What's new to discover in Singapore this spring 2026?

According to a report from Euromonitor International, Singapore ranks 9th on the list of the world's most worthwhile cities to visit in 2026. This is not only due to its modern tourism infrastructure, but also because of its ability to provide peace of mind and relaxation. With record-low flight cancellation rates and smooth customs services at Changi, your trip will begin and end in absolute comfort.

By the end of 2025, more than 15.5 million international visitors had flocked to Singapore, including over 323,000 Vietnamese tourists. These figures are strong evidence of the undeniable appeal of this island nation. Singapore 2026 is not just a trip; it's a journey to discover new values, where visitors can be themselves in a space of unlimited creativity.

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Where should I go when visiting Singapore at the end of the year?

Entering the beginning of 2026, Singapore continues to affirm its position as a top destination for relaxing yet enriching experiences. Spring here unfolds a tapestry of modern urban life and traditional festival atmosphere, with vibrant streets alongside lively cultural and entertainment spaces. From concerts featuring international stars to large-scale exhibitions, the Lion City offers a multi-layered spring travel experience where art, technology, and emotion intertwine. Join Travellive in discovering the unmissable experiences for spring 2026 below.

The "Light to Night" festival illuminates Singapore's Central Business District.

Singapore's Central Business District is once again coming alive with the annual Light to Night Festival. This event transforms public spaces into vibrant works of art, combining light and community connection. This year's theme, "The Power in Us," invites visitors to explore the power of creativity and collective voice in shaping shared experiences. Stunning light displays, interactive artwork, and live performances create a captivating atmosphere, sparking curiosity and engaging visitors.

The "Light to Night" 2025 festival, part of Singapore Arts Week, transforms the Civic District into a magical space with over 70 artworks and dazzling light displays. Taking place at the National Gallery Singapore and surrounding areas, the event offers a creative, interactive experience connecting art with the public in the spirit of the new year.

A special highlight this year is the "ARMYlogue" journey dedicated to BTS fans, combining the group's solo music with museum artwork. In particular, the "We are Bulletproof: ARMYlogue" segment – ​​an experiential journey combining artwork at the National Gallery Singapore and solo music by BTS members – is a major attraction that many fans of the group want to visit.

Time: January 9 – 31, 2026

Location: National Museum of Singapore

Singapore's Lunar New Year shines brightly in the heart of Chinatown.

Every Lunar New Year, Chinatown seems to be "awakened" by the lights and rhythm of the festival. From mid-January to the end of February, the old town is adorned with thousands of vibrant red and yellow lanterns, illuminating the usually quiet streets with a lively yet warm, distinctly East Asian atmosphere.

The Lunar New Year markets scattered throughout Chinatown offer a full spectrum of spring flavors – from traditional specialties and lucky New Year decorations to souvenirs with a distinct local touch. Interspersed throughout are the lively sounds of drums and energetic lion and dragon dances, spreading a festive spirit to every corner of the town.

Just a short walk from Chinatown, River Hongbao continues the festive atmosphere with giant lantern displays and dazzling fireworks over the bay, concluding your Lunar New Year journey with one of the most memorable New Year experiences in Singapore.

Time: January – mid-February 2026

Location: Chinatown

Spring Blossoms flower exhibition at Gardens by the Bay

Every spring, Gardens by the Bay becomes one of Singapore's most pleasant "getaway" spaces. During the Lunar New Year of the Horse, the Flower Dome takes on a new look with the exhibition Spring Blossoms: Gallop into Prosperity – where vibrant spring blossoms intertwine with exquisite lantern horse models, symbols of energy, good fortune, and a prosperous beginning.

Within the cool, glasshouse space, flowerbeds are skillfully arranged in the style of East Asian landscape gardens, creating an elegant "tranquility" amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life. This is an ideal stop for strolling, taking photos, or simply slowing down and fully experiencing the breath of spring in a very Singaporean way: sophisticated, modern, yet rich in cultural depth.

