CHINESE NEW YEAR IN SINGAPORE
Immerse yourself in the bright lights and holiday magic of Chinese New Year! Discover the best festive events in Singapore that all your family will enjoy!
Top CNY activities and events
Blog articles
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Chinese New Year: Ang Bao Etiquette and How Much to Give?
TickiKids explains 2025 Ang Bao Etiquette: How Much Should You Give During Chinese New Year. We'll highlight cultural dos and don'ts, and offer tips to ensure your gesture brings good fortune and joy to the recipients. An Ang Bao is a traditional red envelope that contains money, typically given during festive occasions or significant life events in Chinese culture. In Singapore, Ang Bao culture is deeply rooted, and it's a beautiful tradition to experience!
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Cheery Family Activities to Get You into the CNY Spirit
Chinese New Year is a time when families gather to celebrate together and there is an overall feeling of happiness in the air. From baking, crafting, decorating to attending festivals and having themed family photo sessions, every element of the season brings a smile to your face and warmth to your heart. It is truly the most wonderful time of the year. We’ve put together a list of fun and cheery family activities to partake in and spend some quality time together.
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10 Fun Things to Do in Singapore with Kids
Being one of the most family-friendly Asian cities, Singapore offers an abundance of attractions both children and adults can enjoy. Here’s TickiKids’ pick of top 10 places in Singapore that are worth visiting with kids.
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TickiKids Guide to 2023’s Most Enjoyable CNY Family Events
After indulging in Christmas and New Year, Chinese New Year celebration has long been the most wonderful time of the year for kids and parents to enjoy together. But, where to go, what to book and how to keep the kids entertained over this period? Whether you wish to embark on a cultural journey combining traditions with modern arts, experience a spectacular array of parades and street performances or immerse yourself in an exploration of Chinese customs, here’s a round up of the most exciting family events that will keep the holiday spirit alive long after the festivities.