Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore Deepening the Kampung Spirit

Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore

Have you visit or experience Hari Raya Light Up in Singapore before? Do you know that there are more than 900,000 LED light bulbs from Sims Avenue to Changi Road plus more than 1000 stalls at the Ramadan Bazaar. Well, this is my first time experiencing the annual Hari Raya LightUp 2017 and also visiting Geylang Serai Bazar, the largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore. It’s shopping fiesta under the extravaganza visual lighting. Let’s check what we did during our escape to the Lion City recently.  

Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore Deepening the Kampung Spirit
Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore Deepening the Kampung Spirit


As you can see, the visual feast of larger-than-life light installations along the road modeled some of the traditional Malay heritage icons such as the traditional kampong house the Malay home of yesteryear. 

At Gelang Serai for Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore

A 4.4-metre tall wau (Kelantanese kite) and complemented by leaf motifs designed like songket, a traditional Malay fabric made of hand-woven patterns. This year the Hari Raya Light Up theme is “Deepening the Kampung Spirit”.

A 4.4-metre tall wau (Kelantanese kite) 

There is also a 12-metre wide kelong or offshore platform made of wood and sampan or fishing boat at the main stage area for weekly performances and movie screenings. At the same time, check out the history of Hari Raya and Geylang Serai at the temporary exhibition that feature a housing that mimics the weaves of a ketupat (rice dumpling).

Hari Raya Light Up 2017 themed Deepening the Kampung Spirit
Hari Raya Light Up 2017 themed Deepening the Kampung Spirit

Hari Raya Light Up 2017
Date: 20th May to 7th July, 2017
Sunday to Thursday from 7pm to 12midnight
Friday and Saturday from 7pm to 2am
Eve of Hari Raya Puasa on 24th Jun from 7pm to 6am

Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore Deepening the Kampung Spirit
The evening is getting more 

If you are in Singapore during this period of time and would like to explore the local Malay culture, I would recommend you to head over to Gelang Serai in the event for their Hari Raya Light Up. 

Plus this event only happens for a limited time only so do take this opportunity to experience the night scene with dazzling lights display and also the new larger-than-life Malay cultural installations. You can find many interesting food, products, clothes, festive essentials and cookies at the bazaar too. 

Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore Deepening the Kampung Spirit
Geylang Serai Bazaar, the largest Ramadan Bazaar in Singapore

Next we are going share our experience and photos about our food hunt and stuff at the ever-popular Geylang Serai Bazaar, the largest Bazaar Ramadan in Singapore. There you can find many interesting food, stuff and also people. So do keep an eye for our next post coming up soon... 

For more information about Hari Raya Light Up 2017 in Singapore and its fringe activities, please visit Our Kampung Spirit Facebook

15 comments:

  1. I come here every year and love it! Hope you loved the food here too 😊

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  2. btw... Nice Post.. and you are very beautiful I guess....

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  3. Ngaww Kels so pretty :) Also love the sights in Singapore, they really go all out during festivities

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  4. This must be a wonderful event to experience! I hope I could attend this event in the future too.

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  5. This is really beautiful, never been to Singapore until today. Singapore is one of my to-go-list... Will save and visit next year but during Christmas =)

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  6. Singapore too have a grand Raya Celebration. Look happening there.

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  7. nice lighting! great that they are having something similar like Christmas. it really does look beautiful!

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  8. I never thought that'd be lighting up in Singapore for Hari Raya. Only associated it with Christmas, that Singapore is so famous for. It's so unexpectedly beautiful. Wished I was there!

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  9. I always loved Singapore's festive decoration! They put so much efford into it!

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  10. Never knew there was a light up of Raya also...oh my. How exciting.. need to check it out.

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  11. I wish I can visit Singapore again ^^ such a beautiful country :)

    Love, Borneo Girl

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  12. Nice Raya decoration Singapore had. Will plan my trip there during Raya.

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  13. Singapore has one of the best deco for festive. nice work!

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  14. I still never been there yet! Looks like really nice & creative deco for the festival!

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