sand Bar’s annual New Year’s Eve Countdown Beach Party is back for $25 unique beach party live music, fire dancers, and more. Meanwhile, Nizalina is hosting a one-night only Masquerade Ball, The Enchanted Ball of Eden , from 9.30pm to 3am at Level 4 of Pullman Singapore Orchard.

Particularly, one of the most popular to ring in the new year of 2024 is the Marina Bay Singapore Countdown . Find the best things to do on NYE 2023 in Singapore .

24. Spread festive cheer at Resorts World Sentosa

Resorts World Sentosa is the perfect place to take children this season. For 2023, Superstar Christmas offers music concerts featuring K-pop and DJs like Hello Kitty, enchanting light displays like a 10m tall Christmas Tree of Wonders, art installations, snowfall, delicious dining offers, and more from December 1. Additionally, there’ll be a first-ever 555 Thai Music Festival, as well as a wild and wet raves at Adventure Cove Waterpark from December 16 to December 31.

Plus, Universal Studios Singapore is returning with A Universal Christmas alongside all the festive fun at Resorts World Sentosa. From December 2 to January 1, expect iconic live shows , snowfall sessions, thrilling rides, games, and other park activities. Get tickets .

📍  8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269

25. Get lost in a dystopian maze

Until December 2, you can swing by the Science Centre Singapore’s UNTAME onsite experience from 10am to 5pm. It features an immersive trippy maze, ig-worthy displays , hidden clues, and a freaky escape room-style zone where, for example, guests are transported into a world of food extinction in 2123. Definitely, it’s one of the best things to do this December in Singapore. Tickets begin at $12.90.

📍 Marquee, Science Centre Singapore

26. Paint like Picasso in the dark

Enjoy a unique neon-lit painting workshop at this iconic event this December. Lean into your creative side at Paint In The Dark at The Common Good. Let the glowing colours inspire you, no matter what level of painting you have. Each attendee will be treated to the perfect social activity, alongside relaxing music, and receive a free complimentary drink. Learn more or get tickets here .

📍  The Common Good, 169 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore

27. Try a cinematic film-inspired dining experience

Nom Nom Cinema is a new cinema event where visitors can indulge on delicious meals inspired by the movie you’re actually watching on the big screen. The one-of-a-kind experience is a collaboration with Andsoforth on selected dates at Haus217 until December 29. The Grand Budapest Hotel is paired with a menu that refines the movie itself for the month of December. Learn more or find tickets starting at $118 .

📍 Haus217, 217 Lavender Street, Singapore

28. Marvel at the richness of Southeast Asia and Latin America

Learn about the rich heritage of Southeast Asia and Latin America at a new exhibition in National Gallery Singapore. Tropical: Stories from Southeast Asia and Latin America compromises more than 200 paintings, sculptures, immersive displays, prints, and more artifacts spanning the 20th century. It’s on until March 24, 2024. Get tickets on National Gallery .

📍 National Gallery, Singapore

29. Glide at Singapore’s first retro roller skating festival

The first Retro Roller Skating Festiva l in Singapore is on until January 1. RollerMania 3.0 sees the Plaza Singapura Carpark transformed into a neon-lit disco and carnival, for people of all ages to enjoy. The epic dance party is presented by Trip.com with The X Agency. The one-of-a-kind roller skating experience features a funky throwback setting with disco lights, retro vibes, interactive displays for the best photo opportunities, carnival games, and LED-lit wheels on skates. Learn more .

📍 Plaza Singapura Carpark, Level 7, Singapore

30. Hangout at the Nintendo Pop-Up Store

A Nintendo Pop-Up store is opened at Jewel until January 1. It’s the first time a store of its kind has popped up in Southeast Asia. It will feature interactive displays and exclusive merchandise from games like Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Animal Crossing, and more. Definitely, one of the best things to do this December for video game lovers in Singapore.

📍 Level 04-220/221, Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 

31. Party at Tipsy Unicorn Beach Club

Sentosa’s hottest new beach club – Tipsy Unicorn – will host a set of unforgettable events this month. There’ll be world-class DJs, the first-ever alcohol buffet Waterfall Liquid Buffet on December 2 and 3 featuring free-flow house pours for three hours, alongside Christmas parties on selected nights with global guest DJs spinning groovy tunes, a New Year’s Eve party, and so much more. Learn more about Tipsy Unicorn Beach Club in Sentosa .

📍 36 Siloso Bch Walk, #01-01, Singapore 099007

32. Score free cookies at the Magic of Hope Café

From December 7 to 17, the first-ever Magic of Hope pop-up café along Orchard Road is offering limited edition Geneco Tote Bags, Yellow Ribbon Bakery festive cookies for free on December 9, 10, 16 and 17, with special appearances by TikTok influencers, and much more. The café is located right outside ION Orchard.

📍 Outside ION Orchard, Orchard Road, Singapore

33. Discover the secrets of wildlife

Mandai Wildlife Group is offering unique new experiences to end the year at River Wonders and Night Safari. Secret Wild-erland is a day-to-night journey across multizone zones until March 17. Expect dazzling digital displays, educational experiences, spot animals hidden at Night Safari while you can step into a Big Book and the signature Tipi Tent transforms into a Mystical Bar with Air New Zealand until December 31. It features unique dining under projects of NZ Southern Lights, cocktails and other festive treats. Plus, guests stand a chance to win a return trip to New Zealand . Get the details .

34. Boogie at a festive silent disco in the sky

On December 16, , Pelago’s Silent Disco returns atop SkyPark in Marina Bay Sands for the Christmas Moon party . Pop on your headsets, complete with LED lights, and get ready to dance to three different styles of music. From electronic tunes to rock, and more…it’s the perfect nightlife experience in the sky. Tickets cost $45.

📍 Level 57, 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956

35. Score tickets to Harry Potter: The Forbidden Forest in Singapore

We have to wait for this one to open in Sentosa on February 3, 2024. However, tickets are on sale now and they are selling FAST . Singaporeans are invited to embark on the Forbidden Forest Experience outdoor walk and explore the Wizarding World like never before. The world-famous experience features magical creatures from the Harry Potter™ and Fantastic Beasts™ films, and more to make you feel like you’re wandering around near Hogwarts. Learn more .

📍 Sentosa Coastal Walk, Singapore 

36. Snap photos with Disney characters

Asia’s largest POP MART holiday event featuring Disney-themed installations is happening at CapitaLand Malls for the festive season. Wander around 16 CapitaLand Malls to see large-than-life toys like Pinocchio at Funan, Belle and the Beast at Westgate, a 360 multi-sensory enchanted train at Raffles City, projection light shows and much more. If you strike a pose and share it to Instagram, you could win a prize!

37. Say goodbye to Giant Panda Le Le

On December 13, famous two-year-old Giant Panda Cub Le Le will make his final public appearance in the Pavilion Capitol Giant Panda Forest at River Wonders before being sent to China in January 2024. Mandai Wildlife Group will say farewell to Le Le with a number of photo displays, exhibits, a mailbox for fan mail, and more fun for visitors.

38. Journey the world of art with a tiger

Singapore Art Museum is hosting an epic solo exhibition by critically acclaimed Singaporean artist Ho Tzu Nyen. The exhibition, Ho Tzu Nyen: Time & the Tiger , features eight major installations that have travelled across the world including a new commissioned titled T for Time of Ho’s work over the past two decades. It’s on at Tanjong Pagar Distripark until March 3, 2024.

📍 9 Keppel Rd, #01-02, Singapore 089065

39. Fall into Disney movies at a new immersive experience

Why not check out this magical Disney exhibition at The Sands Theatre inside Marina Bay Sands? The venue will be transformed into a captivating world of Disney magic, where visitors embark on a magical once-in-a-lifetime journey through Disney’s best animated movies. Presented by Base Entertainment Asia in partnership with Disney Animation Studios, visitors can become part of the story and discover a whole new world of Disney animation unlike anything you have ever imagined until December 31. Learn more .

📍 The Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 

40. Get educated at a new exhibition

There are a number of new exhibitions in town. For instance, Mars: The Red Mirror opened last weekend at the ArtScience Museum and features more than 12,000 years of history, science and research of the planet. It’s on until April 2024. While New Eden: Science Fiction Mythologies Transformed is a new art exhibition at Art Science Museum opened in October. It aims to transport visitors to extraordinary new worlds, uncovering new perspectives on the genre of science fiction, alternative realms, and more – inspired by Asia’s rich history and culture. It will be on until March.

📍 ArtScience Museum, Singapore

41. Be entertained by live music in the coolest club

Step into swanky live music lounge , Cool Cats , which will host a number of epic acts this December. Music lovers will be treated to humbling sounds of jazz over the weekend. Definitely, one of the best things to do this weekend. Get tickets for the weekend here .

📍 Cool Cats at NCO Club, 32 Beach Rd, Singapore 189764

42. Practice winter sports at Trifecta

Make your winter Christmas dreams come through with the thrill of mountains, waves, and skating – all under one roof – at a new attraction on Orchard Road. Trifecta Singapore is an iconic multitask sports centre by adventure sports company, The Ride Side. Located next to Somerset Skate Park, Trifecta houses three action sports arenas offering unique sports experiences.  Learn more .

📍 Orchard Road, Singapore 

43. Try to win a mystery trip from Changi Airport

The Changi Airport Shall We Just Go? campaign runs for 12 weeks and it features six mystery destinations within a four-hour direct flight radius of Singapore. Until December 19, a secret destination will be revealed each week. Participants pay $1 to enter and the prize package includes a pair of return economy class tickets and $500 of Trip.com vouchers for accommodation. The getaways are four days and three nights for two people. Learn more about the competition .

44. Be captivated by LKY: The Experience

An iconic new immersive experience , dedicated to our founding father, Lee Kuan Yew . It features more than 20 interactive rooms across three zones, inviting you to discover the man behind the name, and 100 years of legacy . It depicts his story from childhood to adulthood through rainbow slides, novel retelling, cool installations, activities, and so much more until December 31. Learn more about the experience .

📍 11 Prinsep Link, Singapore 187949

Other things to do this December in Singapore:

45. say hello to nocturnal creatures.

Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal zoo located in Mandai. It’s one of the best attractions in Singapore because visitors can hop on a buggy or walking tour, with guided experts, to get up close and personal with wild animals – who only come out at night. Book via the Fever website . Plus, it’s one of the best things to do at night in Singapore.

46. Visit National Library Board’s first character-themed library

Until March 2024, there is a Garfield x Mr Kiasu pop-up library at The Centrepoint. It’s the first character-themed pop-up library by the National Library Board (NBL) . Visitors can wander a nostalgic comic book HBD home-inspired space, read books in a quirky setting, admire wall murals and illustrations, and much more. Entry is free and the library is opened from 10am to 10pm daily.

📍 Level 1, The Centrepoint, Singapore 

47. Go on an instagrammable adventure

Social media lovers will enjoy the most instagrammable foods in Singapore. Additionally, find the most instagrammable bars in Singapore at night, then the most instagrammable cafes in Singapore during the day, and let’s not forget about the most instagrammable places to capture picture-perfect shots.

48. Wander around Chinatown

Chinatown in Singapore was crowned one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world this year. From beautiful street art, to ig-worthy spots , various temples, a buzzing nightlife, hawker centres, and other hidden gems…it’s the perfect place to explore. Find out the coolest things to do in Chinatown .

📍 Chinatown, Singapore

49. Dance inside Singapore’s first AI-powered futuristic nightclub

ARK 11 is a revolutionary new nightclub that opened in September at Orchard Central. The quirky space-themed nightclub, using AI and immersive technology, to offer clubgoers the ultimate party experience. Feel like you’ve stepped into a sci-fi movie once you’ve pushed the big button which unveils a space tunnel that leads to a dance club in a vessel. From trippy holographic designs to AI-powered bartenders serving drinks…you can’t miss it. Learn more about ARK 11 .

📍 Orchard Central Level 11, 181 Orchard Rd, #11 – 01 / 02, Singapore 238896

50. Enjoy Sentosa’s new attractions

Sentosa Island offers many new attractions to keep people of all ages entertained. Delightfully, they recently launched a new entertainment facility, featuring eight immersive activities, including Asia’s first gamified electric go-karts spread across three levels, a mini golf course, and two exotic beach clubs. Learn more about The Palawan @ Sentosa .

