Singapore Packages

Beyond Expectations: Discover the Magic of Singapore 

Picture yourself having the finger-licking local Singaporean food as you stroll around the local stores and handlooms, while having the marvelous view all around you, such is the richness of Singapore. The country moved with modernity on one hand and nature on the other. No other country has ever combined modern architecture with nature as Singapore does. The country is filled with hidden, unique gems and unbelievable spots that will make your trip worth it. To experience the authentic Singapore charm like never before, refer to this post for all the information you need to make your trip unforgettable. 

Capital: Singapore

Official Languages: English, Malay, Singaporean Mandarin, and Tamil

Population: 60.4 Lakhs (2024)

Currency: Singapore Dollar

Airport: Changi International Airport is Singapore's principal airport. 

Interesting Facts about Singapore

Singapore is a unique country that is also an independent state. With no distinct provinces, it also has many other interesting facts that make the Singapore trip exciting and full of curiosity. Read some interesting facts about Singapore below: 

• Back in the days, a prince from Palembang, Sang Nila Utama, saw a creature that he thought was a lion and named the country Singapura, or the Lion City, even though the country has never had any lions.
• The national anthem of Singapore is written in microtext on the back of their $1000 note.
• Excluding the main island of Singapore, the country has 63 uninhabited islands, contrary to popular belief.
• Singapore has a law that no building can be higher than 280 metres. At this moment, there are three buildings of that height.
• Singapore has banned chewing gum. Only those with a medical prescription are allowed.
• The tallest indoor waterfall, at 35 meters, is located at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. 

Must-Visit Cities in Singapore

Singapore is a city-state with a single city rather than many separate cities. The country operates as a single entity divided into regions, planning areas, and residential estates. All the planning areas are equally beautiful and should be visited for their rawness. Refer to the cities below and the related information on your Singapore trip: 

1) Jurong East: This city is located in the west region of Singapore, adjacent to Jurong West, Clementi, Tengah, Bukit Batok, and Boon Lay. The Jurong area will be the country's second central business district (CBD). Some famous tourist spots are the Science Centre, Snow City, the Chinese Garden, and the Japanese Garden. 

2) Yishun: Also called Nee Soon, is a residential town located in the eastern corner of the Northern region of Singapore. The name was given to honour the famous industrialist of rubber and pineapple plantations. You can visit the Bottle Tree Park, Kampung Kampus, Chee Leng Lian He Miao, Chu Siang Wah Sua Temple, Northpoint City, Junction Nine, and Wisteria Mall. 

3) Butik Batok: This city is the 10th most populous and the 9th most densely populated planning area and residential town in Singapore. It is located on the western side of Singapore, in the eastern part, and bordered by Cho Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, Clementi, Bukit Timah, and Jurong East. Some famous spots include Bukit Batok Town Park, Bukit Batok National Park, and CDANS Bukit Batok Country Club. 

4) Pulau Jong: This is an island that is located in the Singapore Strait, near the Singapore island coast. Pulau Jong is known for the rich diversity of flora and aquatic life. It is one of the last islands to have a full spectrum of marine life on Earth. Pulau Jong is an excellent destination. 

5) Singapore: Singapore is a globally recognized city as an independent state. The city of Singapore is located on the main island at the tip of the Malay Peninsula. It is a fully urbanized city that is a global hub for finance, shipping, and trade. The city is stunning and must be explored. 

Things to do in Singapore

Singapore is full of beauty and culture that make your trip memorable. Filled with activities that you can be a part of, Singapore does not disappoint, to say the least. It is home to endangered flora and fauna and makes every effort, however possible, to conserve them. So, plan your trip, make your schedule, and enjoy these things in Singapore, and do not miss any of them to make your trip memorable. 

1) Marvel at the architecture of Gardens of the Bay: You should definitely visit the Gardens of the Bay for the cloud forest and the Flower Dome Conservatory. It is a home to more than 4 Lakh plants. Attend the Supertree Groves, SkyWay, Flower Dome, and the Garden Rhapsody. 

2) Witness a spectacular view from Sands SkyPark: Just 9 km from the city centre, the Sands SkyPark is a deck at the Marina Bay Sands that gives a bird's-eye view of the city as if you are floating on a wooden deck. 

3) Explore the Singapore Zoo: Famously known as the best zoo in the world, the Singapore Zoo has the largest number of Orangutans. It is home to more than 300 species. The zoo also has Rainforest Kidsworld, a technicolor play area for kids. The zoo is divided into 11 zones. 

4) Visit Universal Studios Singapore: The most famous theme park in the world, with exciting rides, spectacular shows, and seven themed fun zones to give you the thrill and an immersive experience, is at Universal Studios Singapore. Spend a complete day at the adventure park and get an experience of a lifetime. 

Foods to Try in Singapore

Singapore is not built as a homogeneous cultural sanctuary but as a multicultural and diverse place that has been home to immigrants from all over the world. To preserve their roots, migrants bring their culture with them and try to keep it intact through food. When you go cafe-hunting in Singapore, you will get to taste the unique flavors of each culture that have earned Singaporean cuisine its popularity. Check out the list of local foods from Singapore below, and must-try them all on your visit. 

• Hainanese chicken rice
• Laksa
• Hokkien mee
• Chili Crab
• Satay
• Char kway teow
• Bak kut teh
• Kaya toast with soft-boiled eggs
• Carrot cake
• Hup Hong Chicken Rice
• Chai Tow Kway
• Wanton Mee
• Fish Bee Hoon
• Bak Chor Mee
• Oyster Omelette
• Yong Tau Foo
• Roast Meat
• Roasted Duck
• Peranakan Food
• Zi Char Meal

Best Time to Visit Singapore

Singapore has pleasant weather year-round. The country is prepared chiefly for rain year-round, but it also sees some of the brightest days. The peak season for visiting Singapore is from October to April, when the country experiences the dry season with little to no rainfall. These months mark the transition from winter to summer, with temperatures ranging from 24 to 32 degrees Celsius. Some significant festivals and fashion weeks take place during these months. 

To travel in Singapore affordably, you can pick the off-season months or the shoulder seasons, from May to September, when the temperature ranges from 25 to 35 degrees Celsius. If you are a shopaholic, this is the best time to visit, but you will experience humid weather with spontaneous rainfall. 

Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting Singapore

• Keep cash for small transactions, in addition to cards and online payment methods.
• Use Public transportation, as they are easily accessible and a fast means of travel.
• You will be charged with a penalty if found singing obscene songs in public.
• Carry comfortable clothes and shoes, along with a waterproof jacket for rain.
• You can use the free Wi-Fi under the Wireless@SG name from any location to stay connected.
• Keep the emergency numbers handy.
• To visit famous tourist attractions, book in advance.
• Wear sunscreen throughout the day.
• Carry the reusable water bottle with you on the trip.