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About Singapore
Singapore the small city-state is described as a playground of the rich featuring high - end shopping malls, luxury hotels, fine dining and so much more. It is full of vibrant history, diversity, family-friendly atmosphere and attractions which makes it one of the most popular tourist destinations. The destination boasts excellent public transportation that helps tourists get around efficiently. We can say that it is one of the most beautiful countries to visit in Southeast Asia. Explore all of it with our Singapore Group Tours
The tiny island is also known as the land of contrasts due to the mixture of Chinatown and Little India representing the ethnic diversity of respective countries and their cultures. It also has a bounty of options for shopping, nightlife and more fun activities. So, it has something for everyone for an amazing holiday.
Geography and Seasons
Singapore is an island city-state in Southeast Asia. And a very small nation covering an area of 721.5 square kilometers. The island is situated between Malaysia and Indonesia. The Singapore River is the country’s Primary River. The landscape of Singapore is unique and the majority of Singapore’s land is mostly flat. This is typically brought about by numerous elements of which erosion is the primary one.
Singapore is very close to the equator. Equatorial countries have tropical forest climates, thunderstorms, abundant rainfall, and constant hot and humid conditions. The temperature in Singapore typically ranges from 25 to 33 degrees Celsius. April and May are the hottest months of the year while November, December, and January are the coldest. The conditions are true across Singapore. Although Singapore does not have spring, summer, autumn or winter, it has a dry and a wet season.
The Culture
Singapore, the small but stunning island city-state is known as one of the major cultural hubs of Asia. It is also the melting pot of cultures, heritages, and traditions, and it also has a history of diversity to show for it. Singapore is indeed a cosmopolitan society where people who live cordially and dealing with different races are commonly seen.
The culture in Singapore is largely defined by peace, justice, social and religious harmony. It is always said that Singapore is a “fine city”, but it not only refers to its cleanliness or its quality of life but also refers to the religious culture in Singapore. The city is home to ten major religions, including Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Hinduism, and Christianity.
The Experience
There’s a lot to see and do in Singapore no matter what kind of traveler you are. Whatever it is partying at the highest point in the city or shopping at the malls, we have some really cool ideas to help you make your trip memorable.
Hop on the Singapore Flyer to Appreciate the Beautiful World Below
Singapore Flyer is one of the world’s biggest observation wheels. It overlooks the water near Marina Bay; this 165m tall wheel is an ideal part of Singapore’s skyline and particularly imposing when lighted up in the evenings. It is considered the second- largest observation wheel in the world after the High Roller in Las Vegas, it whisks you high above the city by offering 30 minutes of terrific views of the Marina Bay, the skyscrapers of CBD, the river, the historic buildings of the Colonial district and ships of the South China Sea.
Dining on Cloud 9
Dining on Cloud 9 offers a unique in-the-sky dinner experience coupled with stunning views on board a private dining cabin. Tourists can get cozy up in their very own private cable car while having the 4 – course meal, as they take in the lights and magnificence of Singapore's city scape set against the romantic night sky.
Float in the World’s Largest Rooftop Infinity Pool
Just imagine yourself swimming on top of the world and floating in the world’s longest rooftop infinity pool gazing down on the glittering city skyline. You will surely not find a more impressive photo-taking spot anywhere else in Singapore! After a swim, you can sunbathe on a luxurious poolside lounger, or relax in the shade of soothing palm trees. You can experience the unforgettable beauty of sunset between the clouds while sipping on Champagne.
How to Reach Singapore?
Traveling to Singapore by Air
Given that a flight would cut short your travel distance it’s the best and smartest way to reach Singapore. And due to its Changi International Airport, it is now the best in the world. Just as you land, you see Singapore’s first and foremost attraction. It is also home to 5-star culinary, shopping venues and hotels. Can’t wait to get there? Lucky for you, most of the airports have direct non-stop flights to Changi International Airport that frequently take up to 5 and a half hours.