📍 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233

51. Smash some stuff

Are you stressed? Need to release your anger? we’ve got the perfect 30-minute activity to do this weekend. The Fragment Room offers rage therapy where guests can smash everything in sight, from glasses to vases, plates, and more – in a space created for breakables at Singapore’s first rage room. Get tickets on Fever . .Additionally, it’s one of the best team bonding ideas if you’re looking for something to do with your office!

📍 490 MacPherson Rd, Singapore, 368198

52. Travel back to the 60s

Go on a whirlwind journey through Singapore on this unique audio and art experience on various dates in December. In the game, be transported back in time to the 1960s in Jalan Besar, with the help from Rosa and Kiran. Sessions begin at 5.30pm. Get tickets here . Find out more .

53. Venture across the causeway

Johor Bahru is an idyllic place to explore just 40 minutes drive from Singapore. The Malaysian city has a thriving food scene, wonderful selection of attractions like sky-high views at Skyscape, and diverse cultural experiences to keep you entertained for the full day. Read our guide about the best things to do in JB . otherwise, find the best cafes to hop around while there.

📍 Johor Bahru, Malaysia 

54. Zoom down Singapore’s longest indoor waterslide

Aqua Adventure is an exciting new 3-storey indoor amusement park featuring a range of water play zones, as well as a mix of dry interactive activities. It’s Singapore’s first integrated all-weather water adventure centre located at Bedok Reservoir. It offers a thrilling mix of wet and dry activities. Particularly, it is home to Singapore’s longest indoor waterslide, spanning 114m, called Double Trouble Aqua Tube . Additionally, there’s an 85m long indoor Blackhole Aqua Slide , involving a 12 to 15 second plunge to the bottom for riders. Learn more about Aqua Adventure .

📍 HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Rd, Singapore

55. Dine in a unique restaurant

From dining in a plane to discovering the underwater world, Singapore is filled with an array of peculiar, extraordinary gastronomical experiences to take advantage of. Delightfully, we’ve already made a list of the most unique eateries (cafes and restaurants) for a whimsical food affair in Singapore.

56. Go on a camping trip

Camping under the stars in Singapore is an exciting and affordable thing to do for people of all ages. From beautiful beaches to nature-filled parks offering hiking trails, a myriad of outdoor activities, and even barbecue pits to cook up the storm and host a picnic…we’ve listed the best camping experiences in Singapore . Definitely, one of the best things to do this December when it’s dry in Singapore.

57. Go for a rooftop drink

Indulge in your guiltiest pleasures, high in the sky , against the backdrop of the stunning Singapore skyline this weekend . Why not sip a cocktail at one of the best rooftop bars in Singapore, otherwise enjoy a delicious meal at nightfall at a sensational rooftop dining restaurant . The choice is yours!

58. Hide away in a secret bar

Looking for a cool place to slow down, hide away from the rain and celebrate life? Well, there’s dozens of secret bars in Singapore offering a one-of-a-kind hospitality experience. From creative new speakeasies like Synthesis , quirky bars concealed behind vending machines, and secret doorways to other worlds…you’ll be spoilt for options. Find the perfect secret bar to relax at this weekend .

59. Hike through a nature park

Get fit and healthy by trekking through one of Singapore’s best parks or gardens or challenging yourself to a hike on a dry day? no doubt you’ll have a good time.

60. Get lost at Future World

From the creators of the world-famous Mori Digital Art Museum in Tokyo , this gram-worthy exhibition invites you to lose yourself in an exciting universe of art, magic and science among 16 borderless digital interactive installations. Wonderfully, it just received an upgrade. Get tickets on Fever .

📍 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974

61. Recharge at an infinity pool or hotel

Why not use a dry day to book a relaxation session high in the sky? There are many infinity pools across the city, boasting marvellous views to the sea and beyond. Find a pool experience . Otherwise, why not staycation at one of the best hotels in Singapore for a change?

📍 Various Locations 

62. Indulge at a hawker centre

Singapore is full of bustling hawker centres and food courts, where locals and tourists alike can feast on both local and international culinary delights at a cheap price – all for less than $5 or $10. From satay and laksa, to fried kway teow…we’ve listed our favourite hawker centres for you to enjoy the best food. Definitely, the best place to find cheap eats this December too!

63. Go wild at X-Scap8

Discover a range of adrenaline-pumping activities for all ages at this new interactive indoor playground on Orchard Road. From climbing 10m high to destressing in a smash lab, acting as a warrior in a challenge and much more…you won’t be bored. A perfect rainy day activity if you ask us!

📍 Orchard Road, Singapore

64. Uncover Singapore’s hidden secret places

We’ve already listed a range of hidden secret places to visit in Singapore. Be sure to bring your camera for uncovering secret places around the city!

65. Learn a new skill at a workshop

One of the best things to do when it’s raining is signing up for a creative workshop . For example, Spin Art is a popular therapeutic activity by Spin Paint House, which involves expressing yourself through art using custom-built tables, designed to spin canvases at high speeds. Read further about Spin Art .

66. Treat yourself to a luxury cruise

On selected dates in December, Royal Albatross Luxury Tall Ship is offering 2-hour breakfast cruises or 3-hour sunset dinner cruises . Climb abroad the epic ship, and be treated to the life of luxury, whether it be a scrumptious breakfast buffet , with unlimited coffee, or a delectable 4-course dinner, against the backdrop of Sentosa beaches, and the Singapore skyline. Definitely, a dreamy date idea if you ask us! Get tickets here .

📍 Royal Albatross Luxury Tall Ship, 8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269

67. Challenge a friend in a board game café

Use a rainy day for the ultimate games evening at Settlers Café – a new 24/7 board games café opened in a new location. Enjoy delicious meals and a range of games for between one to 30 players. Superb for all your nigh owls or insomniacs. Read further about the new Settlers here .

📍 Serangoon Rd, 562, Singapore 218178

68. Try some escape rooms

Team up with a friend or be their enemy, and select between a variety of fun or terrifying games at a number of escape rooms across Singapore. Our favourites include Trapped , which features more than 70 of the latest escape room props, across seven exciting rooms, 28 hidden chambers, and actors to enhance the experience. The plot is that you’re kidnapped and must try to break out the room by solving mysterious, deciphering clues, crawling through tunnels, and more. Get tickets on Fever . In fact, it’s one of the best things to do year round in Singapore .

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Visiting Singapore in December – The definitive guide

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With over 17 million international visitors per year, Singapore is a highly touted tourist destination. Widely recognised as a clean (inspite of the large influx of tourists) and safe city, Singapore, often called the Lion City, is home to innumerable activities and attractions including amusement parks, historical temples, and luxurious malls. If you're planning a visit here in the month of December, we've got a lot to tell you!

What makes Singapore in December special?

• Ideal weather : December marks the onset of the Northeast Monsoon season and is the coldest month of the year, although it’s only a couple of degrees lower than the average temperature throughout the year. Nonetheless, you will be able to feel the slight difference in temperature and with the relatively high humidity and rainfall, you will be thankful for the little dip in degrees. The cool weather makes it perfect to stroll around the city (with an umbrella, of course) and admire the natural, green beauty that Singapore is known for.
• Bustling crowds : This can be a deal breaker for some, but during the months of December to June, Singapore experiences its high tourist season. The city is filled with people from all over the world and it makes for a lively atmosphere all around. Since it’s the tourist season, there are a lot of fun events, live performances, parties and cultural happenings that take place around the city. One thing is for certain, if you decide to visit in December, you will not have a single second to spare.
• New Year’s Eve : There is no better way to usher in the New Year than to spend it partying on the rooftops in Singapore. New Year’s day is a national holiday in Singapore and people are in their best, festive moods. With a ton of parties, brunches and other fun things happening, Singapore is where you want to be this December 31st.

Singapore weather in December

December tends to be the coolest month of the year in Singapore with the temperatures ranging between 24°C to 29°C. December also happens to be the month that experiences the maximum rainfall, with an average of 269mm. If you do to plan to visit in December, make sure you carry your umbrella and raincoat!

Visiting Singapore in December : Things to do

Singapore zoo.

One of Singapore’s most popular attractions is the Singapore Zoo . Home to over 300 species of mammals, reptiles, and birds, this zoo is the perfect way to get up close and personal with your favourite wildlife creatures. Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the Singapore Zoo has a series of exciting activities lined up for you in the upcoming months which you simply cannot miss.

December Timings

80 Mandai Lake Rd, 729826 Singapore Getting There ›

Universal Studios

Universal Studios is a must-do for all thrill-seekers and adrenaline-junkies out there. With a ton of rides, roller-coasters and interactive shows, this Hollywood themed park is a perfect way to spend your time on Sentosa Island.

• December 1: 11 AM - 6 PM
• December 2-17: 10 AM to 8 PM
• December 18-31: 10 AM to 9 PM

8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269 Singapore Getting There ›

National Gallery Singapore

This National Gallery Singapore is the world’s largest public collection of Southeast Asian and Singaporean art, with over 8,000 pieces on display. The National Gallery is currently hosting Asia’s first Minimalist Art Exhibition, till April 2019, so make sure you go for this if you do plan to visit the gallery.

December Timings: 10 AM - 7 PM

1 St Andrew's Rd, 178957 Singapore Getting There ›

Marina Bay Sands Skypark

Perched 200 meters above the heart of Singapore is one of the world’s largest and most lavish observation decks, the Marina Bay Sands Skypark. Enjoy the unparalleled, panoramic views of Singapore, atop the clouds, in the cool December air and make memories that will last you a lifetime and beyond.

10 Bayfront Ave, 018956 Singapore Singapore Getting There ›

River Safari Singapore

Meander through the river in this one-of-a-kind wildlife park that houses over 6,000 animal and over 40 threatened species! Check out the Chinese Salamander and the Mekong Catfish as you make your way through the safari. There are a number of fun events taking place here this month, including ‘River Lockdown’, ‘River Trails - The Fearsome Edition’, ‘Fearsome Feeds with River Creatures’ and a few more (You can find the list here). Be sure to check these out in the month of December.

Adventure Cove Waterpark

Another one of Singapore’s top attractions is the Adventure Cove Waterpark in Sentosa. You can enjoy thrilling water slides, chill out in the Adventure River, snorkel with over 20,000 tropical fish or even come face to face with some sharks! With a whole bunch of exciting things to do, it’s going to be hard to pick one.

• Daily from 10 AM to 5 PM

8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, 098269 Singapore Getting There ›

Gardens by the Bay

Perhaps one of Singapore’s greatest creations in recent years, Gardens by the Bay is a futuristic nature park located right in the centre of the city. The idea for the park was part of the nation’s plan to transform from the ‘Garden City’ to a ‘City in a Garden’. With the largest largest glass greenhouse in the world (the Flower Dome) and other magnificent art installations, Gardens by the Bay has become Singapore’s most visited attraction. Again, there are a number of events taking place here in December, including the ever-popular Christmas Wonderland. You can find the entire list here.

• Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, OCBC Skyway, & Supertree Observatory: Daily, 9 AM to 9 PM
• Floral Fantasy: Monday-Friday from 10 AM - 7 PM; Saturday-Sunday from 10 AM - 8 PM
• Active Garden: Daily from 5 AM - 2 AM
• Bay of East Garden: 24 hours

18 Marina Gardens Dr, 018953 Singapore Getting There ›

Singapore Cable Car

Who doesn’t love a good cable car ride? Enjoy a thrilling 30-minute cable car journey that takes you from mainland Singapore to Sentosa, and all the while enjoy the lovely sights, including Mount Faber Park, Universal Studios, Resorts World Sentosa and others, in the beautiful December air.

• Daily from 8:45 AM to 9:30 PM

1 Harbourfront Ave, tower 2 Keppel Bay Tower, 098632 Singapore Getting There ›

For the ultimate adventure seekers, this is for you. Located on Siloso Beach in Sentosa, AJ Hackett has a number of thrill-seeking and blood-pumping activities like the Skywalk, the Giant Swing and 47 meter high Bungy Jump. Having catered to over 4 million people all around the world, AJ Hackett is now in Singapore and is ready to take you to the next level. The only question is - Are you?

