Is November a good time to visit Singapore?

Yes, especially if you want a mix of festival culture and slightly easier prices than December. The weather in <link linkType="internal" newTab="true" url="https://" id="y6CK5FtK" shortCodeType="link" relationTo="pages" documentId="677d2c02849dee33dae9e31d" text="Singapore" uid="www.singapore-tickets.com" lang="en" /> is wetter, so it suits travelers happy to mix outdoor walks with indoor attractions.

What's the weather like in Singapore in November?

Expect 24–31°C (75–88°F), high humidity, and more rain as the month goes on. Showers are often heaviest in the afternoon or evening.

Does it rain all day in November?

Not usually. Many November days start bright, then shift into storms later. Plan outdoor sights early and keep indoor backups for the second half of the day.

How crowded is Singapore in November?

Crowds are moderate overall. The busiest periods are around Deepavali, major concerts, business-event dates, and late-November holiday-light weekends.

When is Deepavali in Singapore in 2026?

Deepavali falls on November 8, 2026, with the public holiday observed on November 9, 2026.

Where should I go for Deepavali lights?

Little India is the center of it, especially Serangoon Road and Campbell Lane. Go after dark for the light-up, and earlier in the day if you want easier shopping.

Should I book attractions in advance in November?

Yes for Night Safari, weekend sunset decks, Universal Studios on Saturdays, and anything tied to late-November holiday events. Same-day plans still work midweek.

Is November better than December in Singapore?

If you care about lower crowds and better value, yes. If you want full Christmas atmosphere, December wins, but it is wetter and busier.

What should I pack for Singapore in November?

Light clothes, a compact umbrella, breathable shoes, sunscreen, and one extra top or full change for humid days.

Can I still do Sentosa in November?

Definitely. Just start early, stay flexible, and keep one indoor option such as Singapore Oceanarium ready if the weather turns.

Is Night Safari worth it in November?

Yes. November is a strong month for it because evenings feel slightly easier than daytime, and the park suits a weather-variable trip very well.

What's the best neighborhood to stay in for a November trip?

City Hall, Bugis, and Marina Bay give you the best balance for transport, indoor-outdoor flexibility, and easy access to both Deepavali and late-November holiday events.

Are hotel prices high in November?

They are not as steep as late December, but rates can jump around November 8–11 and during major Marina Bay conventions or concerts.

What are the best rainy-day attractions in Singapore in November?

Gardens by the Bay domes, teamLab Future World, Singapore Oceanarium, Jewel Changi Canopy Park, and indoor airport lounges if you have a long transit.

Is Singapore still good for food-focused travel in November?

Very much so. Early November is especially good for Indian food and sweets around Deepavali, and wet evenings are perfect for curry, bak kut teh, laksa, and satay.

Singapore in November: Weather, festivals and things to do

Deepavali’s Festival of Lights transforms Little India with dazzling displays and kolam art. Highs are a comfortable 31°C (88°F), and sunrise is at 6:49am. The Northeast Monsoon arrives mid-month, bringing heavier rain and cooler evenings. The Singapore Fintech Festival draws global crowds, and Christmas light-ups begin on Orchard Road. November is a month of celebration, shopping, and sheltering from the rain in hawker centres and malls. Despite the showers, the city’s festival energy and creative spirit shine through.

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Singapore in November at a glance

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Weather

Maximum temperature: 31°C

Minimum temperature: 24°C

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Daylight

Around 11 hours 50 minutes of daylight

Sunrise: 6:49am

Sunset: 6:39pm

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Key events

Deepavali (Festival of Lights), Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore International Film Festival (37th), BTS ARIRANG World Tour — Singapore

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Crowds

Balanced crowds, with manageable queues and a mix of tourists and local visitors in the city.

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What to pack

Waterproof jacket, quick-dry shoes, umbrella, festive attire for Deepavali, and a shopping tote for Christmas sales.

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Seasonal treats

Deepavali sweets (laddu, murukku), kueh, Christmas pastries, pomelo, festive snacks, hot teh tarik.