While the country has multiple other airports, this is the main one is accessible to the public and serves as a suitable arrival spot, no matter what your final destination is. And there are different airlines you can choose from, including Singapore Airlines, Etihad airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS flights, British Airways, Air India and IndiGo. Whereas, the indirect flights open up your options with Malaysian Airlines, Emirates, Etihad and Thai Air Asia having regular routes. So, no matter where you arrive from once you do the ease and connectivity of Changi International Airport provides access to all local transport including MRT (Mass Rapid Transit)
How to Reach Singapore by SEA
Bordered by water and leading ports, Singapore has many cruise operators, be it luxury or premium options. The Marina Bay Cruise Center and Singapore cruise center welcomes the absolute biggest luxury cruise. They have routes from neighboring countries and the docking points are conveniently located.
What to eat in Singapore?
Singaporean food is generally influenced by Malay, Chinese, Indian and other cultures. It is spicy, sweet, salty and all types of delicious tastes and flavors are in order. Being a vegetarian traveler you just cannot afford to miss out on any of this. Have some of the best vegetarian dishes during our Singapore Tour with Indian food.
Try Sling Drink
The Singapore Sling is a famous cocktail from Singapore. Initially, it was called the gin sling. A sling was firstly a North American drink which was made up of spirit and water then it was sweetened and flavored. It is famous because originally it was created as a lady’s drink and thus it has a pink hue, and now it has become a world-renowned cocktail and is still being mixed in the Raffles Hotel. Don’t forget to try it!
Would you like to have some Sushi in China Town?
As we all know, Sushi is a Japanese dish, but it is now popular all over the world. China Town was once an enclave for Singapore’s Chinese immigrants but today it is much beloved for its blend of old and new. You can find various Japanese restaurants where you can try authentic sushi.
Don’t forget to try Mr. Popiah in Singapore
Popiah means “thin pancake”, is a pancake wrapped/ stuffed with a filling made of cooked vegetables. When it is deeply fried, the crispy roll is more commonly referred to as a Spring roll, but if the wrapper is as it is, it is known as Popiah. You can try their ready-to-eat products that are available in their franchise outlets. People love it due to its great taste, value and innovative Popiah creations.
Which are the famous Indian Restaurants in Singapore?
Singapore is famous for its internationally fused cuisine and interesting food culture. And Indian cuisines are all about flavors, spices, and aromas that capture the country’s true taste. This sprawling city has plenty of restaurants that will allow you to taste some authentic vegetarian meals. Let’s have a quick look at some of the best Indian restaurants in Singapore
Raj Restaurant
Raj restaurant was founded on very strong principles of encompassing vegetarianism, the beliefs, and practices of vegetarianism. And being true to its founding principles, they use freshest ingredients that are mixed with authentic spices. Made by some of the most talented, trained and experienced chefs they bring you the very best cuisine from Northern, Southern, Eastern and also the western parts of India.
Shivam Restaurant
Located beside Mustafa center, Shivam restaurant is a fusion restaurant that not only aims to keep their food authentic, healthy and tasty but also provides dinners with a lively dining experience. It specializes in Gujarati cuisine. The restaurant also serves a wide variety of other cuisines such as Italian, Mexican, North Indian, and Indo - Chinese.
Komal Villas
A Komal villa is a sensational blend of flavors, colors, aromas, and taste. It offers you both South Indian and North Indian food as well. They aim to provide nutrition in an authentic setting. South Indian food is a classic blend of flavors, colors, and textures which consist of Saatvik meals namely delicious Dosais, vada's and idllis and uthappam. And north Indian cuisines have a variety of moderately spicy and creamy gravies alongside with Tandoori rotis and Naans.
Places to Visit in Singapore
Singapore is known as a playground for the rich, and it’s true that the small city does have a definite shine of wealth. But apart from high-end shopping malls, luxury hotels, and fine dining Singapore also has some of the best places to explore. Have a look at some of the places to visit in Singapore with our Small group tours to Singapore.
Gardens by the bay
Located in the heart of Singapore's city center - Marina Bay; there are three waterfront gardens based on an innovative theme named Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Garden. This park brings the present world of Singapore in the form of beautiful, colorful and mesmerizing flora and fauna and brings life to the city. And yes, Gardens by the Bay is a multi-award winning horticulture with wonderful waterfront views. The garden is famous for its super-sized trees which are nine to sixteen stories tall. Try to walk on the suspended bridge between two trees to get a bird view of the entire garden. In the evening, you can opt to enjoy the light and sound show at the Gardens.
