Geylang Serai
Bazaar, Largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore
Hey we
are back and we are going to share about our latest experience at Geylang Serai
Bazaar, Largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore. Since Ramadan month just started I
am sure many of you would like to check out and visit too. This is not any
ordinary bazaar, there are more than 1000 stalls selling varieties of products
from food, to snacks, festive essential, clothes, and even carpets. Let’s go…
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| Geylang Serai Bazaar, Largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore |
The
things that I love about fasting month apart from testing our patience and
tolerance are visiting Ramadan Bazaar and Buka Puasa with friends and
colleagues. Actually I tried to fast before for me it’s not that easy, there
will always be temptations and challenges.
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| At Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar, Singapore |
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| Some of the food and snacks we tried that evening and there are a lot more tempting food, snacks and drinks |
Geylang Serai
Bazaar the Largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore is happening from 25th
May until 24th Jun, 2017 every day starting 11am until midnight, and
on Friday and Saturday the bazaar extend until 2am in the morning. And on the
eve of hari raya which is 24th Jun which is the last day, the bazaar
operates until 6am in the morning. If you are a bargain hunter then that is
your time because the retailer the slash the price and most of the products are
on super sale.
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| Most of the bazaar areas are covered, no matter rain or shine the business will go on as usual. |
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| Wow! huge bucket of drinks awaits |
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| How about some scotch egg? |
As
mentioned there are more than 1000 stalls in front of Geylang Serai Market, Joo
Chiat Complex and along Haig Road. It’s like street shopping fiesta with lots
of food stall selling all kind of food from traditional to modern.
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| I love these lamps, its so colorful |
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| Are you keen to buy jubah? There are many stalls selling different kinds of clothing |
We found
many interesting snacks and many stalls are actually operates by youngsters. Most
of the bazaar areas are covered, no matter rain or shine the business will go
on as usual. The bazaar is not only loved by the Malays but also Chinese and
tourists.
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| Hari Raya Light Up 2017 at Geylang Serai |
The Hari
Raya Light Up will starts at 7pm every day, the area will be lid by the
extravaganza visual lighting with more than 900,000 LED light bulbs. It sparks
the festivity and vibrant atmosphere in Geylang Serai.
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| The bustling Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar |
Overall
it was a fun night out experiencing the bustling and vibrancy of Geylang Serai
Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore. You can easily spend the whole night there because
there are so many stores to cover and food to try. I don’t mind going back again.
For more
information about Geylang Serai Bazaar,
Largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore, please visit Our Kampung Spirit Facebook
It's seems like a fun event to attend. I love any event that has food catering that I can try and browse the different shops at the same time.
ReplyDeleteoh wow.. there is just so many things to see and do at the geylang serai bazaar... must try visit it next ramadan....
ReplyDeleteThe food is really great. I am now craving for Takoyaki. Will make sure to include in our itinerary a visit to bazaars when we're in SG. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCannot imagine how huge it is with a thousand stalls. I think it will take me a few evenings to cover the entire bazaar!
ReplyDeleteWaaa lot of food. I'm excited to go every stall and cuci mata hehhe.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been to Singapore for more than a decade. I really like the busy atmosphere of stall vendors. It looks like a great place to get good food after "buka puasa".
ReplyDeletelooks so happening!!! got oyster!!!
ReplyDeleteWow~ so many good foods! I want to try the Takoyaki!
ReplyDeleteOMG their raya bazaar also so happening. Looks like tons of fun Kels <3
ReplyDeleteOh wow... so many food and people, happening leh :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so nice Kels! Need to go and make a pit stop here when I come by SG next :)
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