• Monday, Thursday, & Friday: 1:30 PM - 7:30 PM
• Saturday, Sunday, & public holidays: 12:30 PM - 8 PM

30 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, 099011 Singapore Getting There ›

Art Science Museum

The Art Science Museum in Singapore is the first of its kind in the world, and is a place to explore technology, art, science and culture, all under one roof. The museum has 21 galleries spread over 5000 square meters, and although it has own permanent exhibitions, it is the temporary exhibitions on display here, that attract the crowds. There are a number of temporary exhibitions that will be displayed in the month of December, you can find the entire list here.

6 Bayfront Ave, 018974 Singapore Getting There ›

Singapore in December : Events to look out for

Immersive Disney Animation

November 18 - December 31, 2023 Step right into your favourite Disney movie with Immersive Disney Animation, a 360° multi-sensory experience that takes you inside your favourite Walt Disney Animation Studios movies. The event is taking place in Marina Bay Sands Theater.

December 2-3, 2023 Singapore's most epic music and dance festival, ZoukOut is back for its 20th anniversary! With an exciting lineup of international DJs and local talents, partgoers can be assured of a good time, with a food village, activity booths, custom installations, and roving acts.

Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay

December 1, 2023 - January 1, 2024 Gardens by the Bay, since 2014, has hosted the annual Christmas Wonderland, a yuletide fair full of live entertainment, fancy sculptures, beautiful installations, dazzling lighting and of course, a ton of Christmas cheer. With carnival games and rides such as the carousel, Christmas train and spinning tea cups it is perfect for the entire family. All in all, Christmas Wonderland is a wonderful place to be this holiday season.

New Year’s Eve Marina Bay Countdown

December 31, 2023 New Year’s Eve in Singapore is perhaps the most celebrated, famous and popular event of the year with an astounding 300,000 people making their way to the Lion City to welcome the new year. The Civic District kicks things off with a Countdown Market from 4 PM - 12 AM. You can head down to Marina Bay waterfront and catch the fireworks, along with some lovely music, lights and lasers. Clarke Quay also organizes a stunning fireworks display along with a number of street performers there to entertain the crowds. It's fun unlimited and you must not miss it!

Singapore in December : 5-day itinerary

Planning to spend 5 days during your visit to Singapore in December? Here's our handcrafted 5 day itinerary to spend 5 memorable days in Singapore.

5 Days in Singapore Itinerary

3 Hour Singapore City Guided Walking Tour

National Museum of Singapore

Night Out in Chinatown

River Safari

Singapore Zoo & Rainforest Lumina

Night Safari

Universal Studios Singapore

Wings of Time

Gardens By The Bay

Jurong Bird Park

Kayaking at Pulan Ubin

Singapore december essentials.

Language English, Malay, Chinese & Tamil

Time zone GMT+8

Country Code +65

Socket Type G

Currency Singapore dollar (SGD)

December marks the official start of the northeast monsoon season in Singapore, hence this month is wet! You will see a staggering 269 mm of rain falls over 25 days but thanks to the city and its transport being well planned, you won't have issues getting around despite the rain. You can expect to soak in 6 hours of sunshine during this month and temperatures ranging to highs of 26°C and lows of 23°C.

Where to stay while visiting Singapore in December

Singapore is infamous for its exorbitant rates on accommodation and stay, especially during the tourist season. However there are a few budget hotels and hostels where you can stay, without compromising on quality. Some of them include - Holiday Inn Express on Orchard Road, Ibis Singapore, Hotel 81, Fisher BnB, The Bohemian, Hotel 1929, and if you’re feeling adventurous, you can even try the Spacepod Hostels.

What to pack for visiting Singapore in December

Given the cold and rainy weather in December, it will do you well to carry an umbrella and a cardigan or sweater at all times. You can also carry some loose, airy clothing considering that the humidity will be at a high during this season.

Getting around Singapore in December

Singapore has a well-connected, efficient public transportation system. You can travel to any part of the city by bus, taxi or the MRT (mass rapid transit). The fastest and most hassle free of getting around the city is by MRT . Do yourself a favour and purchase the Singapore Tourist Pass. Depending on the number of days you choose (1, 2 or 3 day pass), you get unlimited rides on the Singapore transportation network.

Must try delicasies while visiting Singapore in December

It is common knowledge Singapore is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities, with people from all over the world making this city their home. This multiculturalism is greatly reflected in its food, which has taken influence from cuisines all around the world. From street vendors to Michelin Star restaurants, Singapore has it all. Here are 5 dishes you absolutely must feast on the next time you visit the Lion City.

Considered one of Singapore’s national dishes, Hainanese Chicken Rice is one of the most popular and most widely eaten foods across the country. It is available almost everywhere in Singapore but the best place to try it would be the Tian Tian food stall, a place which has been visited by Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay.

This is for all you seafood lovers out there. The chili crab is a singaporean specialty, and it involves cooking crab in either a spicy tomato chile sauce or in a black pepper sauce. Contrary to the name, this dish is not really spicy and can be enjoyed by all. The best place to try this dish is the Mellben Seafood Restaurant in Ang Mo Kio.

Although this is not a traditional Singaporean dish, rather an Arabic delicacy made popular here, Singapore is famous for its preparation of this stuffed flatbread. Murtabak is a ‘naan’ bread usually stuffed with eggs, chicken, sweet onion and spices, and the ultimate place to gorge on this delectable treat is at Singapore Zam Zam.

Noodles are widely known as being one of the staples of Asian cuisine. Char Kway Teow is a stir fried noodle dish that is cooked with dark soy sauce, eggs and chillies. Considered a national favourite in Singapore, this delicious plate of goodness should be on your list of ‘must eat foods in Singapore’. The best place to try this is at Meng Kee Char.

Laksa is a spicy noodle soup that is highly popular in Singapore. A typical bowl of laksa consists of rice noodles, a spicy coconut based curry and either chicken or prawn, and is served hot. Sungei Road Laksa, located at 27 Jalan Berseh, is a heritage hawker stall that is well known throughout Singapore for its mouth-watering laksa.

Tips for visiting Singapore in December

• Considering Singapore gets crowded during December, try booking all your attraction tickets in advance and online. By booking them online, you can save a ton of time and energy at the attraction itself, and skip the long queues at the ticketing counters.
• Make sure you carry an umbrella or raincoat with you at all times as December is known to be the wettest month of the year.
• Since there is a 40% chance of rain and 80% chance of cloudy haze on any given day in December, make sure you check the weather forecast before buying tickets to observation decks. There's no point going all the way up if visibility is zero!
• Try attending the public events and performances that take place. During this month, there is a holiday vibe and a general relaxed atmosphere around the city, with a number of fun and unique events taking place throughout the city. Don’t miss them!

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30 exciting things to do this December 2023

• By SG Magazine
• Dec 14, 2023

Whether it’s a high-energy dance festival or a winter wonderland in the heart of the city, it’s time to let our hair down, bid goodbye to 2023 and welcome the new year.

Extra•Ordinary Stars Fundraiser Concert Dec 1; The Star Theatre 

Extra·Ordinary People presents Extra·Ordinary Stars , an inaugural star-studded fundraising concert to empower less privileged youths with special needs to pursue their dreams and shine. Differently abled youths will perform alongside American magician Cyril Takayama and award-winning Taiwanese singer A-Lin as well as Singaporean talents Benjamin Kheng, Wheel Smith, violinist Zanna Phua, Adelyn Koh, John Chan, Isabelle Lim, and Daniel Teo. The concert will also feature Cantare Choir, Singapore Raffles Music College, Extra·Ordinary People’s Extra·Ordinary Light Orchestra, and others. Tickets can be purchased here .

Christmas Wonderland Dec 1, 2023 to Jan 1, 2024; Gardens By The Bay

This 10th edition of Christmas Wonderland is set to be more dazzling with a supersized fairground, more light displays and carnival rides. Presented by Trip.com, Christmas Wonderland will span more than 27,000 square metres with three zones: Supertree Grove, Frosty’s Fairground at The Meadow, and Gingerbread Grove.

Heartlands Festival Dec 1, 2023 to Jan 31, 2024; islandwide

Heartlands Festival returns for its third edition under the banner of “Celebrating the Community”. The festival shines a light on Singapore’s heartlands as a treasure trove of vibrant neighbourhoods that have shaped the nation’s identity. Participants are encouraged to explore their neighbourhoods or venture into new grounds with interactive quests, themed races, heritage trails and exhibitions.

ZoukOut 2023 Dec 2 and 3; Siloso Beach, Sentosa

ZoukOut 2023 will once again take over the iconic Siloso Beach with DJ Martin Garrix and electronic music heavyweight Alesso as its headliners to the milestone 20th anniversary party. Also helming the deck is house music sensation Fisher, who will be performing for the first time in Singapore. S tarting from sunset to sunrise, partygoers can expect the same high-energy tunes, world-class performances and spectacular sets. 

Space Fest @ Expo Dec 2 to 31; Singapore Expo

Space Fest @ Expo returns for its second edition with a cosmic array of family-friendly activities. About 10,000 square metres of exhibition hall space will be transformed into an intergalactic playground, featuring over 20 space-themed carnival rides by Singapore’s leading carnival organiser Uncle Ringo. Space explorers will set-off from a sci-fi spaceport and portal through to Galaxy World to take on giant astronauts, colliding meteorites, and gravity-defying rides. 

The Boys’ Brigade Share-a-Gift Dec 5 to 27; islandwide The Boys’ Brigade Share-a-Gift (BBSG) project is returning for its 36th year and will be reaching out to a record 45,431 beneficiaries this year, including 2,800 from ComLink for the first time in the project’s history. Help deliver BBSG Food Hampers to the homes of all its beneficiaries. Volunteers can drive their own vehicles, or borrow one for a few hours to help deliver the hampers. There will be three sessions daily, at 10am, 12pm, and 2pm. For more information and registration details, visit www.bbshare.sg . 

Jazz by the Cove Dec 8 to 17; Sentosa Cove

Jazz by the Cove (part of the inaugural Sentosa Music Fest) offers a captivating journey through diverse jazz themes and genres across six themed nights. From soulful ballads to energetic grooves, each set features local and international performers such as Jeremy Monteiro, Alberto Marsico, Sheila Majid, Alemay Fernandez, and Michelle Poh for an enchanting experience.

Asia’s largest touring pop-up winter playground returns on an epic scale, featuring a blizzard of thrilling snow and ice activities for an unforgettable arctic adventure. Try Singapore’s first-ever Merry-Go-Round on Ice, the Longest Snow Slope, Double-Lane Couple Ice Slide, a picturesque wooden cottage etc, perfect for the ’gram.

My Grandfather Came To Singapore in 1900s – Life in ChinatownTour Dec 9; Chinatown Visitor Centre (starting point)

Embark on a journey with a young guide as he recounts stories of his Ah Gong (aka Grandfather) in Chinatown when he first arrived in Singapore. Learn about life in Chinatown in the 1900s, and see how forefathers of Singaporeans used to live, eat, work, and relax. Be ready to even pick up and learn some of the local terms in dialects while having fun touring ethnic quarters. Buy tickets here . 

Crack The Case: Mind Hunter Nov 10 to Dec 10 (every Thursday to Sunday); 42 Waterloo Street

Mind Hunter is a live immersive theatre experience where audiences are invited to delve into the psyche of an alleged psychopath to uncover the truth and save innocent lives. The story unfolds in five IG-worthy zones where you can explore freely. For the duration of the play, which is approximately 90 minutes, your goal is to solve the mystery before it is too late. You must be willing to dig into the nooks and crannies of the criminally insane, and your decisions have real ramifications. 

Singapore International Film Festival Nov 30 to Dec 10; various locations

The Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) returns for its 34th edition this year with over 100 films from 50 countries, including 20 world premieres. It opens with Tiger Stripes , the first Malaysian film to win the best feature prize at Cannes’ International Critics’ Week earlier this year. Three Singaporean films will also be competing in the prestigious Asian Feature Film Competition for the first time in 25 years.