Jurong Bird Park
Jurong Bird Park has 9000 colorful birds of 600 species. The park will leave you delighted with experiencing and seeing paradise of birds in different sizes and shapes. The park is managed by Wildlife Reserve Singapore. Located at the western slope of Jurong Hill, this park is an escape from the urban lifestyle of Singapore. Be entertained with the majestic Flamingo Lake and Penguin Coast where you can enjoy bird watching.
Sentosa
Singapore’s- State of Fun will leave you awe-struck. The southern coast has an artificial island which is known as Sentosa made for leisure and fun activities. This island is famous for its food stalls – bars and there is a unique suspension bridge that will take you to a small island. Some of the attractions for visitors to this island are Universal Studios, Sea Aquarium, Tiger Sky Tower and Butterfly-Insect kingdom.
Top things to do in Singapore
Choosing the best things to do in Singapore is not an easy task. There is a city bursting to the seams with impressive attractions, exciting activities and plenty of day trips for all the family. Let’s have a look!
Take a swim in Changi Airport
Thinking about the airport, travelers usually feel dread. But Singapore’s Changi Airport is ranked as one of the world’s top airports as it has endless amenities to offer. You won’t believe that one can take a dip in the Balinese themed rooftop swimming pool and relax at the poolside area. The pool is located at Aerotel Airport Transit Hotel at Terminal 1 on level 3 near Transit Area near D gates. There's also a Jacuzzi, poolside bar and shower facilities. Travelers can chill and enjoy these facilities while waiting for their next flight.
Go Midnight shopping at Mustafa
Mustafa Centre, located in the thriving Little India quarter is Singapore's only 24-hour shopping mall. You will find every possible item here as well as various services, all at reasonable prices. There are over 300,000 items on display across four levels and over 400,000 Sq.ft, you will be able to find clothing, accessories, cosmetics, electronics, mobile phones, textiles, food, money changers and so much more.
Take Vespa Tour
Imagine witnessing Singapore’s sights, sounds and flavors up close and personal as you choose the beaten track on the vintage Vespa sidecars. Very exciting Singapore Sideways Vespa Tour is the world's first vintage Vespa sidecar tour service.
The guided tours cover areas like Kampong Glam, the Civic District, Chinatown, and the Joo Chiat-Katong area. Most tours are without stops, but custom tours are available for those who want more out of an itinerary. Tourists can also ask for options such as a night ride with food and drinks, a half-day heritage tour, or simply book one of the 30-minute spins to get an impression of a historic district before moving on to other activities. The best thing about these tours is that they are appropriate for all age groups.
Singapore for family
Planning a family vacation can be daunting. When considering little ones, it may be difficult to find vacation spots that are suitable for both the young and the older. From beaches, glamour, and kids friendly entertainment parks Singapore has it all.
We can say that there is no better place to visit in the world with kids than Singapore? It is always jam-packed with family-friendly attractions. Clean, green, and prominently modern, Singapore is one of the most family-friendly destinations in Asia. Everything from the spotless, buggy-friendly pavements to the spacious hotels makes traveling with kids easy.
So, if you are planning a getaway with a whole gang, Singapore has the most family-friendly attractions and is the perfect place to make your family holidays worthwhile. Explore it with our Singapore Tour Packages for families.
Which are the best areas for a shopping tour in Singapore?
Whether it is shopping for the world’s best brands or pampering your taste buds on the side, there is much that will demand your attention towards the best shopping areas or shops in Singapore with our Singapore tour. Please have a look!
Vivo City
Singapore is well known for having probably the best shopping centers in Asia and they don't come any greater or more splendid than Vivo City. It is situated on the Harbour Front called the biggest shopping, entertainment and lifestyle destination. It is also home to Singapore’s largest cinema, biggest toy store, an amphitheater, wade pool, and four food courts - it might more suitably be referred to as a mega-mall given its sheer size and facilities.
Mustafa Centre
Opened for 24 hours, the Mustafa Centre offers unique market style shopping experiences. Designer products here will be found in abundance at low prices with everything from textiles to watches and electronics on sale. The mall has two department stores that are joined together with goods sold under the Mustafa name and efficient by type. And for girls accessories are brilliant buys, mostly all of them hand made with an eclectic ethnic touch, from bags to costume jewelry that you won’t find anywhere else.
