What's the weather like in Singapore in March?

Expect 26–33°C (79–91°F), high humidity, strong midday sun, and the chance of short showers in <link linkType="internal" newTab="true" url="https://" id="EDQdspaO" shortCodeType="link" relationTo="pages" documentId="677d2c02849dee33dae9e31d" text="Singapore" uid="www.singapore-tickets.com" lang="en" />. It is still hot every day, but usually easier than the wetter monsoon months.

Does it rain a lot in Singapore in March?

Usually less than in November–January. You can still get sudden downpours, but March is generally one of the smoother months for outdoor sightseeing.

How crowded is Singapore in March?

Crowds are moderate overall. The busiest areas tend to be Marina Bay at sunset, Sentosa on weekends, and Geylang Serai or Kampong Gelam after sunset during Ramadan.

When is Hari Raya Puasa in Singapore in 2026?

Hari Raya Puasa is expected on March 21, 2026. It is one of the key dates of the month, especially for food, shopping, and neighborhood atmosphere.

What is the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar like?

Busy, loud, food-heavy, and worth your time. Expect long queues, festive lighting, retail stalls, and a much more local street atmosphere than you'll get in Marina Bay.

What should I wear in Singapore in March?

Light, breathable clothing works best. Add comfortable walking shoes, sunblock, and a small umbrella. Bring a modest cover-up if you plan to visit mosques or religious areas.

Is March too hot for sightseeing?

Not if you plan smartly. Do outdoor walks early, shift indoors from noon to 4pm, and come back out after sunset. Singapore rewards that rhythm.

Should I book Night Safari in advance for March?

Yes, especially for Friday to Sunday visits. Entry times are mandatory, and the popular evening windows fill faster than daytime attractions.

Are there any good indoor attractions for March afternoons?

Yes. Gardens by the Bay's domes, ArtScience Museum, and newer indoor attractions like Exploria are all strong midday picks when the heat is at its worst.

Is March a good month for Sentosa?

Yes, especially from late afternoon onward. Dry evenings make cable car rides, Skyline Luge, and outdoor shows more comfortable than they are in wetter periods.

Can I do Singapore on public transport in March?

Absolutely. MRT is the easiest way to move between Marina Bay, Chinatown, Bugis, Little India, Orchard, and HarbourFront. It also saves you from long heat-heavy walks.

What are the best foods to try in Singapore in March?

Satay, murtabak, nasi padang, mee rebus, kuih, ondeh ondeh, and cendol all make extra sense in March because of Ramadan and Hari Raya season.

Is Singapore expensive in March?

It can be, but March is not the city's most expensive period. You may see price bumps around Hari Raya weekend and prime sunset attractions, but it is usually below Formula 1 or Christmas levels.

How many days do I need for Singapore in March?

Three full days is a good minimum. That gives you one Marina Bay day, one heritage-and-food day, and one wildlife or Sentosa day without rushing everything.

Singapore in March: Weather, festivals and best things to do

Geylang Serai glows with Ramadan lights as Hari Raya Puasa approaches. Temperatures climb to 33°C (91°F), and the city enjoys its driest stretch, with sunrise at 7:02am. The Ramadan Bazaar is a feast for the senses—800+ stalls selling kueh, satay, and festive snacks. Kampong Glam’s light displays and cultural performances add to the energy. Evenings are lively as families break fast together. While afternoons can be hot, the city’s parks and waterfronts are at their best. March is a month of community, food, and celebration—Singapore’s multiculturalism is on full display.

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Singapore in March at a glance

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Weather

Maximum temperature: 33°C

Minimum temperature: 26°C

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Daylight

Around 12 hours 19 minutes of daylight

Sunrise: 7:02am

Sunset: 7:21pm

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Key events

Hari Raya Puasa (Eid al-Fitr), Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar, Mandai Lunar New Year Celebrations, OneRepublic Concert

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Crowds

Tourist-heavy, with long queues at attractions, crowded streets, and seasonal events adding to the buzz.