Christmas Bake Sale by Crane Living Dec 16 and 17; OCBC Wisma Atria Treat yourself to an array of freshly baked delights, including cakes, cookies, and more, sourced from a diverse selection of independent Singapore-based businesses. Whether you’re seeking the perfect holiday treat or a thoughtful gift, this Christmas bake fair is your go-to destination for mouthwatering sweetness. Enjoy exclusive deals when you pay with an OCBC credit or debit card, or scan to pay via the OCBC Digital app. Merchants’ terms and conditions apply.

Japanese Film Festival Oct 5 to Dec 20; various locations

The Japanese Film Festival is celebrating its 40th anniversary in Singapore in a big way. With more than 27 films, including all-new contemporary hits, indie films and must-see retrospectives, this year’s festival will be the longest-running yet. The shows, screening from now till Dec 20, are shown at Shaw Theatres Lido , Asian Film Archive at Oldham Theatre , The Projector (Golden Mile Tower and Picturehouse ), Our Tampines Hub and ArtScience Museum (more details will be revealed soon). There are live-action, animated, comedic films, as well as other film genres expressing uniquely charming, powerful, unsettling, and intimate stories of relationships.

Last Minute Fair by Crane Living Dec 24 and 25; OCBC Wisma Atria No excuses for not getting presents. Discover the perfect last-minute gifts and festive treasures at the Last Minute Fair . Dive into a world of unique finds, specially crafted by a diverse array of independent Singapore-based businesses. Enjoy exclusive deals when you pay with an OCBC credit or debit card, or scan to pay via the OCBC Digital app. Merchants’ terms and conditions apply.

Marina Bay Singapore Countdown 2024 31 Dec; Marina Bay

Welcome 2024 with a bang, literally. Singapore’s largest countdown celebration promises an unforgettable experience for revellers of all ages and backgrounds, with a breathtaking fireworks show, inspiring light projections, and exciting attractions.

Christmas on A Great Street Nov 16, 2023 to Jan 1, 2024; Orchard Road 

Christmas on A Great Street , the signature year-end light-up of Orchard Road heralding the holiday season, returns for the 40th year with a street party, Christmas villages, carnival rides and games, pop-up stores and F&B kiosks. This year’s light-up theme “A Child’s Dreamscape” is a sweet one, featuring cotton candy clouds replete with Christmas trees, bells, teddy bears, reindeer, and candy canes.

Immersive Disney Animation Nov 18 to Dec 31; Sands Theatre 

Immersive Disney Animation celebrates 100 years of Disney animation excellence and promises to transport visitors into the dynamic and enchanting realms of beloved Disney characters. Sands Theatre will be transformed into a hybrid of an immersive, 3D environment throughout the 90-minute experience. Explore the art, music and animation techniques that have brought timeless classics like The Little Mermaid, Peter Pan, and The Lion King to life. Tickets for Immersive Disney Animation are now on sale via Marina Bay Sands Ticketing , Sistic and Trip.com .

Nintendo Pop-up Store Nov 17, 2023 to Jan 1, 2024; Jewel Changi Airport

Fans of games such as Super Mario, Animal Crossing, The Legend of Zelda, Splatoon and Pikmin are in for a treat this Nov. For the first time in Southeast Asia, a Nintendo Pop-up Store in Singapore will open in Jewel Changi Airport for a limited time period, from Nov 17, 2023 to Jan 1, 2024. The Singapore store will feature merchandise from popular games which were previously only available at Nintendo Tokyo, Nintendo Osaka, and Nintendo Kyoto stores.

Colour My World 2023 Nov 20, 2023 to Jan 31, 2024; online

The annual festive fundraiser campaign by the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS) supports community-based services for over 7,000 persons with Intellectual disabilities and caregivers. For the first time this year, donors will receive unique tokens – Christmas Ornaments or Mandarin Orange Bags – specially designed by MINDS Craft trainees. Visit here to make a donation. 

Jumptopia Playful Wonders Nov 25, 2023 to Jan 7, 2024; Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Hall C

For Art’s Sake Oct 14, 2023 to Jan 28, 2024; various locations

GOFY, a Singapore-grown creative community uniting urban artists from the Southeast Asian region, presents the second edition of For Art’s Sake with 80 artworks from 63 Southeast Asian urban artists installed in 21 commercial venues across the island. The contributing artists hail from six different countries across the region – Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines. The exhibition offers a fresh take on how art is purchased, presented and circulated, making the encounter with art approachable and accessible by melding it with daily life. Artworks are available for purchase from $80.

LKY100 – The Boy Who Became Prime Minister Now till Jan 14, 2024 

Discover a different side of founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew at Children’s Museum Singapore’s exhibition, LKY100 – The Boy Who Became Prime Minister . The exhibition, held in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Mr Lee’s birth, traces his story from childhood to his career as a statesman, and examines the values he espoused and the legacy he left behind. 

Now Boarding : Experiencing Singapore through Travel, 1800s–2000s   Now till Feb 25, 2024; National Museum of Singapore

Come on board for an exhibition that traces the evolution of Singapore’s identity as a travel destination , through the lens of those who arrived at our shores from past to present. Get up close with a special selection of over 600 artefacts, including the iconic Changi Airport flight information display flip board, Raffles Hotel doorman uniform, and the Neptune Theatre Restaurant’s signage.

Ho Tzu Nyen: Time & the Tiger Nov 24, 2023 to Mar 3, 2024; Singapore Art Museum 

Ho Tzu Nyen: Time & the Tiger is possibly one of the most significant exhibitions this year. Presented by Singapore Art Museum (SAM), this is the Singaporean artist’s first mid-career survey exhibition highlighting his prolific artistic practice. Internationally acclaimed as a writer, visual artist and theatre-maker, Ho explores identity, storytelling and time in Asia, particularly after World War II. 

New Eden: Science Fiction Mythologies Transformed Oct 21, 2023 to Mar 3, 2024; ArtScience Museum

ArtScience Museum opens a portal to extraordinary new worlds with its latest exhibition New Eden: Science Fiction Mythologies Transformed . Visitors will be able to uncover new perspectives on the genre of science fiction, encountering multiple futures and alternative realms inspired by Asia’s rich history and culture. The contemporary art exhibition spotlights 24 Asian women artists and collectives, including some of the biggest names in contemporary art globally, such as Mariko Mori, Cao Fei, Patty Chang, Sputniko!, Lee Bul, Shilpa Gupta and Anicka Yi.

Gallery Children’s Biennale Now till Mar 31, 2024, National Gallery Singapore

The 4th edition of Gallery Children ’s Biennale 2023 is themed “Let’s Make a Better Place” and will showcase 11 art installations by international artists that spotlight four core values: Care, Collaborate, Imagine and Respect.

Chaos Lab Nov 11 to second quarter of 2024 (exact date to be determined); Changi Airport Terminal 2 

Chaos Lab , a wacky lab-themed experience, will debut at Changi Airport’s Terminal 2 on Nov 11 – just in time for the upcoming school holidays. Presented by Fever, a leading US-based entertainment discovery platform, families are invited to check out 11 interactive activities based on science themes. With each activity, kids are encouraged to let their imaginations run wild.

Ente Veedu, My Home: Malayalees in Singapore Nov 25, 2023 to Sep 15, 2024; Indian Heritage Centre

This is the first exhibition of its kind to focus exclusively on the Malayalees’ heritage, culture, and identity. It features both intangible and tangible aspects of Malayalee history through artefacts and stories as well as a variety of community programmes.

Ang Mo Kio Heritage Trail Ongoing; Ang Mo Kio town

The refreshed Ang Mo Kio Heritage Trail , first launched by the National Heritage Board (NHB) in 2011, covers a total of 40 heritage sites and includes 10 heritage markers. The trail also reveals new stories about its history. Using fresh research and interviews with town residents, it examines the town’s transformation from plantations and farms to a bustling residential and commercial hub.

VibranSEA exhibition and Aquarist Lab Ongoing; S.E.A Aquarium, Resorts World Sentosa

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The best things to do in December 2023, including family-friendly carnivals, interactive exhibitions & a whole lot of festive fun

2023 may be coming to a close, but the island is abuzz.

The last ( and most exciting ) month of the year brings with it tons of interactive exhibitions, exciting pop-up events, and so much more. And of course, if you’re all about keeping things festive, you’ve got plenty of opportunities — from family-friendly carnivals to magical Christmas displays — to soak in the yuletide spirit.

So, if you have leave to clear but no year-end travel plans, these are all the best things to do, see, and experience in Singapore this December 2023 !

1. Changi Festive Village 

It’s that time of the year when Changi Airport Terminal 3 transforms into the vibrant Changi Festive Village . A sweet, sweet spectacle awaits in the form of a  Candy Wonderland , decked in IG-worthy installations ( cupcake ferris wheel and sprinkles pool, anyone? ) and themed decor.

Why dream about a white Christmas when you can live it at the enchanting Candy Snow House , with a live-sized Frosty the snowman ,  Santa’s ice sleigh , and even slides and an ice luge ? You can even get in a quick workout by challenging your friends to a game of snow bowling, mini golf or basketball.

If you’re not keen on the cold, try your hand at games (including a mini go-karting track ) at the Candy Carnival , before filling your tummies with carnival classics at the food trucks .

Instagram 📍65 Airport Boulevard, Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore 819663  🗓️ From now till 31 Mar 2024

2. Space Fest @ EXPO

A cosmic adventure awaits at this year’s edition of Space Fest @ EXPO , Singapore’s largest indoor space-themed carnival, running from 2 to 31 December 2023 at Singapore EXPO .

Mesmerising space-themed installations aside, you can expect an out-of-this-world line-up of interactive activities, F&B and retail offerings, and family-friendly games. 

Kickstart the fun with over 20 nostalgic carnival rides and games by good ol’ Uncle Ringo, all of which can be enjoyed by purchasing a special Space Pass. 

From Fridays to Sundays, spend some time getting all your (last-minute) Christmas shopping done at the marketplace , before refuelling at the F&B stalls and food trucks . 

There’ll also be plenty of seating areas for you to soak in the vibes, all while enjoying live entertainment and stage performances . Also, don’t forget to unleash your artsy side at the activities and crafts corner — there’s no better way to get in some much-needed bonding time with your friends and family.

The best part? Entry to Space Fest @ EXPO is free , so you can look forward to an entire day of fun, rain or shine!

Instagram | Website 📍Singapore EXPO Hall 6, Singapore 486150 🕜 1pm–9pm (Mon to Thu), 11am–9pm (Fri to Sun) 🗓️ 2 to 31 Dec 2023

3. Ice Magic: Winter Wonderland

Back by popular demand from 9 December 2023 to 21 January 2024 is the annual snow extravaganza,  Ice Magic: Winter Wonderland .

This year’s edition of this massive pop-up winter playground will feature Singapore’s first  Merry-Go-Round on Ice , the  longest snow slope ever ,  snow slides , and the highlight of each session —  illuminated Arctic winter lights  that will transform the space into a breathtaking wonderland.

Afterwards, feel free to explore the enchanting the  Winter Food Village and get your fix of comfort food like mulled wine and Swiss rosti , before hitting up the  arcade  for even more fun.

Facebook  |  Instagram  |  Website 📍 Bayfront Event Space, 12A Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018970 🕒 10am–7pm (Daily) 🗓️ 9 Dec 2023 to 21 Jan 2024

4. Mars: The Red Mirror

Making its Asian premiere is Mars: The Red Mirror , an exhibition taking place at the ArtScience  Museum   from now till   7 April 2024 , that will take you on a journey through diverse time periods from ancient to present, showcasing the cultural impact of Mars across  art , history, science, and society. 

Be prepared for a fascinating exploration of 300 objects including rare scientific manuscripts, sculptures, historical artefacts, contemporary artworks, and even an authentic Martian meteorite ! You’ll get also get to catch a glimpse of the most ancient material to exist on Earth — stardust.

Facebook  |  Instagram  |  Website 📍 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974 🕒 10am–7pm (Daily) 🗓️ From now till 7 Apr 2024

5. Proof of Personhood: Identity and Authenticity in the Face of AI

Get ready to explore the unstable relationship between authenticity, identity, and agency at another thought-provoking exhibition, Proof of Personhood: Identity and Authenticity in the Face of AI , held at the Singapore Art Museum .

