Singapore’s Muslim community will mark the first day of Ramadan fasting on March 1 this year. Ramadan, is the ninth month of the Islamic Calendar, and it is observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. Fasting is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and Muslims fast from dawn to dusk until March 30. During Ramadan 2025 in Singapore there are many fun things to do, from Ramadan bazaars to street festivals, suhur and iftar meals to break fast, and more. Here’s our ultimate guide to Ramadan 2025 in Singapore.
1. See the Sultan Mosque’s light show
The Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan) is a beautiful mosque situated at Muscat Street and North Bridge Road. During Ramadan each year, the mosque features delightful light projections on its exterior to mark the occasion. It’s a spectacular sight to see daily from 7.30pm. Meanwhile, the mosque offers Ramadan activities like films and live music and a place for prayer and reflection. Plus, there’ll be workshops on offer in the area too.
📍3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833
2. Indulge at Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar
Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar is a popular Ramadan festival running for a full month until March 31, 2025. Visitors can enjoy more than 500 vendors, alongside various retail stalls selling items from $1. Definitely the highlight of the bazaar is the delicious food concepts, from Turkish kebabs to crowd-pleasing crispy chicken, drooling desserts, and more – all halal-certified or Muslim-owned. Plus, there’s a huge dining space with live entertainment so it’s the perfect place to break your evening fast and indulge on spectacular street foods. The bazaar opens from 10am to 11.59pm daily. Learn more.
📍Geylang, Singapore
3. Admire the Hari Raya 2025 light-up
Soak up the festival atmosphere by admiring the Hari Raya 2025 light-up while in Geylang. Head to Sims Avenue and Changi Road that’s currently decked out in beautiful lights that are a feast for the eyes. Typically, the lights and installations switch on around 7pm until midnight. Meanwhile, you’ll find a host of fun activities taking place along the street. Certainly, a wonderful opportunity to experience the rich cultural traditions of Ramadan 2025 Singapore.
📍Geylang, Singapore
4. Explore Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar
There are dozens of Ramadan bazaars popping up across the city. But one of our top picks is the Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar. The buzzing festival will run for nearly five weeks and be the largest and longest Kampong Glam bazaar. Indulge on delicious food from more than 100 food and drink vendors, or shop until you drop at 20 retail stalls. From Loco Loco’s chili crab to authentic Malay cuisine, hearty meats, Korean BBQ, and pink matchas…you’ll be spoilt for choice. Additionally, you can get tips from live cooking demos and enjoy live music. The festival is expected to attract more than one million people this year. It runs until March 26, 2025.
📍Kampong Glam, Singapore
5. Indulge on the best halal foods
Ramadan is the perfect time for the ultimate feast after fasting. So why not visit some of the best halal-certified eateries in the city? Luckily, we’ve already listed the best halal cafes and restaurants in Singapore.
6. Check out Celebfest Ramadan 2025
Mark your calendars for March 7 to 9 for this ultimate indoor Ramadan experience. Suntec City Singapore will host this free-to-enter fair from 12pm to 10pm. Celebfest Ramadan 2025 will feature halal foods and products as well as Muslim fashion to purchase. Certainly, one of the best things to do during Ramadan in Singapore.
📍1 Raffles Boulevard Singapore 039593
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