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What to pack

Light cotton tops, loose trousers, modest attire for mosque visits, sunblock, and a refillable water bottle.

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Seasonal treats

Ondeh ondeh (palm sugar rice balls), nasi padang, rendang, kueh lapis, cendol, Ramadan bazaar snacks, mee rebus.

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Singapore in the dry stretch: How March compares

Category	February	March	April
Weather	25–32°C (77–90°F), usually the driest month, bright mornings	26–33°C (79–91°F), still relatively dry, hotter afternoons	26–34°C (79–93°F), heat builds and midday sun feels harsher
Crowds	High around Chinese New Year, River Hongbao, and Chingay	Moderate overall, busy around Ramadan evenings and Hari Raya week	Moderate, with some long-weekend traffic around Good Friday
Atmosphere	Festive, family-focused, lanterns and lion dances	Night-market energy, late eating, mosque districts lit up after dark	More local and less event-heavy, better for slower museum days
Key events	Chinese New Year, Chingay Parade, Thaipusam spillover	Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar, Kampong Gelam festivities, Hari Raya Puasa, OneRepublic concert	Good Friday weekend, spring arts programming, early SIFA momentum
Public holidays	Chinese New Year on Feb 17–18, 2026	Hari Raya Puasa expected on Mar 21, 2026	Good Friday on Apr 3, 2026
Budget	Higher around CNY and parade dates	Mid-range, with small spikes around Hari Raya and weekend Marina Bay stays	Similar to March, though long-weekend dates push rates up
Best for	Festival chasers, dry-weather walkers, first-timers	Food trips, evening sightseeing, heritage neighborhoods, mixed indoor-outdoor days	Museum lovers, early birds, and travelers who don't mind hotter afternoons
Book early?	Yes, especially hotels and CNY dining	Yes for Night Safari, sunset decks, and weekend Marina Bay hotels	Mostly for holiday weekend stays and major performances
Transport tips	Chinatown and Marina Bay get busier during festival nights	Avoid driving to Geylang Serai near Iftar; MRT is much easier	Heat makes walking less pleasant by midday, so lean on MRT and taxis

Plan ahead: Must-visit experiences for Singapore in March

Top things to do in Singapore in March

Gardens by the Bay domes and Supertree light show

Why this month: March gives you bright mornings outdoors and hot afternoons when the cooled domes earn their ticket price.
Best time: 9am for Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, then 7:45pm for Garden Rhapsody.
Book by: 3–7 days ahead; weekend evenings go first.
Crowds: Moderate to high, especially after 5pm.
Experience: Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome + Supertree Observatory
Walk the outdoor gardens early, retreat into the conservatories at midday, and come back after dark for the Supertree lights.
Don't miss: Jurassic World: The Experience inside Cloud Forest.
Insider tip: Do the domes first, leave the waterfront stroll for sunset, and avoid the hottest hour entirely.

Take a bumboat cruise at dusk on the Singapore River

Why this month: March usually brings calmer evening weather, so the skyline section around Marina Bay feels cleaner and clearer.
Best time: 6pm–7:30pm.
Book by: 2–5 days ahead for a preferred evening.
Crowds: Moderate on weekdays, high on Saturday evenings.
Experience: Singapore River Sightseeing Cruise
The route is short, easy, and a very good way to see Boat Quay, the Fullerton, Merlion Park, and Marina Bay in one shot.
Don't miss: The stretch where Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum open up together.
Insider tip: Sit on the outside edge if you want better photo angles when the boat swings into the bay.

Spend your hottest hours inside ArtScience Museum

Why this month: March heat peaks fast from late morning, which makes an interactive indoor museum a smart midday move.
Best time: 11am–2pm.
Book by: 2–4 days ahead for weekends.
Crowds: Moderate.
Experience: ArtScience Museum Exhibition Tickets: teamLab Future World
teamLab Future World works well in March because it gives you two things at once: air-conditioning and a proper visual reset.
Don't miss: The mirrored digital rooms where the light changes with movement.
Insider tip: Pair this with Marina Bay on foot before 10am or after 5pm, not in between.