As we live in an era dominated by digital consumption and emerging technology like artificial intelligence (AI), it’s more important than ever to reflect on what it really means to be human.

By examining the works of local and international artists, in the form of digital mediums like AI-generated imagery , deepfakes , and biometric data , visitors will be able to contemplate and critique the technologies deeply ingrained in our everyday life.

Perhaps it’ll get us closer to answering the age-old question “what makes us real?”

Website 📍Level 3, Gallery 3, Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark 🕒 10am–7pm (Daily) 🗓️ From now till 25 Feb 2024

6. Christmas Wonderland

What better way to usher this holiday in than to feel like you have been transported to Santa’s Village at the highly-anticipated Christmas Wonderland 2023 ?

It’s easy to understand why many Singaporeans flock to Gardens by the Bay every year to bask in the majestic Spalliera , watch the Garden Rhapsody  light dance show, and experience snowfall  ( Blizzard Time ).

You can also look forward to IG-worthy light installations and displays like the Walk of Lights ; meet-and-greet sessions with Santa; and carnival rides and games.

Don’t forget to pop by Mistletoe Alley and the F&B stalls for some last-minute gift shopping ( and snacking ) before you leave!

Facebook  |  Instagram  |  Website 📍 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore 018953 🕒 6.30pm–10pm (Daily, by timeslot) 🗓️ 1 Dec 2023 to 1 Jan 2024

7. LKY The Exhibition

From now till  31 December 2023 , you’ll be able to be part of this colourful trip down Mr. Lee Kuan Yew’s memory lane at LKY: The Exhibition , spanning over 17,000 square-feet and featuring over 20 immersive rooms. 

Each room is modelled after reimagined iconic chapters and the lesser-known moments of Mr. Lee’s life, with interactive elements, exhibits that incorporate art and technology, and vivid installations.

Equal parts educational and entertaining, it’s a wonderful way of paying homage to Singapore’s founding father and celebrating his 100th birth anniversary.

Facebook  |  Instagram  |  Website 📍11 Prinsep Link, Singapore 187949 🕒 10am–8pm (Daily) 🗓️ From now till 31 Dec 2023

8. Mr Bucket’s Christmas Village

Given the timely release of Wonka starring Timothée Chalamet, there’s no better time than now to visit the inagural Mr. Bucket’s Christmas Village at their Chocolate Factory in Dempsey , which opens from 30 November 2023 .

Unleash your inner chocolatier and get crafty at the custom Chocolate Christmas Tree station — the first of its kind in Singapore —before hitting up the experiential tasting area for a curated selection of Asia’s best chocolate flavours.

Don’t miss out on the exclusive selection of dine-in treats like handcrafted chocolate entremets and pastries, alongside a dedicated station where you can savour hot chocolate and mulled wine .

Instagram | Website 📍13 Dempsey Rd, #01-03/04, Singapore 249674 🕒 11am–7pm (Tue to Thu), 10am–10pm (Fri & Sat), 10am–8pm (Sun), Closed on Mon 🗓️ From now till 31 Dec 2023

9. Nintendo Pop-Up

Rise up, gamers ! Nintendo has opened its  first pop-up store in Southeast Asia  in Jewel Changi Airport with a line-up of exclusive merchandise (previously only available in Japan).

From now till 1 January 2024 , you can get your hands on collectibles from crowd favourites like Legend of Zelda, Animal Crossing, Splatoon, and Super Mario.

Afterwards, immerse yourself in the Super Mario experience at Pipe Around The World , a Mario-themed wonderland with multiple photo spots located at the iconic Rain Vortex and Shiseido Forest Valley. While you’re there, keep an eye out for the Super Mario characters and the iconic “?” Block scattered throughout the forest.

Facebook | Website 📍78 Airport Boulevard, #04-220 & 221, Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 819666 🕒 10am–10pm (Daily) 🗓️ From now till 1 Jan 2024

10. Rollermania 3.0

This holiday season, get ready to strap on your skates and take a trip back in time, as  Plaza Singapura  has transformed into Rollermania 3.0 , Singapore’s  first pop-up retro roller skating rink .

The entire carpark space on level seven is now a rockin’ retro roller rink decked in flashy  neon lights , funky music, and themed nights like Rock N Roll Revival,  Swifties  Shake it Off, TikTok Top Hits and more.

Keep the fun going after your skating session at  TimeZone’s underground arcade  fitted with games like Mario Kart Arcade DX Twin and more. There’s also other  carnival games  where you can win some  super  cute prizes. 

Instagram 📍 68 Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura Level 7, Singapore 238839 🕜 12pm—10pm (Mon to Thu), 11am—11pm (Sat & Sun) 🗓️ From now till 1 Jan 2024

Ready to end the year on a high? Come forth, be merry, it’s time to welcome December 2023!

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We would like to compliment one of the tour leader from SA tour - Rachel - the tour leader for the Europe Trip. Rachel has been very professional and helpful and knowledgeable and her flexibility to adjust the itinerary has reduce a lot of waiting and travelling time for us. The itinerary was well paced with nature and city scene. There is never a perfect itinerary that suits all of us but I personally feel that a tour leader plays a important part in ensuring we had a enjoyable trip and we are indeed blessed to have Rachel and the group we travelling with to make our trip a very enjoyable one. Personally it was since 10 years plus that I join a group tour. There was some unpleasant experience I had with one of the SA colleague which commented that I was being unfair to him in a email that was sent to my friend. It does started me with a bad note and I start to wonder whether did I make the right choice? However it turns out to be a pleasant trip and the credit goes to Rachel. Nowadays it is difficult to find loyal and staff who work with passion and SA is blessed to have Rachel as their staff. I am in service line and I know it is not easy as there is ups and downs. I am sure SA tours will continue to be popular with good word of mouth from customers through the service from the good tour leaders( including Rachel) Last but not least ,Thank you to SA Tours. Thanks again to Mickey and Carol too for replying to my emails too.

@Mr. Felicia Pei Ting

I would like to thank Miss Winnie Woo for her help in planning a wedding proposal on our Dream Cruise holiday from 11-16 Feb 2018. We were planning to go on Royal Caribbean initially, however decided on Dream Cruise after Winnie’s strong recommendation. She explained to us how Dream Cruise will be more suitable for our lifestyle - such a Penfolds bar, Johnnie Walker bar and also the high restaurant standards. This shows that she is very observant and patient to understand our needs. As she knows that my friend was going to proposed on Valentine's Day, she suggested we book the dinner with Mark Best. And on 11 Feb, she even called to reconfirm the arrangement for us again. Luckily, she did that as the restaurant did not remember when I went to check earlier in the day. I’m very impressed with her! On 14 Feb, the four of us were even more surprised when we walked into our friend’s room with decoration! She went the extra mile to her Dream Cruise to do it for my friend. And the proposal was very impressive and successful! I must say that this makes me want to book more holidays with SA tour as I know the consultant is so considerate and dedicated to take care of us. Once again, a big thank you to Ms Winnie Woo!

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Hi, My parents and I have joined SA Tour's 14D European Treasure Trove (EETT14) from 3-16 Dec 2022. We are very grateful to Cyril for all the assistance that he rendered to my family and me throughout the trip. My parents are elderly (age 67 and 72) and compared to other tour members, needed more time to walk and help with luggage. At Jungfraujoch, I was impressed that Cyril prepared sweets and ginger to help all tour members gain the energy to adjust to the high-altitude effect as well as reminded us regularly to walk slowly and be careful of the slippery surfaces. Cyril's care and concern for the safety and comfort each member has been prevalent throughout the tour. At each hotel, Cyril has done his best to accommodate needs of the families travelling together (swapping rooms where necessary) and helped everyone with our heavy luggage such that any inconveniences were kept to the minimum. My family has been travelling to Europe for several years before Covid so we are familiar with the long distances expected in the itinerary and are cognisant that we will only be staying for a short time in each city. This is my third visit to Italy and my mother's second visit; visiting Sistine Chapel at Vatican City during each trip. Through our description of Sistine Chapel, my father (a devout Christian) was looking forward to visiting it at the Vatican City during this trip to Italy (his first visit). We realised that the visit to Vatican City did not include Sistine Chapel while we were waiting to enter the St Peter's Basilica. My father was distraught and kept saying that he really wanted to visit the Sistine Chapel once in his lifetime and at his age, he may have a chance to return to Italy again. Cyril heard my father saying this and explored with the local tour guide on how we can fulfil my father's wish to visit Sistine Chapel though my mother and I were explaining to my father that we should just continue with the tour itinerary in order not to inconvenience the other tour members. As we are in Rome on 14 and 15 Dec (15 Dec was a free day), it may be possible for my family to return to Vatican City to visit Sistine Chapel on our own on 15 Dec before meeting the tour group at the airport. After discussion with Cyril and the local tour guide, we decided that the best approach would be to skip the next leg of the walking tour in Rome (14 Dec) to Colosseum and go to Sistine Chapel (next to St Peter's Basilica) while we are still in Vatican City. We will catch up with the tour group at Trevi Fountain. As the local guide is with our tour group throughout the walking tour and will take care of the safety of 17 members, Cyril quickly brought the 3 of us to the entrance of Musei Vaticani to get tickets before he ran back in the rain to catch up with the tour group at the Colosseum. We went for a short route to Sistine Chapel and took a taxi to Trevi Fountain to meet the group within 2 hours to continue our walking tour to Spanish Steps. Cyril could have left the 3 of us to locate the entrance of Musei Vaticani on our own (which I offered) and stayed with the 17 members of the tour group and the local guide on the walking tour. Cyril went with us because it was raining the entire day and he was concerned about whether we can locate the entrance in time, particularly with my elderly parents. At the same time, the local guide was with 17 members of the tour group ensuring their safety while Cyril quickly caught up with them; drenched in the process. We apologise for the inconvenience caused to Cyril and the other members of the tour group to fulfil my father's wish. Weighing the options, this approach caused the least inconvenience to the rest of the tour members. It meant a lot to my family that Cyril made the extra effort to fulfil my father's wish to visit Sistine Chapel in his lifetime. My family and I have joined many packaged tours over the past 14 years. We know what a tour leader would typically do in a packaged tour. From this trip after Covid, we also saw that many things changed in Europe. Cyril has struck us as a tour leader who went above and beyond the typical role of the tour leader and went through hardship (carrying heavy luggage up flights of stairs at hotels) to ensure the safety and comfort of tour members. My parents and I would like to express our deepest appreciation for Cyril's assistance during our tour to Europe from 3 to 16 Dec 2022. We seek SA Tours' assistance to convey our appreciation to Cyril and recognise his good performance during the tour. Thank you.

