Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Chinese New Year are both important cultural and religious events in Singapore that overlapped in Years 2029, 2030 and 2031

[Cecil Lee]

• Planning and Preparation: Knowing the dates in advance allows people to plan their celebrations, vacations, or work schedules accordingly. It also helps organizations and businesses prepare for possible staffing needs or logistical challenges.

• Cultural Significance: Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Chinese New Year are both important cultural and religious events in Singapore. Recognizing their overlap can encourage greater understanding, respect, and appreciation among different communities.

2029
13 February (Tuesday) - Chinese New Year Day 1
14 February (Wednesday) - Chinese New Year
Day 2
15 February (Thursday) - Hari Raya Day 1
16 February (Friday) - Hari Raya Day 2

2030
3 February (Sunday) - Chinese New Year Day 1
4 February (Monday) - Chinese New Year Day 2
5 February (Tuesday) - Hari Raya Day 1
6 February (Wednesday) - Hari Raya Day 2

2031
23 January (Thursday) - Chinese New Year Day 1
24 January (Friday) - Chinese New Year Day 2
25 January (Saturday) - Hari Raya Day 1
26 January (Sunday) - Hari Raya Day 2

• Community Events: The overlap may create unique opportunities for interfaith and intercultural activities, helping to promote social cohesion and strengthen community bonds.

• Logistical Considerations: Public transport, road closures, and other infrastructure may require special planning to manage the large number of people celebrating both festivals at the same time.