Time: January 16 – March 1, 2026 (9:00 AM – 9:00 PM)

Location: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay

Ticket price: 32 – 46 SGD (approximately 660,000 – 950,000 VND)

Westlife – A Gala Evening

A completely different option for those who love nostalgia and a touch of luxury. In early 2026, Westlife returns to Singapore with a special A Gala Evening concert at Arena @ Singapore EXPO, offering an "upgraded" musical experience in both space and emotion.

No longer the familiar vibrant pop stage, A Gala Evening opened up a world of serene music with a performance featuring a live symphony orchestra. Love songs that made Westlife famous, such as Flying Without Wings and You Raise Me Up, were given a new, refined, profound, and emotionally rich feel, highlighting the group's harmonious vocals and their ability to tell stories through music.

A harmonious blend of memory and world-class performance style, A Gala Evening is suitable for both long-time fans and audiences seeking a premium musical experience. A night for those who want to slow down, listen, and fully appreciate Westlife's timeless musical legacy.

Date: February 3, 2026

Location: Arena @ EXPO

Ticket price: From 98 SGD (approximately 2 million VND)

RIIZE – RIIZING LOUD World Tour

For young souls and true K-pop fans, RIIZE brings their RIIZING LOUD World Tour to Singapore as an explosive boost for the beginning of 2026. At the Singapore Indoor Stadium, the new generation group promises to electrify the stage with a series of powerful, polished choreography and almost limitless energy.

The concert will transport the audience into RIIZE's diverse musical world with songs from their full album, Odyssey, interspersed with hits that helped the group quickly make their mark on the international K-pop map. The spectacular stage design, combined with their emotionally rich vocals and captivating performance style, creates a complete experience for both the ears and the eyes.

As one of the most prominent names of the new generation of K-pop idols, their stop in Singapore not only marks a significant step in RIIZE's world tour but is also an unmissable event for anyone wanting to keep up with the contemporary K-pop wave.

Date: January 24, 2026

Location: Singapore Indoor Stadium

Ticket price: From 188 SGD (approximately 3.9 million VND)

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Total Concentration Exhibition

Making its debut in Singapore, the exhibitionDemon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Total ConcentrationIt quickly became a must-see destination for the anime community. As the largest Demon Slayer exhibition ever held in Southeast Asia, the event transformed the former library space of the Singapore Sports Hub into a vibrant anime world spanning nearly 2,000 square meters.

Upon entering the exhibition, visitors are immersed in the journey of Demon Slayer through life-size replicas, precious original drawings, and emotionally rich, multi-sensory installations. Many iconic scenes, such as the Mugen Train and Infinity Castle, are impressively recreated, allowing viewers to freely explore, photograph, and become engrossed in the series' dramatic storyline.

The experience concludes with a shopping area featuring exclusive souvenirs, a way to bring the world of Demon Slayer home. As the only stop in Southeast Asia on the 2026 tour, this exhibition promises to be a cultural and entertainment highlight for both loyal fans and those curious about the global appeal of Japanese anime.

Period: January 24 – March 15, 2026

Location: The old library at Singapore Sports Hub

Ticket prices: From 24 SGD (approximately 450,000 VND for adults) and 19 SGD (approximately 360,000 VND for priority passengers)

Discover the future of air travel at Changi International Airport.

Right at the beginning of the year, Changi International Airport invited visitors to embark on a journey to explore the "behind-the-scenes" of a new milestone in Singapore's aviation industry through a free interactive exhibition in Terminal 3. More than just a display, the exhibition revealed the long-term vision and impressive scale of Terminal 5 (T5) – a project expected to redefine the experience at one of the world's leading airports.

Designed with five elaborate themed areas, the exhibition space guides visitors through Changi's development history, the core ideas shaping T5's architecture, and a range of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and automation that will operate the terminal in the future. Through this, viewers can better visualize how T5 will change the way we travel, wait, and enjoy our air travel experiences.

Combining educational and interactive experiences, the exhibition is suitable for a wide range of audiences – from aviation enthusiasts and families to travelers curious about the future of the tourism industry. Admission is free; however, due to the expected high turnout, advance registration is encouraged to secure a spot.

Time: January 6th – March 2026 (10:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily)

Location: Terminal 3, Level 1 Arrivals, Changi Airport

Admission fee: Free (advance registration is recommended to secure a spot)