Strictly Singapore – A Travel Blog
Singapore is more than luxury shopping experiences and going out to eat – Strictly Singapore highlights the major tourist attractions & the hidden gems!
Seasonal events shape the cultures that come together in Singapore. From the Singapore Grand Prix to religious holidays to food festivals, there is something for you on this list!
Welcome to all things you need to know about the Singapore Grand Prix 2025. Below is an outline of the schedule, how to get tickets, entertainment, and more! Stay tuned for more updates as they roll out this summer. Schedule: Singapore Grand Prix 2025 Friday October 3rd 1st Practice 17:30 – 18:30 2nd Practice 21:00 –…
Tamil New Year, sometimes known as Indian New Year, Puthandu, or Varudhapirudu. which usually falls on or around April 14th or on the spring equinox. In fact, this year in 2025, Tamil New Year will fall on Monday, April 14th! This is a time of festivities, especially in Singapore, being a time of auspice and prosperity.🕯️…
Christmas in Singapore is hot and humid. But it can be just as charming and delightful due to its festive spirit starting as early as November! Scroll through this Singapore travel guide for inspiration on Christmas activities in the Merlion City. Christmas Markets View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cluny…
Now that the 2024 Singapore Night Festival has concluded, stay tuned for the 2025 Night Festival next autumn! Coined the “largest nocturnal experience” in the city, this annual festival seems to be getting more extravagant each year. This year (2024) the Singapore Night Festival will take place from August 23rd to September 7th for its…
Now that the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix has concluded, stay tuned for next year’s GPSS in 2025 (Friday October 3rd – Sunday October 5th, 2025). Are you ready for this year’s GPSS (Grand Prix Season Singapore)? The Singapore Grand Prix will take place this year, 2024, from September 20th-22nd. Ticket prices range from S$138 to…
Also known as Deepavali, Diwali is usually a five-day long festival occurring in the fall; either in September, October, November, or December. However, Diwali season is much longer than this. This date is determined by the Hindu lunar calendar and changes year by year. The term Deepavali is more commonly used in Singapore as it…