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How We Celebrate
Deepavali, also known as Diwali, celebrates the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Hindu families illuminate their homes, exchange gifts, and offer prayers to deities.
In Little India, immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere with bazaars, street light-ups, cultural performances, and henna tattoos. Follow the Silver Chariot procession and witness the awe-inspiring Theemithi ritual. Taste traditional treats, witness grand statues symbolizing abundance and victory, and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Deepavali in Singapore.
View Past Happenings
Step into Little India during Deepavali and you’ll be immersed in a world filled with lights and colours. For additional event details, check out the official site.
Street Light Up
Experience Little India's mesmerizing wonderland, adorned with radiant lights and intricate decorations, showcasing the rich traditions of the Indian community.
Deepavali Food Bazaar
Indulge in a feast and immerse yourself in the cultural celebrations. Taste an array of delectable Indian cuisine and soak in the ambiance at the Deepavali Food Bazaar.
Deepavali Street Show
Watch show-stopping performances, captivating song and dance performances that pay tribute to the Deepavali festival.
Deepavali Festival Village
Along Campbell Lane, stalls offering traditional clothing, snacks, intricate handicrafts and decorations that embody the heart of this joyous occasion are found.
Deepavali 101
Scroll to find out what are some of the must-haves for Deepavali, from mouthwatering snacks to long standing traditions.
A popular Indian snack made from a mixture of rice flour, lentil flour, and spices. It is shaped into intricate patterns and deep-fried to create a crispy and savory treat.
A centuries-old art form made from the natural dye of the leaves of a henna plant. Intricate henna designs are applied to their hands or feet as a temporary form of body art.
Flower garlands symbolise peace, love, purity, passion and beauty. They are commonly used in worship and made from jasmine and marigold flowers.
Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple
Discover Little India
Neighborhood
A district with a tantalising blend of new and old, with contemporary street art and hip eateries sitting alongside age-old temples and vendors selling a tantalising mix of spices, silk and flowers. Take a walk and uncover the sights and sounds of Little India.