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Singapore in Autumn: How November compares

Category	October	November	December
Weather	24–31°C (75–88°F), relatively pleasant, less rain	24–31°C (75–88°F), humid, wetter from mid-month	24–30°C (75–86°F), wettest stretch, frequent heavy showers
Crowds	High around F1 week, then moderate	Moderate, with spikes around Deepavali, concerts, and business events	Moderate early, then high from Christmas week through New Year's
Atmosphere	F1 buzz, late-evening city energy, Deepavali light-up begins	Deepavali lights early, holiday decorations roll in late month	Full festive mode, Christmas markets, year-end countdown build-up
Key events	Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, Deepavali light-up season	Deepavali on November 8 (observed November 9), BTS on November 10–11, Affordable Art Fair on November 26–29	Christmas Wonderland peak, Orchard Road festivities, New Year's Eve planning
Public holidays	No major public holiday in most years for October travel planning	Deepavali observed November 9, 2026	Christmas Day on December 25
Budget	Expensive around October 9–11, softer after F1	Mid-range most of the month; higher on festival and concert dates	Higher, especially from late December onward
Best for	Nightlife, F1 fans, better evening weather	Festival culture, flexible sightseeing, shoulder-season trips	Christmas atmosphere, family holidays, year-end celebrations
Book early?	Yes for F1, Marina Bay hotels, and nightlife tables	Yes for Deepavali weekend, concert nights, and late-November bay stays	Yes for Christmas Wonderland, Marina Bay hotels, and holiday dining
Transport tips	Road closures around Marina Bay during F1 setup and race week	Carry an umbrella and lean on MRT; afternoon storms can slow taxis	Expect wet commutes and heavier crowds around Orchard and Marina Bay

Plan ahead: Must-visit experiences for Singapore in November

Top things to do in Singapore in November

Catch the skyline after a storm at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Why this month: November showers often clear fast, leaving sharp views and cleaner light over Marina Bay.
Best time: 5pm–6:30pm
Book by: 3–7 days ahead for sunset slots
Crowds: Moderate to high on weekends and event dates
The deck works best just after rain, when the bay, towers, and roads reflect the last light.
Don't miss: The view toward Gardens by the Bay and the Flyer as city lights switch on
Insider tip: Check the radar before you go; the best November sunsets often happen 20–40 minutes after a downpour.
Experience match: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets

Walk the domes at Gardens by the Bay

Why this month: Humid outdoor days make the cool conservatories feel especially good in November.
Best time: 10am–1pm or 4pm–6pm
Book by: 2–5 days ahead
Crowds: Moderate, higher on weekends
Cloud Forest and Flower Dome give you a weather-proof half-day without losing that Singapore sense of scale.
Don't miss: Cloud Forest first, then Flower Dome when your clothes have stopped feeling sticky
Insider tip: If rain is due later, do the outdoor Supertree photos before entering the domes.
Experience match: Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome

Do Night Safari when the air cools slightly

Why this month: November evenings are still warm, but they feel easier than daytime wildlife parks.
Best time: First entry slot from 7:15pm
Book by: 3–7 days ahead
Crowds: Moderate to high, especially on Friday–Sunday
This is one of the best ways to spend a wet-season evening without committing to bars or shopping.
Don't miss: The tram first, then walking trails once the initial queues thin
Insider tip: Reserve your Creatures of the Night presentation seat as soon as your booking window opens.
Experience match: Night Safari Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Take a Singapore River cruise at blue hour

Why this month: November's earlier sunset gives you a clean transition from daylight to lit-up facades.
Best time: 6pm–7pm
Book by: 1–3 days ahead
Crowds: Moderate
A short cruise works well in November because it fits between afternoon rain and dinner.
Don't miss: The stretch past Fullerton, Merlion Park, and Marina Bay Sands once the lights come on
Insider tip: If the sky looks unstable at 5pm, wait it out; post-rain departures are often the prettiest.
Experience match: Singapore River Sightseeing Cruise

Go indoors with teamLab Future World

Why this month: This is exactly the sort of flexible indoor plan you want in a wetter month.
Best time: Late morning or early afternoon
Book by: 2–4 days ahead
Crowds: Moderate
Interactive digital rooms, air-conditioning, and a central Marina Bay location make this an easy November save.
Don't miss: Pair it with a sheltered Marina Bay walk if the rain stops
Insider tip: Friday and Saturday run later, which helps if you need to reshuffle around the weather.
Experience match: ArtScience Museum Exhibition Tickets: teamLab Future World

Eat through Little India during Deepavali season

Why this month: Early November brings festival sweets, banana-leaf lunches, garland stalls, and decorated streets.
Best time: 11am–2pm or after 7pm
Book by: Walk-in for casual spots; 3–5 days for popular restaurants
Crowds: High near Deepavali weekend, moderate after
This is the month for fish head curry, roti prata, briyani, and boxes of sweets to take away.
Don't miss: A meal around Race Course Road followed by a slow walk through Serangoon Road
Insider tip: Eat first, then explore; the streets feel better once the midday heat breaks.