Eat your way through Geylang Serai and Kampong Gelam after sunset

Why this month: Ramadan is the reason to be here in March, especially if you want Singapore beyond the postcard version.
Best time: From Iftar through 10pm.
Book by: No booking needed, but arrive early for popular stalls.
Crowds: High in the first hours after sunset.
March nights bring long food lines, festive lighting, and a mix of locals shopping for Raya clothes, gifts, and snacks.
Don't miss: Murtabak, satay, kuih, and cold cendol between bites.
Insider tip: Start in Kampong Gelam for the atmosphere, then head to Geylang Serai if you want the bigger bazaar.

Go to Night Safari when the city cools down

Why this month: March evenings are better for an outdoor wildlife park than the wetter monsoon stretches later in the year.
Best time: First entry slot from 7:15pm.
Book by: 1–2 weeks ahead for Friday to Sunday.
Crowds: High on weekends, moderate on weeknights.
Experience: Night Safari Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve
The tram ride, walking trails, and the Creatures of the Night presentation make this one of Singapore's strongest after-dark plans.
Don't miss: Reserve presentation seats up to 2 hours before showtime.
Insider tip: Book the earliest slot you can and do the walking trails before the park gets busier.

Ride the Skyline Luge after the day heat drops

Why this month: Dry evenings make Sentosa easier to enjoy, and March is good for twilight rides with less weather risk.
Best time: 5:30pm onward.
Book by: 3–5 days ahead for weekends.
Crowds: Moderate by day, high at sunset.
Experience: Skyline Luge & Skyride Singapore Tickets
The luge is simple, fast, and fun, especially if you want something outdoors without committing a whole day.
Don't miss: A night luge round once the tracks light up.
Insider tip: Do late afternoon first, then stay for dinner or Wings of Time nearby.

Use the Big Bus to cover the heritage districts with less walking

Why this month: March is pleasant in the morning, but by noon the open-top ride saves your legs and your patience.
Best time: First half of the day for hop-on sightseeing; night tour for city lights.
Book by: 2–3 days ahead.
Crowds: Moderate, higher on weekend afternoons.
Experience: Big Bus: Singapore Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour
This is a practical way to connect Chinatown, Little India, Bugis, Marina Bay, and the Botanic Gardens without wrestling with midday heat.
Don't miss: The night tour if you want Marina Bay lit up.
Insider tip: Use the bus for the long hops, then explore each district on foot in short bursts.

Catch sunset from Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Why this month: March often gives you a cleaner chance of golden-hour visibility than the wetter months at year's end.
Best time: 5pm entry for sunset into city lights.
Book by: 5–7 days ahead for weekend sunset slots.
Crowds: High at peak hour.
Experience: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets
You get the full Marina Bay layout at once: Gardens by the Bay, the Flyer, the bay itself, and the CBD behind it.
Don't miss: The shift from daylight to lit skyline over about 45 minutes.
Insider tip: Off-peak before 4pm is calmer, but 5pm onward is where March really pays off.

Offbeat experiences in March

Tiong Bahru wet market breakfast walk

Location: Seng Poh Lane, Tiong Bahru, Singapore 168733
When: Daily in March, 7am–9am
Tip: Go before the air gets heavy; the market is best when bakers and stallholders are still setting the pace.

Haw Par Villa and the Ten Courts of Hell

Location: 262 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118628
When: Daily in March, 10am–12pm
Tip: Do this before lunch, then retreat indoors. The open-air sections feel much harder after 1pm.

Labrador Nature Reserve and the coastal gun batteries

Location: Labrador Villa Rd, Singapore 119187
When: Daily in March, 8am–10am or after 5pm
Tip: Bring water and skip the middle of the day; shade helps, but March sun still wins.