Dear Sir/ Mdm, Hope this email serves you fine and well. I am a customer of yours for the European 14D European Treasure Trove from 3 Dec 2022 to 16 Dec 2022. I will like to take this opportunity to thank my tour manager Mr Cyril Sheng for the great experience that he has given me and my wife for the honeymoon holiday. Firstly, Mr Cyril Sheng has been very accommodating and very detailed in his daily itinerary planning for the whole trip. There were many requests put up during the trip by many passengers on an adhoc basis. Without any hesitation, he has been in the forefront to take care of all our needs and wants within the time limit. He has paid detailed attention to an elderly couple who wanted to pay their respects in the 16th Chapel whilst he ensured that we are safe in the hands of the local guide. He went the extra mile to reach our next destination on foot after bringing the couple which is admirable. Mr Cyril has also showed the care and concern for all his passengers. Since my wife and I are on a special diet of vegetarian and having fish and eggs, he ensured that we are served the right food at all times. This is an admirable character of his. What touched me was he came over to all his passengers including us to ensure the right food is served. When some of the fellow passengers changed their dietary requirements, he went the extra mile to change without any complaints. This is the star quality that we see in him. In addition, when my wife needed to go to the toilet as she was not feeling well, without much hesitation or complaints, he directed the bus captain to detour to show care and concern. He also checked in twice on the same day to see if she was fine and checked in again the next day. This is something that I have not seen in other tour manager in other agencies. In Switzerland, whilst other tour managers in other groups only brought their passengers up, Mr Cyril has gone the extra mile to buy sweets for passengers to have sugar and go up the mountain. This was on his own accord. He ensured all passenger young and old were fine throughout the journey. When an elderly passenger was not well,he rushed to help her and assisted the family. He also spent his own money to get doughnuts for his passengers. I am also amazed that Mr Cyril Sheng went the additional mile to carry all the luggage for his passengers. He smiled and helped all of us. This is really admirable in him. I hope you would take this opportunity to praise him for his hard work and effort. Any complaints against him is something that you can dismiss against. Please do call me if you need any clarification. Thank you. Regards, Mr Prem Ms Kalphna

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Hi SA tour team, I am currently on 14D11N EUROPEAN TREASURE TROVE trip with Cyril Sheng from 03 Dec to 16 Dec. The thing about going on a trip and especially on a tour is to be accommodating with each other and not put in tough and unreasonable requests to tour guide. Cyril was the complete opposite of the worst. He puts in his best effort and goes all out to assist each and every member in the tour. He’s nothing short of being an excellent tour guide. I hereby put in my testimonial to him and I will continue to support SA Tours. Warmest Regards, Jason Tan

@Ms. Eunice Chua

Dear SA, Happy New Year 2023! Hope this finds you well. I meant to write earlier but was busy traveliing and celebrating the festive season. This a belated thank you to Keith Ng who was Tour Leader on my trip to Hokkaido 1st to 8th December. He looked after us very well. I was particularly impressed with his caring attitude and he conscientiously helped me throughout the tour. Please pass my compliments to Keith for a job well done during our tour. The group was also appreciative of his attention and commitment. Many thanks for a wonderful holiday and I will certainly consider SA Tours in the future.

@Mr. Samuel Lee & Emely

To the Management of SA Tours, I have just returned from the Hokkaido Package 8 days tour from 11 to 19th of May on the Scoot Flight Package.I would like to mention something today that is on every leisure traveller’s dream to have a pleasant and memorable trip just outside my usual business travels. When we landed in Sapporo , we were greeted with a 60 ?year old tour guide ( Tao yu , BEI ZI ) and my first impression was what can this lady do for the 8 days continuous journey that we are going to embark on while most of the time, I would expect a 30 to 40 years plus tour guide are the usual ones with the appropriate energy to carry us all the way throughout the comprehensive journeys . I saw even at the first meeting she was pretty tired , stunned and wear out. I was literally not expecting any potential exciting tours ahead. After the 8 days , I was totally wronged and what I witnessed was that Bei Zi has brought us the tour group to an exhilarating , entertaining , knowledge riched journey and most importantly with great sense of humour that bombarded us till we are totally impressed with her experience and skills of a well rounded tour guide. Her style of organising the tour schedule was kept detailed and meticulously carried out the proposed events with utmost responsibility to ensure everyone is safe and understood the message she tried to deliver. Never had I and my wife came across such dedicated and professional attitude that she carried with her to ensure that the tour group members broke ice on friendship quickly and allow us to find common ground together through her lively humour and simplistic philological understanding about how we should appreciate our life both by leading simple, happy and a meaningful life. It’s really a 5 stars quality. I would like to also comment on the professionalism displayed by Rachel ( SA ) who has to juggle between 2 travel groups while keeping pace with the tight schedule moving from one hotel to another and it is no joke considering we are changing hotels every day. She brought snacks to ensure that we are in good mood and continue to keep us well informed on the day’s schedule. Her bilingualist ability was able to put into good use. She is very kind, gentle and understanding. Last but not least, another commendable person we would like to thank is Hirasawa San, the perfect and meticulously dressed driver who makes our journey seamlessly safe and given strategically challenging driven coach routes that only experience and passionate driver can execute. The coach is too clean that we felt guilty eating some snacks inside the coach. Many thanks to SA tours, and very lucky to have such great people like BEI ZI , Rachel and Hirasawa San, who I hope will continue to upkeep great standards of tour guided packages offered. Once again, thanks to wonderful people like BEI ZI that makes my holiday so worthwhile not just on beautiful sceneries alone but we certainly make great pleasant friends along this nice and memorable journey. I wish everyone best days ahead , till we meet again.

@Ms. Sharon Yeo

致中国部经理 : 今年4月18日我们一行18人参加贵旅行社主办的“9天全福建，潮州，汕头旅游团”， 虽然行程已结束，但在我们心中都留下许多美好的回忆。 在此，我们要特别感谢领队曾勇莱先生(William Chan)。在整个旅程中，他以专业的精神和卓越的领导能力让我们的团队更加凝聚，团员们在短短几天内就建立起深厚的情谊，大家都以愉悦的心情度过每一天。 曾先生是一位素质高且非常称职的资深领队。此次旅游很荣幸能由他担任领队。 此外，谢雪玲女士是位细心，言语轻柔，态度温和的导游，当车程比较长时，她会与曾先生配合，和团员们互动，车上顿时充满欢歌笑语，气氛也因此变得轻松无比。 再次衷心感谢曾先生与谢女士为我们提供完善的服务。 顺祝 贵公司业务蒸蒸日上

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Hi, I was one of the group members for the 9D8N Zhangjiajie from 6 to 14 Apr 2024. Our tour guide was 小黑 （王坤）. I would like to pay special compliments to him for his professionalism and dedication. He was able to understand the dynamics of the group and was capable to take good care of the different age groups. He was not over zealous and very protective of us. We felt safe travelling with him. It could be due to his sincerity that there was such good cooperation and understanding amongst the members. I would love to have someone like him as the tour guide if I were to visit China again. His heart is in the right place. I would appreciate it if you could assist to let him and his company know of our deep appreciation for him. Thank you. Best regards Sara Goh

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Dear Sir/Mdm I would like to give the following compliment our tour group leader and foreign tour guide for our SA Tour trip to Zhang Jia Jie. My tour leader Richard was very helpful and approachable throughout the trip. He is always staying behind the whole group to ensure that we do not lose our way, or head towards the wrong direction. He helps to look our for the elderlies in our group. He is always prompt to help us when we approach him for certain enquiries, like if there is any place to get food near our hotel etc. He is attentive to details, on the night when we took a train to Guangzhou, we were at the wrong gate. However, Richard was quick to notice the details and guided us to the correct gate, if not we would have missed our train to Guangzhou. I am very grateful and thankful to have him as my guide. Our foreign tour guide, Xiao Hei (Wang Kun) was very knowledgeable with the places we are visiting. He explains and shares interesting stories about the places we visit. He is always waiting at the bus door to help everyone get down the bus, like he held on to our hand as we alighted from the bus. When 2 members from our tour group had no appetite for food as they are not feeling well, Xiao Hei asked the restaurant to prepare green bean soup for the 2 members, and when the restaurant staff explains that the green bean soup was not inclusive in the set that was ordered, he forked out his own money for the green bean soup. Throughout the trip, he always buys oranges and stuffs using his own money to treat us even though he did not need to do so. When a few of my family members were not feeling well, I approached Xiao Hei to ask him to help me order some Yakult and Isotonic water for my family. When the items arrived, he refused to collect the money from me. It is hard to come by tour guides like him. Please acknowledge receipt of my email and convey my compliment to Xiao Hei and his company. Thank you.

@Mr. Sim Lee Hiang and Han Luan Fong

Dear Sir/madam, My tour guide Richard is a nice and approachable person. Despite of the initial issues caused by his colleague, Esther (who sold us the package), he managed to resolve the problems to the best of his ability. We are thankful to have Xiao Hei (Wang Kun) as our local guide in China. He is a very organised person. He has good knowledge of history and is engaging and entertaining. He speaks clearly and fluently. He also takes good care of us.

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December in Singapore heralds a tapestry of festive celebrations and exciting events. As the year draws to a close, the city comes alive with a myriad of activities - from the best gastronomic delights, to parties to remember, you're promised an enchanting array of experiences and a good time. Here's your guide to the finest and most captivating events happening in Singapore this December 2023.

Indulge in Hawai'ian wood-fired delights

Known for its fusion of butchery expertise and contemporary wood-fired culinary artistry, Butcher's Block is a love letter to Chef Jordan Keao's Hawai'ian roots. The restaurant celebrates an extensive array of meats, seafood, vegetables, and fruits committed to the whole-animal and zero-waste principles. The newly introduced IMUA tasting menu showcases the restaurant's specialties guaranteeing seasonal ingredients, rich flavoured and aromatic dishes. Some highlights include Smoked Sashimi Poke, Mackerel with Starfruit curd and Hokkaido Yumepirika sushi rice and the succulent A5 Saga Beef. The culinary journey extends to a diverse wine selection with close to 300 bottles, a seat at the Chef's Table or a Sommelier's Table.

Butcher's Block is located at 328 North Bridge Rd #02-02, Raffles Arcade Singapore 188719. Open for dinner Wed-Sun, 6pm-9.45pm, and lunch Thurs-Fri 12pm-2.30p. Closed on Mon &Tues. The IMUA tasting menu is available for lunch ($168++ for five courses) and dinner ($218++ for six courses). Additional tailored wine pairings available for five glasses($118++ )and six glasses ($138++). Three-course set lunch and a la carte options also available.

A not-to-be-missed drag brunch affair

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PlayGround, the innovative event organiser in Singapore, introduces an exciting new venture: a captivating drag brunch experience called "Drag Me to Brunch," presented in collaboration with Beast and Butterflies by M Social Singapore. This exceptional event unites four of Singapore's talented drag queens - @kenhermanns, @vivih0e, @mistress_kiramoon, and @iamsammizhen - promising an unparalleled brunch affair filled with electrifying performances, from lip-syncing to incredible high-energy acts. Attendees will indulge in Beast & Butterflies' specially crafted Christmas Brunch menu, featuring diverse stations such as salads, made-to-order eggs and waffles, live carving, cheeses, hot entrees, and Christmas desserts. Alongside the glamorous drag performances, guests can engage in fun games, interact with the drag stars, and groove to non-stop beats from PlayGround's DJ, MF.

Drag Me to Brunch - Christmas Edition runs on Dec 16, 2023, 11.30am-3.30pm at Beast and Butterflies by M Social Singapore, located at 90 Robertson Quay, Level 1, 238259. Tickets are priced at S$85++ (advance bookings), and S$95++ (walk-in) per pax, with free-flow coffee and tea. Add S$39.50++ for free-flow prosecco, wines, spirits, and cocktails. Guests staying at M Social and Studio M during that weekend will enjoy an exclusive price of S$60++ per pax inclusive of free-flow coffee and tea.

Bussy Temple presents: XENOFLESH

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Bussy Temple presents XENOFLESH, an immersive blend of noise, experimental music, techno, and performance art exploring the concept of queer post-humanism, blurring boundaries between machine-nature and mutant-human. Held by the collective dedicated to creating safe spaces for queer individuals, look forward to an impressive lineup of DJs and performers from Los Angeles, Singapore, Vietnam, and beyond. Fitnesss and LUηG from LA present a synthesis of electronic rage and sorrow, while Jas Lin 林思穎 & Hearthealer create a bioluminescent performance experience. Chaulichi, a multi-disciplinary artist and self-made musician/DJ from Saigon, creates a multi-sensory experience through her sets. Local talents like ila / madamdata, Baben Shin, and howrøng contribute their unique sounds, delving into power dynamics, explorations of queer identity, and techno vibrations.

Bussy Temple presents: XENOFLESH runs on Dec 16, 2023, 10pm-late, at MDLR, TPI BUILDING, Level 2, 62 Cecil Street. Singapore 049710. Tickets are priced from S$37.76.

An afternoon of monotype magic

Let your creativity run wild at STPI Gallery's Arty Afternoon. Immerse yourself in the art of monotype printing which includes printmaking, utilising ink, tape, and string pulling to craft vibrant, layered designs. This hands-on exploration is open to art enthusiasts of all ages, allowing you to experience the magic of creating unique prints. At the end of the event, take home your personalised masterpieces and let the joy of printmaking inspire your imagination.

STPI Gallery's Arty Afternoon runs on Dec 17 at STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery, located at 41 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238236.

