- Dec 23, 2022
- 2 min read

You're sure to feel the spirit of the season after seeing these stunning Christmas light displays!

Where in Singapore can I see Christmas lights? Despite having year-round sunshine, the Little Red Dot always turns into a winter wonderland over the holidays. Beautiful light shows and ornately decorated Christmas trees may be found at every commercial district. You should thus take some time to visit these dazzling locations in Singapore where holiday lights will truly stoke your yuletide mood in between exploring for Christmas decorations, present shopping, and visiting with Santa.

1. Tanglin Mall

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Being in the tropics, it goes without saying that Singapore's "winter" is essentially just the monsoon season. Tanglin Mall, however, makes our fantasies of a winter wonderland as vivid as possible. In addition to their lovely 15-meter-tall tree, they also offer a snow spectacle for guests to enjoy.

Address:

163 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247933

Opening hours:

Daily: 10 AM to 10 PM

Contact:

6736 4922 | Tanglin Mall website

2. Orchard Rd

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Of course, if we didn't mention the one and only Orchard Road, this piece wouldn't be complete. With lights so dazzling that Santa can see them from the North Pole, this is undoubtedly the most anticipated display each year. You can enjoy the decorations while listening to street performers sing to you as you wander along the streets. And numerous malls along the Orchard Road stretch have their own extravagant displays worth setting up your cameras for as part of this year's Christmas on A Great Street promotion.

Address:

2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801

Opening hours:

Daily: 10 AM to 10 PM

Contact:

6238 8228 | ION Orchard website

3. Star Vista

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Yes, you read that correctly; The Star Vista is home to Singapore's tallest Christmas tree. This 20-meter-tall object might be worth the journey to the west. Dress to impress for some adorable OOTD photos with the stained-glass window elements and angelic archways that surround the tree.