Swap the rain for a full indoor day at Singapore Oceanarium

Why this month: It is one of the strongest all-weather options in the city in November.
Best time: 11am–3pm
Book by: 2–5 days ahead
Crowds: Moderate
If you wake up to steady rain, Sentosa's indoor marine attraction is an easy pivot.
Don't miss: Build in extra time for feeding shows and educational talks
Insider tip: Go earlier in the day, then use the rest of Sentosa only if the weather improves.
Experience match: Singapore Oceanarium Tickets

Beat December queues at Universal Studios Singapore

Why this month: November usually gives you shorter waits than school-holiday December, especially midweek.
Best time: Rope drop until 2pm
Book by: 1–2 weeks ahead for weekends; 3–5 days for weekdays
Crowds: Moderate on weekdays, high on weekends
This is a better month than late December if you want a full park day without peak-year queues.
Don't miss: Hit the biggest rides before lunch, then slow down once the heat and crowds climb
Insider tip: If your trip includes a Saturday, consider the combo with Express Pass instead of gambling on lines.
Experience match: Universal Studios Singapore Tickets

Offbeat experiences in November

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple at dawn

Location: 141 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 218042
When: Daily, best around 6:30am–8am; strongest atmosphere in the week around Deepavali
Tip: Go early with covered shoulders and knees; you will see prayer rhythms before the street traffic takes over.

Campbell Lane before Deepavali crowds build

Location: Campbell Lane, Little India, Singapore 218938
When: Best on weekday evenings from 5pm–7pm in the first half of November
Tip: Start from the Serangoon Road end; garland sellers and festival goods thin out deeper inside.

Tiong Bahru wet market breakfast before the rain

Location: 30 Seng Poh Rd, Singapore 168898
When: Best Tuesday–Sunday, 7am–9am
Tip: November rain often arrives later, so early morning is your cleanest window for coffee, market browsing, and a short estate walk.

Haw Par Villa on a rainy afternoon

Location: 262 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118628
When: Daily, best 2pm–4pm if you want fewer people
Tip: This works well after lunch when the city is hottest; bring an umbrella because paths stay open between showers.

Fort Canning Park right after early rain

Location: River Valley Rd, Singapore 179037
When: Weekday mornings, 8am–10am
Tip: The hill is greener, quieter, and cooler after morning drizzle; wear shoes with grip because the slopes stay slick.

Lau Pa Sat satay street late at night

Location: 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
When: Nightly from about 7pm; best after 10pm on weekdays
Tip: Skip the first row of tables and walk deeper in before choosing a stall; it is calmer and easier to compare prices.

Festivals and events in Singapore this November 2026

Deepavali (Festival of Lights)

Dates:November 8, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:- Little India

Hindu public holiday celebrated in Little India with decorations, bazaars, and temple visits. Deepavali eve is busiest. Go by MRT.

Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay

Dates:November 1, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Gardens by the Bay

Ticketed Christmas light event opening from late November at Gardens by the Bay. Prime slots sell out. Book ahead online.

Orchard Road Christmas Light-Up

Dates:November 1, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Orchard Road

Annual switch-on of Orchard Road’s festive illuminations. Expect evening crowds near ION Orchard. Pair with late mall hours.

Singapore International Film Festival (37th)

Dates:October 21, 2026 to November 1, 2026
Event type:Film & cinema
Location:Cines y espacios culturales en HarbourFront

Major regional film festival across Shaw Theatres and Filmgarde venues, screening 100+ Asian films. Book popular screenings. Arrive early.

BTS ARIRANG World Tour — Singapore

Dates:November 10, 2026 to November 11, 2026
Event type:Performing arts
Location:Estadio cubierto de Singapur

Two-night stadium-scale shows at Singapore Indoor Stadium with full BTS lineup. Tickets move fast. Expect tight entry controls and queues.

Affordable Art Fair (Autumn Edition)

Dates:November 26, 2026 to November 29, 2026
Event type:Art & architecture
Location:El edificio de boxes de la F1

Consumer art fair at the F1 Pit Building with 95+ galleries and works priced below SGD 10,000. Ticketed. Weekends are busiest.