Party the night away

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Get ready to celebrate the grand finale of the year in style as EATMEPOPTART, the iconic music maestro, marks its 18th birthday with a bang! As EATMEPOPTART bids farewell to its teenage years, immerse yourself in two rooms brimming with the most audacious, celebrated, indulgent, and blissful tunes spanning their remarkable 18-year journey. Hosts like weelikeme and YA5TH curate an extravagant musical feast featuring the sweetest pop, rock, indie, alt-rock, electro, and throwbacks that have defined their dance floors since day one.

EATMEPOPTART 18 runs on Dec 16, 2023 at The Projector @ Cineleisure, located at 8 Grange Road, #05 & #06 Cineleisure, Singapore 239695. Tickets are priced from S$16.

Festive cocktails & an Ugly Sweater brunch

As the festive season arrives, Hendrick's Gin brings an array of celebratory experiences to spice up the holidays. Enjoy delightful yuletide cocktails at vibrant bars throughout December, including SKAI Restaurant, ANTI:DOTE, and Last Word, where every trio of cocktails purchased earns you a pair of complimentary festive socks from Talking Toes. On the menu are Hendrick's French 75, Cucumber Collins, Las Paloma Rosa and Hendrick's Cranberry Fizz. On Christmas Day, SKAI Restaurant hosts the indulgent Hendrick's Ugly Sweater Brunch ($228++ per pax) with free-flowing gin cocktails, live oysters, artisanal cheeses, and more. Did we mention that you'll be walking away with a limited-edition Hendrick's Ugly Sweater designed by artist Mok Zijie? Share your merriment on Instagram and tag @hendricksgin in your Ugly Sweater to win an additional pair of festive Hendrick's Gin socks.

Hendrick's Gin festive cocktails will be available at select bars including SKAI Restaurant, ANTI:DOTE, and Last Word, throughout December. Hendrick's Ugly Sweater Brunch runs on Dec 25, 2023 at SKAI Restaurant, located at 2 Stamford Road, Level 70, #70-02 Swissôtel The Stamford, 178882. For more information, please click here.

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Boozy drinks in a tipi tent & prizes to be won.

The perfect end to the year for the whole family - Mandai Wildlife Group has introduced its Secret Wild-erland, a captivating day-to-night adventure at River Wonders and Night Safari running till March 17, 2024. Partnering with NAKED, INC., known for immersive digital art, this experience unveils the hidden world of underwater and nocturnal creatures. River Wonders takes you into the Amazon Flooded Forest, showcasing stunning projections of Amazonian wildlife and emphasising the significance of clean water in ecosystems. Night Safari's East Lodge offers interactive displays allowing guests to spot native wildlife and engage in fun activities, while the signature Tipi Tent transforms into a Mystical Bar, in partnership with Air New Zealand. Head down soon to revel in New Zealand-inspired projections, delightful drinks by Jekyll & Hyde, and a chance to win a family trip to New Zealand or other prizes until Dec 31, 2023.

Secret Wild-erland runs from now till March 17, 2024 at River Wonders and Night Safari. For more information and tickets, please visit the website.

Pet Pawty at One Holland Village mall

Far East Organisation has recently unveiled the all-new One Holland Village mall, and now the group is extending the celebratory fervour throughout the month. In commemoration of this significant launch, the Glow Up @ One Holland Village welcomes a series of themed events. The Christmas Market invites attendees to indulge in workshops like Pawtastic memories photo-taking by Hoshi Studios and Jolly Art Jaming by SF Galleries Art Studio and shop from an array of brands. Notably, the Pet Pawty on December 15th hosts pet-centric activities including photo-taking and art sessions, culminating in a Pet Dress-up and Talent Competition on Dec 17. Live performances by Vivienne & Figenr, Ralph & Ben, and movie screenings add to the festive ambiance. Food stalls by Baker X x The Good Cupcakes and Hydeout further enhance the vibrant atmosphere. This three-story open-air mall features 90 diverse tenants spanning F&B, boutique retail, medical services, wellness, fitness, and pet offerings, amongst others.

Glow Up @ One Holland Village runs from now till Dec 25, 2023, at One Holland Village mall, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748. For more information, please visit the website.

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Singapore in December 2024: Attraction, Festival & Weather Guide

Have you ever thought about an ideal way to end a year? A holiday to Singapore in December is a calm and great idea for enjoyment. The Lion City is a dreamy holiday spot for everyone worldwide. Filled with bustling streets, unique style buildings, thrilling fun parks, a comfortable ride, and endless joy.

This is how Singapore in December welcomes people from other nations. With Christmas and the New Year on their way, December will be filled with more exciting things to experience. Let’s find out how Singapore in December is ready to astonish you.

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Why should you visit Singapore in December?

As we all know, Singapore in December is a great time to see the sparkling side of the nation. The aura is lively and festive because the New Year, Christmas, and Chinese New Year fall in December and January. It is a famous time in Singapore as it hosts festivals like Carnival, Pongal, Christmas, New Year celebrations, fireworks, and fringe festivals.

Singapore offers a nice climate in December, making it an ideal time to stroll around and admire the beauty of the city.

What is the weather like in Singapore during December?

Although Singapore remains humid and hot during the year, one of the best times to visit is December. The weather is comparatively more fantastic, and the air is tidied with no light mist. However, it is important to note that December has a strong chance of being the wettest month of the year, with an average rainfall of 318.6mm.

During this period of the northeast monsoon, there is a chance that it will rain 18 days a month in a given month as it is the season of the monsoon. With a relative humidity of 86.5%, the mean temperature will be around 26 degrees Celsius with a mean temperature of 26 degrees Celsius. Thus, visiting Singapore in December is best for family and friends.

Festival in Singapore in December:

It is time to glory a bountiful harvest and thank the Sun god for his blessing to mark the start of a Tamilian festival. Pongal is a famous festival among Tamilians, and they celebrate it during the tenth month of the Tamil calendar. This is marked around mid-January and is a renowned festival in Singapore in December. It is one of the most enjoyable festivals in Singapore because of the distant Tamilian folk in the nation. At this festival, people throw away their old lives and bask in a new starting.

Furthermore, a big thanks and various cuisines mark the start of this colorful festival of Pongal. Singapore in December keeps Pongal for four days.

If you wish to participate in this festival, you should plan a trip to Singapore during December to drown in the colors of the festivities. Read More: Why is the Pongal Festival Celebrated? See How South India Celebrates Harvest Festival .

2. Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is one of Singapore’s most popular Chinese festivals in December. The whole of Chinatown comes together for a fortnight every year in the center of January and marks what is known as the lunar new year.

Houses are clean and beautifully decorated during the Chinese New Year celebrations. Plenty of bright red decorations and lights adorn the malls and streets in trial for Christmas.

3. Thaipusam

As we all know, Thai is a month in the Tamil calendar, and Pusam is the title of a star. Pusam Star is at its highest point in the sky during the month of Thai. Therefore, Tamil people mark the Thaipusam festival during the full moon day. It is not uncommon for devotees to walk from Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple to Sri Thendayuthapani Temple in Singapore.

A two-day celebration takes place on the eve of the day and the actual day of the carnival. Devotees take part in this festival to fulfill their vows by their beliefs. While some devotees carry spikes inside their Kavadis (altars) that penetrate through their torsos, others have pots of milk that are later poured over the Vel (a divine javelin) before they are immersed in the water.

4. Christmas

On this island, there is a dazzling Christmas festival throughout December. In Universal Studios Singapore, you can see the theme park lit up at night and even enjoy live performances. In addition to being one of the best events for adults, it is also one of the best for the little ones. The kids can participate in Santa’s workshop or visit Santa’s Christmas Tree House if they’d like.

Those who plan to stay till the end of the month can join in the countdown for the fantastic new year at the Siloso Beach Party, which takes place at the end of the month. It is one of the most enjoyable things to do in Singapore in December to join in the festivities of the Christmas season. Read More: Places to Visit During Christmas Celebration in Asia .

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If you are looking for some best places to visit in Singapore in December, see the National Gallery Singapore. It is one of the world’s largest public collections of Singaporean and Southeast Asian Art. During your visit, you will see over 800 artworks showcasing Singapore’s culture.

You can visit it from Saturday to Thursday from 10 am to 7 pm and Friday from 10 am to 9 pm. On all days except Monday, the museum is open to the public.

2. Jurong Bird Park

Imagining flying like a bird, how would it feel? Isn’t that amazing? To be able to see them fly with colors is itself an exciting experience. The path leads to Jurong Bird Park. Asia’s largest bird park houses 3500 birds from 400 different species and is home to 400 species.

Take advantage of this great chance if you are a bird lover. Whether you are looking for cute little penguins swimming in the water or a Blue African Turaco perched on a branch in the middle of a tree, you will see every type of bird here. In December, you can enjoy the beautiful weather.

3. Singapore Flyer

One of Singapore’s most famous lures in Singapore Flyers is a great observation wheel that towers over the city’s Skyline. You can enjoy stunning views of the city below as the Singapore Flyer soars at 165 meters.

A Singapore Flyer ride at night provides a spectacular view of the city’s lights, especially during the wintry cold of December. A glimpse of island life glistens in the darkness at sunset.

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4. Orchard Road

Widely called the shopping streets of Singapore , Orchard Road is among the best places to Visit in Singapore in December. You can go crazy shopping at Plaza Singapura, a forum at the shopping mall, and many more. Many events occur on Orchard Road during this time of year.

There are also dazzling Christmas decorations, stores, and rides along it. Besides that, you can stroll through the ‘Walk of Wonder’ to soak up the party vibes inside Ngee Ann City or visit the Endless Wonder Christmas Village inside Ngee Ann City.

5. Singapore Zoo

Because it is the award-winning Singapore Zoo, it is one of the most popular places to visit in Singapore in December . There are more than 300 different species of animals living in this rainforest environment.

Please take a closer look at the wildlife creatures in their natural habitat and get a feel for what they are like. On your trip to Singapore, don’t miss this crazy adventure.

The bottom line,

This blog mentions the guide of Singapore in December you must follow. There are many festivals and places that you can visit in Singapore in December. So, what are you waiting for? Plan to take a trip to Singapore in December with your family and friends and enjoy life. And click beautiful pics making the trip more interesting.

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Most events in Singapore focus on family, tradition, myths or religion. At these times, Marina Bay and the ethnic temples and quarters of Chinatown , Little India and Geylang come alive.

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Due to the large number of Chinese people living in Singapore, many Chinese celebrations are held there. The Chinese New Year is one of the biggest celebrations on the event calendar. Generally celebrated in January or February each year (the date fluctuates), this event marks the transition from summer to winter. If you are in Singapore during the Chinese New Year, check out some of the planned events, as you will learn so much about the rich Chinese culture that continues to influence Singapore today.

The Dragon Boat Festival represents the culture of the people and the Chinese influence over Singapore’s past. As over seventy per cent of the population in Singapore is Chinese, it is a small wonder that most Chinese festivals are celebrated with much enthusiasm in this country.

Singapore’s National Day is held each year on the 9th of August in memory of Singapore’s freedom from Malaysia in 1965. During this day, there is a National Parade, a speech from the Prime Minister of Singapore and a huge fireworks display.

The Singapore Night Festival is an annual street festival held over two weekends, celebrating the arts and Singapore’s rich cultural heritage. The festival is a massive street party centred around an artistic extravaganza of fun and entertainment. There are heaps to see and do, including musical performances, improvisational theatre, film screenings, roving street performers, colourful building-sized light installations, dance, aerial performances, demonstrations of magic and illusion and cultural exhibitions.

With fashion shows, the Singapore Grand Prix and many outdoor festivals, there is always something to see and do in Singapore.

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A Guide to Visiting Singapore in December | Attractions, Events, Weather & More

Whether you're a foodie or a history buff, Singapore is sure to wow you with its majestic shrines, vibrant hawker centers, and luscious greenery. Singapore in December takes on a magical allure, with festive lights and decorations transforming the cityscape into a winter wonderland. Planning to visit Singapore in December? Here's a guide to help you make the most of your trip!

Is December a good time to visit Singapore?

From December through March, Singapore's temperatures are at their coolest, making it a great time to visit! When the weather is comfortable and inviting, it's a great time to visit the city for sightseeing and other outdoor pursuits.

