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5 Places to Go During Chinese New Year in Singapore - 2024 Edition!

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5 Places to Go During Chinese New Year in Singapore - 2024 Edition!

Bring the whole family out for a day of fun during the festive period!

As the Year of the Dragon bounds into view, families all over Singapore are eagerly looking for exciting and memorable ways to celebrate the Chinese New Year. In this vibrant city-state, there’s no shortage of cultural experiences, festive events, and incredible locations to explore.

If you’re on the hunt for the best places to go during Chinese New Year in Singapore, here are five must-visit destinations that promise a grand celebration for the whole family.

5 Places To Go During Chinese New Year in Singapore

1. Join the Festivities at River Hongbao

Celebrating Singapores Chinese New Year at River Hongbao | Food 8nd Trips

Source: Food 8nd Trips

One of the most anticipated events during the Chinese New Year is the River Hongbao. This iconic festival is a riot of colour and excitement, with larger-than-life lantern displays, thrilling rides, and a variety of performances that showcase local culture and talent. Children will adore the mascots Fu-er and Shou-er, who will guide them in welcoming the Year of the Dragon.

2. Immerse in Tradition at Chinatown

Chinese New Year (China Town) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

Source: Tripadvisor

Singapore’s Chinatown is another must-visit spot during Chinese New Year. Every year, the streets are adorned with vibrant red lanterns and banners, creating a festive atmosphere that’s second to none. You’ll find a range of activities for kids and adults alike, from calligraphy workshops to lion dance performances.

3. Staycation at Marina Bay Sands

Elevated view of Marina Bay Sands at night during Chinese

Source: Media Storehouse

For a luxurious treat this Chinese New Year, consider a staycation at Marina Bay Sands. This iconic hotel offers breathtaking views of the city, world-class dining options, and a range of activities that the whole family can enjoy.

4. Attend the Chingay Parade

Chingay Parade 2024 in Singapore - Dates

Source: Rove.me

The Chingay Parade is a highlight of Singapore’s Chinese New Year celebrations. Held at the F1 Pit Building, this vibrant parade features a stunning array of floats, dancers, and performers that will captivate both young and old.

5. Dine at Jia He Chinese Restaurant

The best Chinese New Year menus in Singapore 2024 | Tatler Asia

Source: Tatler Asia

No Chinese New Year celebration would be complete without a feast! Jia He Chinese Restaurant offers a special menu for the festive season, with traditional dishes that are sure to delight the palate.

Roar into the Year of the Dragon with a Blast!

With so many dynamic places to go during the Chinese New Year in Singapore, you’re bound to have a roaring good time! Whether you immerse yourself in traditional festivities, live it up during a luxurious staycation, or dine on delectable festive delicacies (because who can resist?), you’re in for a celebration that’s as fiery as a dragon’s breath.

So gather your loved ones, put on your best red outfit, and get ready to soar into the Year of the Dragon with joy and laughter!

Remember, fortune favours the bold, and there’s no bolder way to welcome the new year than having an unforgettable adventure in Singapore!

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