Pulau Ubin cycling loop

Location: Pulau Ubin Ferry Terminal, Changi Village Rd, Singapore 499752
When: Daily in March, first bumboat crossings from morning onward
Tip: Start early and rent a bike near the jetty; March is good for this before the hotter mid-year stretch.

Fort Canning dawn archaeology walk

Location: River Valley Rd, Singapore 179037
When: Daily in March, 7am–8:30am
Tip: The hill is quiet early, and you can finish before commuters and heat build up.

Lau Pa Sat satay street after 10pm

Location: 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
When: Daily in March, 10pm–12am
Tip: Go late if you want the grill smoke and buzz without the first dinner rush.

Festivals and events in Singapore this March 2027

Hari Raya Puasa (Eid al-Fitr)

Dates:March 21, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Geylang Serai

Public holiday marking Ramadan’s end, with prayers and open houses. Geylang Serai is central. Expect closures by morning.

Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar

Dates:March 1, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Geylang Serai

Ramadan night bazaar with hundreds of stalls for food and goods in Geylang Serai. Go at sunset. Cash helps.

Kampong Gelam Ramadan Festivities

Dates:March 1, 2026
Event type:Festival
Location:Kampong Glam

Ramadan cultural programme and light displays around Arab Street and Sultan Mosque. Evenings are busiest. Dress modestly.

Mandai Lunar New Year Celebrations

Dates:February 17, 2026 to March 3, 2026
Event type:Events & programmes
Location:Reserva natural de Mandai

Zodiac-themed programmes across Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, and Bird Paradise at Mandai. Book slots. Weekends peak.

OneRepublic Concert

Dates:March 2, 2026
Event type:Performing arts
Location:Estadio cubierto de Singapur

One-night pop-rock arena show at Singapore Indoor Stadium on the 2026 world tour. Expect ticket checks and bag rules. Arrive early.

Women’s International Film Festival

Dates:March 1, 2026
Event type:Film & cinema
Location:Singapur

Citywide film festival focusing on women in cinema, with screenings, forums, and Q&As at multiple venues. Book popular talks early.

Singapore Comic Con (Spring Edition)

Dates:March 1, 2026
Event type:Lifestyle
Location:Exposición de Singapur

Pop culture convention at Singapore Expo with cosplay, anime, gaming, and comic showcases. Tickets required. Go early for queue control.

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Planning your March visit

Lead time	What to book	Why & when	Seasonal price change
2–3 months ahead	Marina Bay and Kampong Gelam hotels	Book now for March 20–22 if you want Hari Raya week in central areas	March 20–22: +10–25% vs mid-week March rates
3–4 weeks ahead	Night Safari Tickets \| Mandai Wildlife Reserve	Weekend evening slots are the first to tighten, especially once travel dates are fixed	Fri–Sun evenings: +5–15% vs weekday entry windows
2–3 weeks ahead	Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome	Reserve before weekend afternoons and evening add-ons get busier	Weekend and bundled slots: often +5–10% vs quieter weekday entry times
2–3 weeks ahead	Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets	Sunset entry from 5pm is the pressure point in March's clearer evening window	5pm onward: +10–20% vs pre-4pm off-peak entry
1–2 weeks ahead	Big Bus: Singapore Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour	Useful once you know your district plan and whether you want the night tour	Usually stable; some weekend bundles run +5–10% vs weekday departures
1–2 weeks ahead	Skyline Luge & Skyride Singapore Tickets	Sentosa sunset plans fill on Saturdays and school-holiday spillover dates	Sunset and weekend slots: +5–15% vs daytime weekday use
3–7 days ahead	Ramadan dinners, Hari Raya meals, and special market meetups	March's date driver is the final week of Ramadan and the holiday weekend	March 18–21 dining: +10–20% vs early-March evenings
Same week	Singapore Tourist Pass: Unlimited Public Transport & Discounts	Buy once your route count is clear; best value if you'll use MRT and buses heavily	Flat pricing, no real seasonal surge

March highlights: Must-do experiences for different travellers

Families with kids

Must experience: Singapore Zoo or Bird Paradise in the morning, then cool off indoors later. Book early-start tickets and save the heat battle.
Better in March: Exploria opens on March 3, 2026, which gives families a strong indoor Mandai option on hotter days.