Singapore Fintech Festival

Dates:November 1, 2026
Event type:Conferences & summits
Location:Centro de Exposiciones y Congresos Marina Bay Sands

Global fintech conference at Marina Bay Sands Expo drawing 65,000+ attendees from 130 countries. Pre-register. Expect CBD hotel pressure.

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Planning your November visit

Lead time	What to book	Why & when	Seasonal price change
2–4 months ahead	Marina Bay and Little India hotels for Deepavali weekend and BTS dates	By early September, rooms near festival zones and Stadium dates start tightening for November 8–11	November 8–11: +15–35% vs mid-month midweek rates
3–6 weeks ahead	Night Safari Tickets	Weekend sunset and evening slots are the first to go, especially once late-November holiday travel starts	Weekends and sunset slots: +10–20% vs weekday daytime
2–4 weeks ahead	Universal Studios Singapore Tickets	Mid-November weekends stay manageable, but Saturday demand rises before school breaks	Weekends: +5–15% vs weekday base; Express products hold steadier
1–3 weeks ahead	Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome	Rain makes indoor attractions the fallback plan, so same-day availability can tighten on wet weekends	Wet weekends: light surge on prime slots, usually +5–10% vs ordinary weekdays
5–10 days ahead	Christmas Wonderland entries and Orchard-area dinner reservations for late November	Late November is the first holiday-light rush, especially Friday–Sunday evenings	Late-November weekends: +10–25% for nearby hotels and event-time dining
2–5 days ahead	Singapore River Sightseeing Cruise	These work well as flexible weather calls once you know your rain pattern	Often flat; occasional weekend evening uplift of +5–10%

November highlights: Must-do experiences for different travellers

Families with kids

Must-experience: Singapore Oceanarium or Gardens by the Bay domes on a wet day; both keep everyone moving without weather stress.
Better in November: You get pre-holiday energy without December's heaviest family crowds.

Couples

Must-experience: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark at sunset followed by a river cruise; book the skyline, then let the evening cool down.
Better in November: Rain-washed city lights make Marina Bay look sharper after dark.

Art and culture lovers

Must-experience: Affordable Art Fair plus teamLab Future World; one serious, one playful, both easy in rainy weather.
Better in November: Late-month art dates pair well with indoor museum time.

Solo travelers

Must-experience: Little India during Deepavali season, then a hawker dinner and MRT ride back across the city.
Better in November: The city feels busy, but not overwhelming, and the festival streets give you structure.

Shopping enthusiasts

Must-experience: Deepavali shopping in Little India, then late-November Orchard light-up browsing.
Better in November: You catch two retail moods in one trip: festival buying and first-wave Christmas displays.

Friend groups

Must-experience: Universal Studios by day, Clarke Quay or Marina Bay after dark, and Night Safari on another evening.
Better in November: It is easier to build a packed schedule before December sells out.

Foodies

Must-experience: Fish head curry, prata, briyani, and festival sweets in Little India; then satay late at Lau Pa Sat.
Better in November: Deepavali season gives the month a clear food angle.

Adventure seekers

Must-experience: Universal Studios or Sentosa activity combos, with indoor backups ready if weather shifts.
Better in November: Heat is still real, but mid-month weekdays can be lighter than peak holiday periods.

Singapore in November: Your perfect 3-day itinerary

Morning: Start at Gardens by the Bay when doors open around 9am. In November, the domes feel extra good after a sticky commute, and early entry gives you cooler walking, shorter lines, and better photo angles before the conservatories fill up. If you are using Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome, do Cloud Forest first while the waterfall area is still quiet.
Breakfast: Grab kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs at Ya Kun Kaya Toast in the Marina Bay or Raffles Place area. Order kopi and eat fast, local-style, before heading back underground.
Midday: Cross toward the ArtScience Museum if the weather looks unstable. November afternoons can turn quickly, so keeping Marina Bay's sheltered zones together saves time.
Lunch: Eat at Satay by the Bay if skies are holding, or stay indoors at The Shoppes if rain is closing in. Go for chicken rice or laksa instead of a heavy midday meal.
Afternoon: Head up to Marina Bay Sands SkyPark around 5pm. With Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets you want to time this after any shower, not before it.
Evening: Walk the promenade, catch the bay lit up, and finish with dinner around Lau Pa Sat. Order satay and sugarcane juice, then linger if the streets are dry.

