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Deepavali

Novembro 2028
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Feriado selecionado

🏪 O que está aberto

  • Bancos Fechado
  • Repartições públicas Fechado
  • Escolas Fechado
  • Lojas Varia
  • Restaurantes Horário reduzido
  • Transporte público Horário reduzido
  • Bolsa de valores Fechado
  • Correios Fechado

🛋️ Potencial de fim de semana prolongado

Bloco de 4 dias
SÁB 11 Fim de semana
DOM 12 Fim de semana
SEG 13 Dia ponte
TER 14 Feriado

Fim de semana de 4 dias com ponte em 13 de Novembro

📣 Notas para viajantes

Singapore is a highly developed, multicultural city-state in Southeast Asia, known for blending modern architecture with diverse Asian traditions and a tropical climate. It offers varied cuisine at affordable hawker centers, vibrant nightlife, and excellent shopping, all within a manageable urban environment.

  • Singapore celebrates numerous religious holidays (Hindu, Chinese, Muslim, Buddhist, Christian) in a multicultural state.
  • Festive periods are marked by vibrant celebrations, extensive street decorations, and cultural events.
  • While many local shops and eateries may close during major festivals, large facilities (malls, public transport, department stores) generally remain open.
  • Be mindful of diverse religious and cultural sensitivities, particularly regarding race, religion, and immigration.
  • General behavior is acceptable, but public displays of affection should be kept moderate.
  • Always remove your shoes when entering homes and many places of worship.
  • When visiting religious sites, dress modestly by covering shoulders and knees, and be prepared to remove your shoes. Note diverse dietary needs: many communities adhere to vegetarian or halal diets, and beef is often avoided by Hindus.

Sobre este feriado

Deepavali is a significant Hindu festival in Singapore. The region has deep historical ties to Hinduism, influenced by trade and settlement patterns dating back to the 7th century AD. Later waves of immigrants from Southern India established strong Hindu communities and temples, particularly in areas like Little India.