Why You Should Visit 

• If you're looking for the perfect winter getaway, Singapore in December, with its mildly colder cloak of brilliance, comes as a breath of fresh air.
• 86.5 % relative humidity and around 26 ° C are expected.
• Singapore celebrates the Christmas season with a slew of festivities throughout December.

What to Look Out For

• Hot and humid all year round is the norm in Singapore. While December brings some respite, visitors should be prepared for what is usually the season's wettest month.
• The peak tourist season in Singapore runs from December to June, and while some people enjoy the hustle-bustle, it might be a bummer for others.
• Singapore in December is a beauty to behold, but many tourists find the island to be a tad bit too expensive.

Overview of Weather in Singapore in December

Singapore in December is a well-knit motley of rain and snug. December marks the tourist high in Singapore. During December, the average temperature ranges from 30°C  to 23.5°C.

• Average Temperature: 30°C  to 23.5 °C
• Average Rainfall: Around 287.4mm, with 19 days of unrelenting rainfall.
• Average Daylight Hours: 4.3
• Sea Temperature: Around 29 °C

More About the Weather in Singapore in December

How hot is Singapore in December?

Singapore in December is just pleasantly warm. About 26°C is the average temperature.

Can you swim in Singapore in December?

Singapore's water bodies are 29°C on average in December, making it a great month for a swim.

Does it rain in Singapore in December?

Singapore in December witnesses the most rainfall. It is demarcated as the wettest month with an average of 200mm of rainfall.

Is Singapore windy in December?

December offsets Singapore's wettest month with mild wind patterns.

Best Things to do in Singapore in December

1. Gardens By the Bay

Gardens | tourist hotspot .

There are more than 1.5 million plants in the Gardens by the Bay, a sprawling urban oasis in the middle of downtown Singapore that hails from every continent in the world. The iconic Supertree constructions are one of the most eye-catching aspects of the area. The calm coolness of December blends beautifully with the coziness of the overhead skywalk keeping a watch on the garden.

December Timing: Daily from 5:00 am to 2:00 am

2. Sentosa Island

Resort island | tourist hotspot.

As the name implies, Resorts World on Sentosa Island is one of the island's most well-known attractions. A free island-wide bus system and convenient monorail service make it easy to explore all the main attractions. The humidity is at its lowest in December, with an average of 26 degrees Celsius in Sentosa making it ideal for sightseeing and enjoying other the numerous other attractions on this island.

3. Singapore Flyer

Observation wheel | city views.

One of Singapore's most popular attractions, the Singapore Flyer is a massive observation wheel that towers over the city's skyline. As the Singapore Flyer soars at 165 meters, you can take in the breathtaking views of the city below. Night-time Singapore Flyer rides, especially in the wintry cold of December provide spectacular views of the city's lights as you soar through the air. At sunset, you may get a glimpse of island life glistening as darkness falls.

December Timings: Thursday to Sunday from 3 pm to 9 pm.

4. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

High-end observation deck | tourist hotspot.

The SkyPark deck, perched at a height of 56 stories offers some of the most picturesque views of Marina Bay and Singapore's heaven-kissing skyscrapers. Bask in the glory of the mesmerizing view offered from a god-like stance atop SkyPark. Three hotel buildings in Marina Bay are home to an expansive SkyPark with a total length of 340 meters. In the shape of an ocean liner, the SkyPark includes an observation deck, an infinity pool, and a grove of trees. Singapore Marina Bay Sands SkyPark in December offers beauteous views and the calm of nature will surely lull you into a respite.

December Timing: Daily 11:00 am to 9:00 pm.

5. Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds, located in Singapore is among the most beautiful attractions in Singapore and offers an array of astonishing wax figurines of iconic celebrities. Madame Tussauds, the world's largest chain of wax museums, inaugurated its eighth Asian location on October 25, 2014.

December Timings: Wednesday to Monday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.

6. National Gallery Singapore

Art & culture gallery.

The National Gallery, a contemporary museum, showcases the uniqueness of Singapore's cultural heritage and fosters and inspires a vibrant society by bringing together art from Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the rest of the globe. Exhibition visitors may look forward to a wide range of educational programs like guided tours and artist lectures. Every art lover should pay a visit to Singapore's National Gallery in December when it's cooler and less humid.

December Timings: Daily from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm

7. Singapore Zoo

Zoo | tourist hotspot.

Orangutans, endangered primates, and vulnerable southeast Asian chelonians are all given particular care at the Singapore Zoo, which has grown to become a popular favorite among visitors and tourists from all across the world. Singapore Zoo is among the nation's authorized sanctuaries for rescued species. Many travelers go the extra mile to visit the renowned zoo during the winter months, particularly in December.

December Timings : Daily from 8.30 am to 6:00 pm

8. Universal Studios

Entertainment | kids-friendly.

The only theme park under the aegis of Universal Studios in Southeast Asia, Universal Studios is located in Singapore. Take a trip to the movies and get absorbed in the world of Hollywood entertainment. Rides, performances, and other attractions based on your favorite movies and TV programs will whisk you away on a wild, exhilarating adventure.

December Timings: Daily from 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm

9. Singapore Cruises

Cruise | leisure.

Among the top nations in Asia to visit, Singapore has a wealth of attractions and experiences. There is a great expanse of blue water around this town. The Singapore cruise proves to be a great option for travelers since it provides a respite from the city's buzz and allows them to lay down and repose. One-third of all cruise passengers sail to Singapore, thanks to the state's reputation as a cruising hotspot. Many tourists come to Singapore in December to enjoy a day at sea and take in the city's sights.

10. Orchard Road

City street | historic location.

Orchard Road, popularly referred to as Orchard, is a 2.5-mile-long road within Singapore's Central Area. It is one of Singapore's most popular tourist attractions and a popular shopping district, with various foreign department shops, restaurants, and coffeehouses within a small range. Especially in December, when it is lavishly decked with floral arrangements and other greenery, visitors crowd the area which makes it among Singapore's top entertainment centers.

11. Jurong Bird Park

Bird park | tourist hotspot.

The number of birds in Jurong Bird Park is the greatest in the world, and it ranks second in terms of the variety of species and the amount of territory it occupies. The Jurong Bird Park has almost 5,000+ birds of hundreds of species, 29 of which are endangered. This park, one of the finest in Singapore for families in December, is a heaven for birdwatchers, as it provides a wealth of opportunities to see a wide variety of species up close.

December Timings: Daily from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm

12. Singapore National Library

Library | tourist hotspot.

Singapore's National Library is among the country's most notable public libraries. An 11,304-square-meter facility on Victoria Street in the Town Center houses this branch of the Library Board. In terms of public libraries, it is the biggest in the nation. A trip to the library in December may be a terrific way to avoid the winter chill while still getting in some quality reading time.

December Timings: Daily from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm

Top Experiences & Things to do in Singapore in December

Festivals in singapore in december.

Date: December 25

Venue: Throughout Singapore

In the midst of Singapore's Christmas festivities, the city transforms into an enchanted beauteous land at night. The Christmas festivities in Singapore are spectacular. As the trees and arches are decked up for a carnival, thousands of glistening lights and bulbs cascade from above.

Date: Last Week of December

Venue: National Gallery Singapore

Annually, Singapore hosts the SIFA. The National Endowment for the Arts is organized by Arts Festival Limited. A whole month is dedicated to exhibiting everything from theater to dance to music to visual art at this year-end festival.

Events in Singapore in December

Date : December 8

Venue: Sentosa's Beach Siloso

The ZoukOut music event is one of Asia's biggest. For this event, Asia's most popular outdoor nightclub Zouk springs to life. As the light comes up, ZoukOut, Asia's largest dusk-to-dawn beach party, comes to an end. This year marks the 19th ZoukOut in Singapore's Sentosa Island.

Marina Bay Singapore Countdown

Date : December 31

Venue : Surbana Jurong

Everything about Singapore in December is exciting, intriguing, and charming. The Lion City gears up to ring in every New Year with a bang! Singapore's New Year's celebrations are unlike any other, with revelers lining the streets and a dazzling array of sights to take in right in the middle of the city. There are other festivities around the island, but Marina Bay Singapore's Countdown is among the most well-known.

Know Before You Visit Singapore in December

• Time Zone:  GMT+8
• Currency:  Singapore Dollar or SGD
• Country Code:  +65
• Emergency Numbers:  If you dial 911 or 112 from an international number, your call will be redirected to the emergency number 999.

What to wear in Singapore in December

Comfortable t-shirts and shorts or denim are preferable since the weather is always hot and humid.

• To keep you cool and protected from the sun, tunics are ideal.
• The heat will be more bearable if you choose silk, linen, and cotton since they are easier to clean and dry.

What to Pack in Singapore in December

• Umbrellas are a must, keeping in mind the average rainfall of the wettest month of the season.
• To avoid getting burnt, you must wear a cap or a hat and use sunscreen with high SPF.
• Comfortable shoes for going about are essential.

Getting Around Singapore in December

Shorter journeys on Singapore's bus system are a little less expensive than using the MRT. At 6 a.m., the bulk of buses are on the road, and most of them are air-conditioned. Single and double-decker buses are also found throughout the city.

For the first kilometer, regular taxis charge S$3, and afterward for every 400 meters, 22c, with a somewhat cheaper price kicking in after 10 km.

The city's MRT system is the most efficient mode of transportation. Nearly all of Singapore's attractions can be reached on foot from an MRT station.

Where to Stay in Singapore in December

Even though Singapore isn't a huge city, there are still a lot of options, making it difficult to decide where to stay or start your trip. Here's a list of hotels for every budget.

• Budget Hotels: KINN Capsule Hotel - SG Clean , Hipstercity hostel , Dream Lodge
• Mid-range Hotels: ibis budget Singapore Pearl , Fragrance Hotel - Oasis , Bliss Hotel Singapore , Hotel YAN
• Luxury Hotels: The Fullerton Hotel , Pan Pacific , Mandarin Oriental , Shangri La

What to eat in Singapore in December

Seafood is a big draw for travelers to Singapore. Tourists are urged by natives to choose chili crab or black pepper crab as two of the most popular delicacies on the menu.

• Chicken Rice: Chicken Rice may well be regarded as Singapore's unofficial national dish since it can be found at almost every restaurant in the city-state.
• Laksa: Curry Laksa and Asam Laksa are two varieties that combine Chinese and Malay flavors into the Laksa soup
• Satay: Pork, poultry, beef, or mutton is caramelized and grilled, and prepared into this Singaporean local delicacy.

Hacks & Tips to Visit Singapore in December

• Wear clothes that are suited for the humid climate
• Gear up with light footwear to walk the wonders
• Traveling via public transport is always a better alternative
• Avoid smoking unless in the designated locality.
• Street food is among the best and most delicious ways to save dough.

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Frequently asked questions about visiting singapore in december.

The weather in December is cooler and more pleasant, with temperatures averaging around 26 degrees Celsius. However, rainfall is relatively high this month compared to other months in the year. So if you don't mind the occasional downpour, December can be a good time to visit   Singapore .

Some of the best things to do in   Singapore in December include paying a visit to the Universal Studios, the ZoukOut music fest, spending Christmas with loved ones, and many more.

Not particularly. The weather in Singapore in December is mild and comfortable. The average temperature is about 26°C

About 26°C is the average temperature in Singapore in December

Singapore remains partially cloudy in the month of December with around 4.3 hours of sunlight a day..

Singapore in December witnesses the most waterfall. It is demarcated as the wettest month with an average of 200mm of rainfall.

Yes, Singapore in December can be a little expensive to visit as it is the peak tourist month.

Singapore has been acknowledged as among the safest places to visit in the world..

Singapore in December witnesses a slew of fun activities ranging from Christmas parties to art week and many more.

The ZoukOut music event and the Adventure Cove Park trip make up the most enthralling events in Singapore in December.

The average temperature ranges from 30°C  to 23.5 °C.

Kids can be accompanied to almost all of the major attractions in Singapore in December along with a visit to Kiztopia and the Universal theme park

Christmas parties and Art week are just two of the numerous events that take place in Singapore in December.