Diwali 2020 In Singapore

This year it s celebrated on 14 november 2020.

Diwali 2020 in singapore. Top indian restaurants in singapore to celebrate diwali 2020 with special menus featuring indian food favourites and mithai. 03 nov 2020 02 00 pm by. Little india celebrates. More info can be found here.

In case you haven t noticed the lights along serangoon road it s deepavali in singapore. In singapore you can expect such dishes as deep fried dough covered in syrup rice flour pancakes lentil cakes. Chinese new year 25 january 2020 26 january 2020 saturday sunday monday 27 january 2020 will be a public holiday if your rest day falls on 26 january 2020. Deepavali or diwali is just around the corner on 14 november 2020 so here s our guide to all things deepavali in singapore deepavali in singapore is nearly here.

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Read about deepavali in singapore in 2020. Good friday 10 april 2020 friday. Labour day 1 may 2020 friday. The masterclasses will be held on 10 and 31 october 2020.

It is celebrated by hindus worldwide every year. This is the biggest indian festival of the year the festival of lights so let s take a look about what deepavali or diwali in singapore is all about. The festival of lights falls on the 15th day of kartika which is the holiest month in the hindu calendar. Despite being mainly observed only by the indian community the festival of deepavali is a gazetted public holiday in singapore.

The light up ceremony will be held on 3rd october 2020. Year date day. 25 january 2020 26 january 2020. The following monday will be a public holiday.

The list of public holidays for 2020 is available on the ministry of manpower s website www mom gov sg employment practices public holidays. And considering the tumultuous 2020 we ve all had we could use some reminder that better days are coming starting with these mithais or sweet confections traditionally consumed to welcome the festivities. Deepavali masterclass deepavali masterclasses will be conducted free online for participants to learn to prepare deepavali delicacies with special cooking techniques and use of special ingredients.