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Deepavali is a festival of lights. Though it is originally a festival of the Hindus, people from all walks of life celebrate Deepavali every year all over the world. Deepavali is also celebrated in Singapore with much enthusiasm and vigor. There are several Indians living in Singapore and they celebrate Deepavali with great eagerness. In a few words, it can be said that Deepavali in Singapore is really a grand event.
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Singapore Deepavali
As always, Deepavali in Singapore is celebrated every year and the entire Deepavali celebration in Singapore is indeed a treat for the eyes. Have a look at some of the Deepavali gift ideas, places where you can shop during Deepavali in Singapore and also what all activities you can undertake during Deepavali in Singapore.
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Singapore Deepavali Shopping: In Singapore, people belonging to different religions join hands and take active part in celebrating Deepavali. The shopping belts in Singapore like Orchard Road and VivoCity remain crowded with the busy shoppers buying several gift items for their kids as well as for their near and dear ones. Little India, which is a cultural neighborhood in Singapore featuring different types of cultural elements of India, also remains crowded with people busy buying beautiful Deepavali lights and candles of different shapes and sizes, sweets made of ghee and various other gift items for their loved ones.
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Singapore Deepavali Gift Ideas: Want to gift something special this Deepavali? Just have a look at some of the popular Deepavali gift items and choose the best gift for your loved ones.
- Gold and silver jewelries
- Gold coins
- Fashion accessories including watches, perfumes, handbags, etc
- Traditional dresses like dhotis and saris
- Candles of different shapes and sizes
- Deepavali cards
- Dry fruits and sweets
- Fire crackers
- Chocolates
- Puja gift items
Singapore Deepavali Activities: As part of Deepavali celebrations in Singapore, you can enjoy dining with your family and friends at some of the restaurants offering traditional Indian dishes. Moreover, you can also go around the city and enjoy the beautiful Deepavali lightings. What else? You can even be a part of or be a spectator of the Deepavali Street Parade in Singapore. If you want to spend the entire time at home with your family, then you can very well enjoy burning crackers with your kids and can also join hands with other members of your family in decorating the entire house with beautiful diyas. |
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