The Best Places to Visit During Ramadan in Singapore, Festivities From Suhoor to Iftar

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TEMPO.CO, JakartaAs a country of religious and cultural diversity, there are many places to visit during Ramadan in Singapore. With an extra layer of heartwarming traditions, these destinations captivate locals and tourists alike for their special religious events. 

In this article, we’ll take a tour around the crowds’ favorites of Ramadan destinations that have something for everyone. From cultural inspiration and spiritual reflection to delightful Singaporean cuisine. 

Best Places to Visit During Ramadan in Singapore 

Quoting various sources, the Grand Sultan Mosque and vibrant bazaars across the city-state are among the top-rated places to visit during Ramadan. Other favorable destinations also include: 

1. Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar 

February With a staggering 150 F&B stalls and 500 other retail stalls, the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar will be in full swing from 26 to March 30. From 10 am to midnight daily, visitors will be treated to a variety of activities under the vibrant canopy. For first-timers, be sure to check out the iconic Roti Awan, First King Juicy Deng Deng, and the Thai Dessert House. 

2. Sultan Mosque 

Towering with elegance, Sultan Mosque stands as the heart of Singapore’s Muslim community. This architectural masterpiece, crowned with a magnificent golden dome, can accommodate up to 5,000 worshippers in its grand central prayer hall. 

Built in 1824 by Sultan Hussain Shah of Johore, the mosque has since remained a cherished sanctuary for both locals and Muslim travelers seeking a place of worship and reflection.

Visitors eager to admire the mosque’s breathtaking design and rich history are welcome during designated hours. However, entry is restricted during prayer times to preserve the sanctity of this iconic landmark.

3. Kampong Glam 

A stroll through Kampong Glam is like stepping into a world where history and modernity collide harmoniously. As one of Singapore’s most historic urban districts, this lively Muslim enclave preserves the essence of its 19th-century roots while embracing a contemporary, artistic flair. From its storied streets to its vibrant cultural scene, Kampong Glam offers an immersive experience unlike any other.

If you're visiting during Ramadan, this neighborhood transforms into a hub of spiritual reflection and festive energy. Whether you’re drawn to its history, culinary delights, or artistic soul, here are the best ways to soak up the magic of Kampong Glam. 

4. Ramadan Bazaars

Singapore’s Bazaar Ramadan is more than just a marketplace, it's a vibrant celebration of culture, faith, and community. Known for its rich religious and cultural diversity, this festive gathering draws not only Muslims but also people from all backgrounds, creating an atmosphere of unity and inclusivity. 

With their dazzling lights, mouth-watering street food, and lively spirit, these bazaars, which include Kampong Gelam Ramadan Bazaar, Tampines MRT Bazaar, and Ramadan Bazaar @ Jurong, transform into must-visit destinations where everyone can come together to embrace the joy of Ramadan. 

5. Halal Restaurants 

Beyond its world-class attractions and vibrant shopping scene, the city-state is also a paradise for food lovers, offering an impressive array of culinary delights. With so many dining options to choose from, Muslim travelers will never be short of halal restaurants. From authentic cuisine like Sofra and Positano Risto to the town’s trendy eateries such as Fluff Bakery and Konditori, Singapore promises a great Iftar experience. 

With its rich cultural diversity and deep-rooted traditions, Singapore offers an array of places to visit during Ramadan that cater to both spiritual seekers and cultural explorers. For the curious, here's a look at what Ramadan is like in Singapore.

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