Morning: Take the MRT to Little India early, before the heat and crowds build. In November, this is the neighborhood with the most month-specific texture, especially around Deepavali. Visit Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple respectfully, then spend time on Serangoon Road while the kolam patterns, flower stalls, and shopfronts are still easy to see.
Breakfast: Eat at The Banana Leaf Apolo area or a nearby prata shop if you prefer a heavier start. Roti prata and teh tarik suit a humid morning better than a long sit-down meal.
Midday: Walk or hop one stop to Kampong Glam. Arab Street and Haji Lane are manageable before mid-afternoon rain, and the compact layout makes this a good November half-day on foot.
Lunch: Go to Zam Zam Restaurant for murtabak or briyani. It is a practical lunch too: quick service, no dress-up, and easy to reach from Bugis MRT.
Afternoon: If it starts raining, move indoors to the National Gallery area or back toward Bugis malls. If the weather holds, continue through Bras Basah and the Civic District.
Evening: Return to Little India after dark for the Deepavali light-up. This is when November really earns its place on the calendar. Eat fish head curry or sweets nearby, and take the MRT back rather than hunting for surge-priced cars.

Morning: Keep the first half of the day light. You can sleep in, do a short breakfast run in Tiong Bahru, or use this slot for Jewel Changi Canopy Park if you have a late departure coming up later in the trip.
Breakfast: Try a kopi stop and pastry in Tiong Bahru, or keep it simple with toast before a longer afternoon rest. November works best when you do not overschedule the hottest hours.
Midday: Leave the core city behind and aim for Mandai later rather than early. If you want a full wildlife stack, add Singapore Zoo or River Wonders first, but do not cram every park into one day unless you move fast.
Lunch: Eat on-site at Mandai before the evening crowd settles in. Keep it easy; you will walk more than you think after dark.
Afternoon: Slow down, recharge, and arrive for Night Safari with time to spare. With Night Safari Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve, reaching the park 10–15 minutes early matters because fixed entry times and show reservations can shape the whole evening.
Evening: Take the tram first, then walk at least one trail. The cooler night air, animal sounds, and dim lighting make this one of Singapore's strongest November endings.

Best day trips from Singapore in November

Pulau Ubin

Travel time: About 15 minutes by bumboat from Changi Point
Go early for cycling and Chek Jawa before afternoon rain builds. November's cloud cover makes the ride easier than hotter months.

Johor Bahru

Travel time: About 30–90 minutes depending on border traffic
Best if you want a food-and-shopping reset. Start early on a weekday; wet weather matters less here than at island day trips.

Batam

Travel time: About 45 minutes by ferry
A simple swap for seafood lunches, spas, and a change of pace. Better for adults than for tight attraction-led family schedules.

Bintan

Travel time: About 1 hour by ferry
Good if you want resort time and are happy to gamble slightly with showers. Best when your Singapore days have been city-heavy.

What to eat in Singapore in November: Seasonal delicacies

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Fish Head Curry [spiced curry fish head]

Tamarind-coconut curry with okra and tomatoes peaks in November’s Deepavali season. Share with rice, book ahead.

Where to get: Banana Leaf Apolo

Roti Prata [flaky flatbread]

Prata with curry becomes a Deepavali-season staple in November. Go late-night in Little India, order egg prata.

Where to get: A Casa do Roti Prata

Kueh / Kuih [festival cakes]

November Deepavali gifting pushes kueh tins and trays, from ondeh ondeh to layered lapis. Pair with kopi or tea.

Where to get: Bengawan Solo (Terminal 3 del aeropuerto de Changi)

Bak Kut Teh [pork rib pepper soup]

November monsoon rains make hot peppery bak kut teh appealing. Go for brunch, add youtiao, drink strong tea.

Where to get: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh

Curry Puff [curried potato pastry]

Portable curry puffs suit November bazaar browsing in Little India and Orchard. Buy warm, eat quickly, add kopi-o.

Where to get: Old Chang Kee (Centro comercial de Singapur)

Go shopping in Singapore in November

When: Best in the first week of November, especially evenings before November 8
Where: Campbell Lane, Little India
Textiles, diyas, flower garlands, sweets, and puja items fill the lane. Go on a weekday before 6pm if you actually want to browse rather than just shuffle.

