List of Singapore holidays 2013 | Holidays in Singapore 2013:
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* Public Holidays Are in Bold
** Long Weekends Are Underlined
| January 1 (Tuesday) | First Day of New Year |
| February 9-12 (4-Day weekend from Saturday-Tuesday) | Chinese New Year |
| February 14 (Thursday) | Valentine’s Day |
| February 15 (Friday) | Total Defense Day |
| March 8 (Friday) | International Women’s Day |
| March 20 (Wednesday) | Vernal Equinox |
| March 24 – 30 (Sunday – Saturday) | Holy Week |
| March 29-31 (3-Day weekend from Friday-Sunday) | Good Friday |
| March 31 (Sunday) | Easter |
| May 1 (Wednesday) | Labor Day |
| May 12 (Sunday) | Mother’s Day |
| May 18 (Saturday) | International Museum Day |
| May 24-26 (3-Day weekend from Friday-Sunday) | Vesak Day |
| June 12 (Wednesday) | Dragon Boat Festival |
| June 16 (Sunday) | Father’s Day |
| July 1 (Monday) | Armed Forces Day |
| July 7 (Sunday) | Youth Day |
| July 21 (Sunday) | Racial Harmony Day |
| August 8 (Thursday) | Hari Raya Puasa |
| August 9 (4-Day Weekend from Thursday-Sunday) | Singapore Independence Day |
| September 2 (Monday) | Teacher’s Day |
| October 4 (Friday) | Children’s Day |
| October 15 (Tuesday) | Hari Raya Haji |
| November 2-4 (3-Day weekend from Saturday-Monday) | Deepavali |
| December 24 (Tuesday) | Christmas Eve |
| December 25 (Wednesday) | Christmas |
| December 31 (Tuesday) | Eve of New Year |
Travelling For the Holidays in Singapore 2013
Due to Singapore’s diverse people and cultures, there will be quite a few Singapore holidays 2013 (at least one almost every month) that are observed and celebrated all throughout the year. Then city-state of Singapore consists of Muslims, Christians, and Buddhists, so there are many Singapore holidays that although are very important to one of those religions, they are not given the status of a “public holiday”. The three major holidays of those religions (Vesak, Christmas, and Hari Raya Puasa) are indeed given the status of “public holiday”, which means schools and offices are closed on those days.
If you’re planning on going to spend your holidays in Singapore in 2013, then be sure to start preparing and planning your trip as soon as possible because it is never too early to start preparing. During Singapore holidays 2013, there will be lots of people booking hotels and flights, which can cause the prices to go much higher than normal. That is why it is best to book early so you don’t have to pay those higher prices.