Singapore Tourism

Visit Singapore from February to April, when the weather is pleasant and calm, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Ideally, 5-7 days are recommended to explore all the iconic attractions in Singapore. Personalise your following Singapore tour packages with Travel Triangle for a seamless itinerary and a hassle-free trip experience.  

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Quick Overview

Short Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive at Singapore and go for the Night Safari 

Day 2: Day tour of Universal Studios

Day 3: Spend a day at the Gardens by the Bay

Day 4: Head to Sentosa Island and try local cuisine

Day 5: Explore local sightseeing, including Botanic Garden, Singapore Flyer, Orchard Road and Chinatown 

Day 6: Go shopping 

Day 7: Depart

Budget & Accommodations 

Compared to other Southeastern countries, Singapore is a bit expensive destination, due to the high cost of living, including accommodations, food, and attractions. A trip to Singapore can cost around INR 45,000 to 95,000, depending on the activities, attractions, and duration of the trip. However, public transportation in Singapore is generally cheap and efficient, with average ride costs ranging from INR 80 to INR 240. 

Singapore offers a range of cosy staycations, from luxury resorts to budget-friendly hotels. A decent stay in Singapore typically starts at INR12,770. However, it can vary depending on the location, duration, number of people and amenities.

Best Time To Visit 

Singapore has pleasant weather throughout the year. However, the best time to visit Singapore is from March to May and December to February. 

The cultural tourism of Singapore is boosted by its diverse population, vibrant festivals, rich languages, diverse traditions, diverse dance forms, rich art, and diverse crafts. 

Language and Attire: 

Singapore is influenced by Malay, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and Eurasian cultures, which are reflected in its languages, including English, Mandarin, and Tamil. When it comes to culture, one can’t miss the traditional attire, which includes the Baju Kurung for women and the Baju Melayu for men. Additionally, Sari and Cheongsam are also worn by women in Singapore. 

Dance Form:

The traditional and contemporary dance forms reflect Singapore’s diverse and multicultural population. Chinese Lion Dance, Malay Zapin, Indian Bharatanatyam, Peranakan Dance, and Eurasian Jinkli Nona are some of the famous dance forms of the Lion City. 

Festivals 

Witness the true essence of Singapore Tourism through its vibrant festivities that take place throughout the year. Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali, Thaipusam, Vesak, Hari Raya Haji and Christmas are the major festivals celebrated in Singapore. Furthermore, National Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Lantern Festival and Pongal are other notable festivals. 

Cusine 

Experience an incredible culinary journey in Singapore with diverse flavours from traditional Malay to Indian dishes. Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chilli Crab, Laksa, and Char Kway Teow are the must-try foods in Singapore. With South Indian dishes like Dosa and North Indian food like Paratha, Singapore offers a wide range of vegetarian options. To try local delicacies, head to restaurants such as Lim Chee Guan, Glory Catering Pte Ltd and Kuan Zhai Alley. 

How To Reach

The fastest way to reach Singapore from India is by Air. Fly to Changi Airport, which is just 18 km away from the city centre. 

Getting Around 

To travel within the country, buses, the Mass Transit Railway (MRT), and taxis are the most popular means of transportation. 

Things To Do

Besides attractions, there are numerous exciting things to do in Singapore, including sightseeing and exploring the vibrant nightlife. Enjoy a day filled with love and laughter at Universal Studios and the Sunset Dinner Cruise. Explore marine life at SEA Aquarium, take a night safari to explore the nightlife of Singapore and spend some time at Garden by the Bay. Don’t miss the Singapore Cable Car ride from Mount Faber to Sentosa’s resort island. 

What to buy 

From daily essentials to souvenirs, shopping in Singapore is more than just buying items. Don’t head back home without buying Miniature Merlion Souvenirs, Orchid Perfumes, Ya-Kun Kaya Spread, and Singapore Pressed Pennies. 

Where to shop

Head to Mustafa Centre for all the chocolate products and for a budget shopping visit to Bugis Street. Visit Chinatown for themed souvenirs, Ladies' Robes, themed umbrellas, Orchard Road for brand shopping, and Changi Airport for Duty-free liquor.

Other essential Information

With a safe, comfortable, and accessible environment, Singapore is the best destination to visit with elderly parents. Additionally, efficient public transportation, well-developed infrastructure, and wheelchair-friendly attractions cater well to seniors. Singapore offers a blend of entertainment, education, and adventure, making it an ideal place for families and kids. It is also a great place for pet owners as there are many pet-friendly restaurants, cafes, hotels and parks. However, to bring a furry companion, one needs to obtain an import permit along with the necessary medical documents. 

Visa and Immigration

Before visiting Singapore, you must apply for a visa, which is valid for 30 days. Additionally, Indian passport holders require a Singapore visa from an authorised agency at least 30 days before arrival. 

What to Pack:

Lightweight and breathable clothing is necessary in Singapore's climate, which is hot and humid

Carry appropriate swimwear for the Sentosa Islands or Wild Wild Water Park.

If you are planning to explore Singapore on foot, pack Comfortable shoes

Sunscreen and sunglasses to protect yourself from harsh sunlight

Bring a suitable phone adapter, as Singapore's electrical outlets use the Type G plug

Carry a passport, visa, travel insurance details, and any other necessary documents.

Pack toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, soap, and toothpaste.

Carry necessary medications and basic first aid.

Tips 

Book your accommodation and flights in advance for a better price 

Don’t litter, as Singapore has strict rules regarding cleanliness

Carry both cash and credit cards. Credit cards are widely accepted in shopping malls, while cash is used for local transport. 

Prebook attractions to avoid long queues, especially during peak hours

Activate international roaming before visiting Singapore.