When: Daily, strongest in the Deepavali run-up through November 8
Where: 48 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 217959
Good for bangles, sari fabric, incense, and small gifts. Enter from Serangoon Road first; side entrances feel tighter once crowds build.

When: November 26–29, 2026
Where: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard
Prints, small works, photography, and design-led gifts in one place. Go early in the day if you want time to compare pieces before the evening crowd arrives.

When: Usually from late November into early January
Where: Orchard Road
This is the luxury end of November shopping: seasonal window displays, brand gift sets, and longer opening hours. Start at ION Orchard and move south so you are walking with, not against, the evening crowd.

Pro tips for visiting Singapore in November

• Book hotels near Marina Bay Sands early for the Singapore Fintech Festival; demand and prices spike mid-November.
• Go early to Little India on Deepavali eve (November 7) for the most vibrant street atmosphere and festival shopping.
• Reserve Deepavali sweets and textiles in advance; popular shops sell out before the festival.
• Head to Orchard Road for the Christmas light-up; weekday evenings are less crowded than weekends.
• Avoid outdoor attractions during afternoon rain; plan museum or shopping visits for those hours.
• Choose MRT for all festival events; traffic and parking are challenging during major celebrations.
• Reserve tables at Little India restaurants for Deepavali; walk-ins are difficult during the festival week.
• Avoid driving in the city centre during Fintech Festival and Deepavali; road closures and crowds are significant.

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Frequently asked questions about visiting Singapore in November

Yes, especially if you want a mix of festival culture and slightly easier prices than December. The weather in Singapore is wetter, so it suits travelers happy to mix outdoor walks with indoor attractions.

Singapore in November: Weather, festivals and things to do

Singapore in November at a glance

Singapore in Autumn: How November compares

Plan ahead: Must-visit experiences for Singapore in November

Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest ft. Jurassic World Experience + Flower Dome

Top things to do in Singapore in November

Catch the skyline after a storm at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Walk the domes at Gardens by the Bay

Do Night Safari when the air cools slightly

Take a Singapore River cruise at blue hour

Go indoors with teamLab Future World

Eat through Little India during Deepavali season

Swap the rain for a full indoor day at Singapore Oceanarium

Beat December queues at Universal Studios Singapore

Offbeat experiences in November

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple at dawn

Campbell Lane before Deepavali crowds build

Tiong Bahru wet market breakfast before the rain

Haw Par Villa on a rainy afternoon

Fort Canning Park right after early rain

Lau Pa Sat satay street late at night

Festivals and events in Singapore this November 2026

Deepavali (Festival of Lights)

Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay

Orchard Road Christmas Light-Up

Singapore International Film Festival (37th)

BTS ARIRANG World Tour — Singapore

Affordable Art Fair (Autumn Edition)

Singapore Fintech Festival

Planning your November visit

November highlights: Must-do experiences for different travellers

Families with kids

Couples

Art and culture lovers

Solo travelers

Shopping enthusiasts

Friend groups

Foodies

Adventure seekers

Singapore in November: Your perfect 3-day itinerary

Best day trips from Singapore in November

Pulau Ubin

Johor Bahru

Batam

Bintan

What to eat in Singapore in November: Seasonal delicacies

Fish Head Curry [spiced curry fish head]

Roti Prata [flaky flatbread]

Kueh / Kuih [festival cakes]

Bak Kut Teh [pork rib pepper soup]

Curry Puff [curried potato pastry]

Go shopping in Singapore in November

Pro tips for visiting Singapore in November

Frequently asked questions about visiting Singapore in November

Is November a good time to visit Singapore?

What's the weather like in Singapore in November?

Does it rain all day in November?

How crowded is Singapore in November?

When is Deepavali in Singapore in 2026?

Where should I go for Deepavali lights?

Should I book attractions in advance in November?

Is November better than December in Singapore?

What should I pack for Singapore in November?

Can I still do Sentosa in November?

Is Night Safari worth it in November?

What's the best neighborhood to stay in for a November trip?

Are hotel prices high in November?

What are the best rainy-day attractions in Singapore in November?

Is Singapore still good for food-focused travel in November?

Eat through Little India during Deepavali season

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple at dawn

Campbell Lane before Deepavali crowds build

Tiong Bahru wet market breakfast before the rain

Haw Par Villa on a rainy afternoon

Fort Canning Park right after early rain

Lau Pa Sat satay street late at night

Families with kids

Couples

Art and culture lovers

Solo travelers