2022 Singapore Chinese New Year Activities Roundup: Celebrate a Different Spring Festival Full of Festive Flavor

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Not far from us lies such a tiny country. Though it has been independent for just half a century, it has long joined the ranks of developed nations. This magical country is Singapore! This country can be said to have cracked the code for traffic, creating various popular attractions that have won the hearts of local residents and tourists alike. The Lunar New Year is approaching. Want to celebrate the Spring Festival in Singapore with your family but don't know where to go? Hurry up and save this Singapore Chinese New Year guide now.

A favorite for both adults and children! From January 13 to February 13, Universal Studios will hold a one-month festive celebration. If you are planning to spend the Spring Festival in Singapore, you absolutely cannot miss this rare opportunity! Thrilling rides, beautifully decorated wishing trees, and specially designed Chinese New Year scenes and cartoon characters for photo ops—a series of exciting activities await your choice!

Wishing you all the best in the new year, and may the tiger add wings to your prosperity throughout the year! When you come to Universal Studios, stroll along Hollywood Boulevard adorned with beautiful cherry blossom wishing trees, gold ingots, and festive decorations to feel the strong New Year atmosphere. In addition to meeting the debut of Tigress, you can also see your favorite movie cartoon characters dressed in festive outfits and take photos with them to welcome the new year together!

Have an extraordinary Spring Festival experience by immersing yourself among 100,000 sea fish! On this ocean exploration journey, you will also have the opportunity to encounter five auspicious marine creatures in the aquarium to welcome the Year of the Tiger, including the sand tiger shark, red lionfish, weedy sea dragon, tiger fish, and crocodile fish.

Immerse yourself in a dreamy underwater world and feel the infinite charm of the ocean! Strolling through the underwater tunnel, as if walking in the deep sea, you can observe the oddly shaped marine life up close. You can also catch a glimpse of the spectacular underwater scene through the huge transparent glass windows.

Gardens by the Bay is the most iconic natural base of this 'Garden City', consisting of three striking gardens: Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay Central Garden. The stylish and dreamy Flower Dome broke the Guinness World Record in 2015 to become the world's largest green glasshouse.

The Flower Dome is like a world of flowers, planting various kinds of flowers. In conjunction with the arrival of the Lunar New Year, various themed gardens of Gardens by the Bay will launch related themed flower season exhibitions, making it an absolute must-visit for flower viewing during the Singapore Lunar New Year.

The grandness of Singapore's 'River Hongbao' New Year celebration is comparable to the Spring Festival Gala in China. It has been held since 1987 and is now in its 36th edition! From traditional hanging red lanterns to mouthwatering Chinese cuisine, this is definitely one of the most representative celebrations you cannot miss when celebrating the Spring Festival in Singapore.

This is a major celebratory event held annually during the Lunar New Year in Singapore. The Chingay Parade perfectly showcases the local multicultural traditions through dazzling float parades and colorful festive celebrations! The parade performances come from local and foreign ethnic groups, making it a grand stage for demonstrating Singapore's racial harmony.

Want to quickly get a full picture of the city and feel the New Year atmosphere in a short time? Then the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus is definitely your best choice! According to your own pace and preferences, you can get on and off at any stop to carefully visit and check in the attractions you want to explore in depth.

The bus also features audio guides in 12 different languages, allowing you to learn about the background stories of the attractions and Singapore's history while soaking in the strong New Year atmosphere! Take a sightseeing tour on a double-decker bus, stopping at many popular attractions such as Marina Bay, Sentosa, Chinatown, etc., making it easy to travel around this bustling city!

Whether it's the Spring Festival or an ordinary day, the Go City Pass will always be ready for your travels, making every trip an unexpected and unforgettable experience!

Travel Diary Directory

1. 01 Universal Studios Singapore (Original price SGD 81, free with Go City Pass)

2. 02 S.E.A. Aquarium Singapore (Original price SGD 41, free with Go City Pass)

3. 03 Gardens by the Bay

4. 04 River Hongbao Celebration

5. 05 Chingay Parade

6. 06 Big Bus Singapore Sightseeing Tour (One-day ticket) (Original price SGD 47, free with Go City Pass)

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