Couples

Must experience: Sunset at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, then a river cruise or Supertree light show. March evenings make this combo easy.
Better in March: Kampong Gelam nights during Ramadan add lights, sweets, and late browsing without the year-end rain risk.

Art and culture lovers

Must experience: ArtScience Museum and the Marina Bay arts cluster. Keep midday indoors, then walk the bay once the light softens.
Better in March: Esplanade programming and Ramadan district atmosphere give the month more cultural texture than a standard sightseeing trip.

Solo travelers

Must experience: Big Bus by day, Geylang Serai by night. Easy transport, safe streets, and plenty to do without planning around a group.
Better in March: The city stays social after dark, which makes solo dining and market wandering feel especially natural.

Shopping enthusiasts

Must experience: Geylang Serai for Raya shopping, then Arab Street for textiles, perfume oils, and modestwear. Go with room in your bag.
Better in March: This is when Singapore gets its most time-sensitive festive shopping scene outside Chinese New Year.

Friends groups

Must experience: Sentosa at dusk, then Wings of Time or Clarke Quay drinks. Build the day around sunset, not noon.
Better in March: Warm, mostly cooperative evenings make outdoor group plans much easier than during wetter months.

Foodies

Must experience: A Ramadan evening split between Kampong Gelam and Geylang Serai. Come hungry and eat small across many stalls.
Better in March: Seasonal kuih, bazaar-only snacks, and Hari Raya lead-up dishes give March a much stronger food identity.

Adventure seekers

Must experience: Skyline Luge, Mega Adventure, or a late-day Sentosa run when the heat starts to back off.
Better in March: Dry evenings are kinder to outdoor thrills than the thunderstorm-prone mid-year stretch.

Singapore in March: Your perfect 3-day itinerary

Morning: Start at Gardens by the Bay around 9am with Gardens by the Bay Tickets: Cloud Forest (Jurassic World Experience) + Flower Dome. Do Cloud Forest first while your energy is high. The cool mist and indoor waterfall feel especially good once the sun starts biting outside.
Breakfast: Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Far East Square. Order kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs, and kopi before heading back to the bay by MRT.
Midday: Move into ArtScience Museum with ArtScience Museum Exhibition Tickets: teamLab Future World. This is your heat-proof block. March afternoons are the wrong time to force a long exposed walk.
Lunch: Eat around Marina Bay Sands or take a short ride to Lau Pa Sat for hawker food if you want a more local lunch. MRT and short taxi hops are worth using here.
Afternoon: Walk the bay slowly after 4pm: Helix Bridge, the waterfront promenade, and the view back toward the CBD. If you want a straight skyline hit, book Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets for 5pm entry.
Evening: Stay for sunset from the SkyPark Observation Deck, then head back to Supertree Grove for the 7:45pm light show. Finish with dinner at Lau Pa Sat Satay Street. Order satay and Tiger Beer, then linger a little. March nights are made for exactly this.

Morning: Begin in Chinatown before 9am, when the lanes are still manageable. Walk the shophouses, pop into the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, and keep your route compact.
Breakfast: Grab coffee and a simple local breakfast in Chinatown, or go heavier with Song Fa Bak Kut Teh if you want something peppery and filling.
Midday: Take the MRT to Little India, then continue to Kampong Gelam. This is best done as a district-hopping day, not a museum marathon. March heat means short walking bursts work better than long loops.
Lunch: Eat at Zam Zam Restaurant near North Bridge Road. Order murtabak or nasi briyani. From Bugis MRT, the area is easy on foot.
Afternoon: Slow the pace. Duck into boutiques on Haji Lane and Arab Street, or return to your hotel for a break. You will want fresh energy for the evening.
Evening: Come back to Kampong Gelam at sunset, then continue to Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar after dark. This is the heart of March in Singapore: lights, grills, queues, music, shopping, and a rolling dinner of satay, kuih, cendol, and whatever looks worth waiting for. Use MRT or Grab. Avoid self-driving near Iftar.

Morning: If you want wildlife, go early to Bird Paradise with Bird Paradise Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve or Singapore Zoo with Singapore Zoo Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Mandai works best when you arrive close to opening and finish the outdoor sections before midday. If you want rides instead, take the MRT to HarbourFront and continue to Sentosa.
Breakfast: Eat before you leave the hotel, or keep it simple with a kopi and curry puff near your MRT station. This is your earliest start of the trip.
Midday: For the Mandai version, add indoor time at Exploria if you are traveling on or after March 3, 2026 using Exploria Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve. For the Sentosa version, use Universal Studios Singapore Tickets and save the heaviest outdoor waits for later.
Lunch: In Mandai, eat inside the reserve. In Sentosa, keep lunch practical and close to your next stop rather than turning it into a detour.
Afternoon: Mandai travelers can switch to Night Safari later with Night Safari Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Sentosa travelers should aim for the cooler window: Skyline Luge & Skyride Singapore Tickets or Singapore Cable Car SkyPass near sunset.
Evening: End at Night Safari if you chose Mandai, or with Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony Tickets if you stayed in Sentosa. Both are strong finishes. Pick one and let the day breathe.

Best day trips from Singapore in March

Pulau Ubin

Travel time: About 15 minutes by bumboat from Changi Point, plus transit time from central Singapore
March is a good month for cycling here because mornings are bright and the paths are easier before the hotter mid-year period. Start early.

Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Travel time: About 30–90 minutes, depending on border traffic
A practical food-and-shopping day out. March weekdays are smoother than holiday weekends, so avoid the Hari Raya window if you want less friction.

Batam, Indonesia

Travel time: About 45 minutes by ferry from HarbourFront
Best for a quick reset, seafood lunch, and spa-heavy day. March weather is usually workable, though ferry timings matter more than climate.

Bintan, Indonesia

Travel time: About 1 hour by ferry from Tanah Merah
If you want a beach-resort day trip, March is still comfortable before the more thunderstorm-prone middle of the year.

What to eat in Singapore in March: Seasonal delicacies

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Satay [charcoal grilled skewers]

Charcoal skewers with peanut sauce and ketupat; March Ramadan and Hari Raya raise demand. Go evenings at Lau Pa Sat.

Where to get: Calle Satay en Lau Pa Sat

Nasi Lemak [coconut rice set]

Coconut rice with sambal, ikan bilis, and sides; March Ramadan-Hari Raya season peaks. Try banana-leaf versions late-night.

Where to get: De Kokosclub

Mee Rebus [noodles in sweet gravy]

Yellow noodles in sweet potato and shrimp-paste gravy; March iftar meals feature it. Add green chilli, eat hot.

Where to get: El mercado de Geylang Serai

Murtabak [stuffed pancake]

Flaky pancake stuffed with spiced minced meat and egg; March Ramadan bazaars showcase it. Share one, dip in curry.

Where to get: Restaurante Zam Zam

Rendang [slow-braised spiced meat]

Dry-cooked coconut-spice meat, often beef or chicken; March Hari Raya feasts centre it. Pair with nasi padang rice.

Where to get: Restaurante Hjh Maimunah

Go shopping in Singapore in March

When: March 1–20, 2026, evenings are busiest
Where: Geylang Serai, Sims Avenue, Singapore 417942
Kuih boxes, modestwear, festive décor, and bazaar snacks all compete for your attention here. Start with the retail lanes before dinner rush hits, then eat on the way back out.

When: March 1–20, 2026, best after 6:30pm
Where: Arab Street, Bussorah Street, and nearby lanes, Singapore 188718
This is the boutique side of March shopping: fabric shops, perfume oils, prayer mats, tailoring options, and smaller fashion labels. Enter from Arab Street first if fabrics are your priority.

When: Daily in March 2026, best after 10pm
Where: 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore 207704
Gold jewelry, bangles, suit fabric, snacks, toiletries, electronics, and a little chaos. If you need practical shopping with long hours, this is the easy answer.

When: March 1–21, 2026
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 3 branch, 65 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819663, plus other city branches
Pick up kueh, gift tins, and snack boxes that travel well. Go earlier in the month for the widest stock, especially if you're buying to take home.

Pro tips for visiting Singapore in March

• Book Geylang Serai Bazaar food tours or guided walks in advance; Ramadan evenings are peak season for local experiences.
• Go early to the bazaar at Iftar (sunset) for the freshest food and the most lively atmosphere; stalls restock just before dusk.
• Reserve spots for Hari Raya open house events at community centres; some require advance registration.
• Head to Kampong Glam for Ramadan light displays and cultural shows—weekday evenings are less crowded.
• Avoid Sentosa and Universal Studios on weekends; school holidays bring family crowds and longer queues.
• Choose early morning walks in the Botanic Gardens or East Coast Park to beat the midday heat.
• Reserve tickets for the Women’s International Film Festival and Mosaic Music Festival online; popular screenings sell out.
• Avoid Orchard Road shopping in the afternoons; the heat and crowds are at their peak—shop in the evenings instead.

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Frequently asked questions about visiting Singapore in March

Yes. March is one of the more practical months for a first trip because it is relatively dry, evenings are lively, and Ramadan markets add a strong seasonal layer to the city.

Singapore in March: Weather, festivals and best things to do

Singapore in March at a glance

Singapore in the dry stretch: How March compares

Plan ahead: Must-visit experiences for Singapore in March

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

Night Safari Tickets with Tram Ride

Big Bus: Singapore Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Singapore River Sightseeing Cruise

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets

ArtScience Museum Exhibition Tickets: teamLab Future World

Bird Paradise Tickets | Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Singapore Cable Car SkyPass

Top things to do in Singapore in March

Gardens by the Bay domes and Supertree light show

Take a bumboat cruise at dusk on the Singapore River

Spend your hottest hours inside ArtScience Museum

Eat your way through Geylang Serai and Kampong Gelam after sunset

Go to Night Safari when the city cools down

Ride the Skyline Luge after the day heat drops

Use the Big Bus to cover the heritage districts with less walking

Catch sunset from Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Offbeat experiences in March

Tiong Bahru wet market breakfast walk

Haw Par Villa and the Ten Courts of Hell

Labrador Nature Reserve and the coastal gun batteries

Pulau Ubin cycling loop

Fort Canning dawn archaeology walk

Lau Pa Sat satay street after 10pm

Festivals and events in Singapore this March 2027

Hari Raya Puasa (Eid al-Fitr)

Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar

Kampong Gelam Ramadan Festivities

Mandai Lunar New Year Celebrations

OneRepublic Concert

Women’s International Film Festival

Singapore Comic Con (Spring Edition)

Planning your March visit

March highlights: Must-do experiences for different travellers

Families with kids

Couples

Art and culture lovers

Solo travelers

Shopping enthusiasts

Friends groups

Foodies

Adventure seekers

Singapore in March: Your perfect 3-day itinerary

Best day trips from Singapore in March

Pulau Ubin

Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Batam, Indonesia

Bintan, Indonesia

What to eat in Singapore in March: Seasonal delicacies

Satay [charcoal grilled skewers]

Nasi Lemak [coconut rice set]

Mee Rebus [noodles in sweet gravy]

Murtabak [stuffed pancake]

Rendang [slow-braised spiced meat]

Go shopping in Singapore in March

Pro tips for visiting Singapore in March

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Eat your way through Geylang Serai and Kampong Gelam after sunset

Tiong Bahru wet market breakfast walk

Haw Par Villa and the Ten Courts of Hell

Labrador Nature Reserve and the coastal gun batteries