Tours to Singapore

Singapore owes its enormous popularity among travelers to an extraordinary blend of ultra-modern convenience, rich multicultural heritage, and lush tropical charm. Colonial architecture and colorful shophouses stand beside gleaming towers, while Buddhist temples, mosques, and Hindu shrines coexist in lively neighborhoods. This cosmopolitan island nation is safe, spotless, and incredibly tourist-friendly, making it perfect for both first-time international travelers and seasoned explorers.

 

General Information

Singapore is a city-state in Southeast Asia, located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, just north of the equator. The bustling capital, Singapore City, is effectively the entire country — a thriving global hub for finance, trade, and culture.

English is one of four official languages (alongside Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil), making communication effortless. Singapore is a multi-religious society, with Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Taoism all widely practiced, creating a vibrant calendar of festivals and traditions.

Direct flights from New Delhi take about 5 hours, with Changi Airport frequently ranked the best in the world. From there, modern MRT trains and taxis make getting around the city smooth and efficient.

Singapore’s major districts — Marina Bay, Orchard Road, Chinatown, Little India, Sentosa, and Kampong Glam — offer an incredible range of accommodations, from lavish 5-star hotels with infinity pools overlooking the skyline to stylish boutique stays and cozy budget-friendly options.

 

Climate

Singapore has a hot and humid tropical climate year-round, with daytime temperatures usually around 30–33°C and brief, often refreshing rain showers.

• The most pleasant months are generally February to April, with slightly less rain and humidity.

• June to September is also popular, though often hotter.

• Afternoon thunderstorms are common but short-lived, so carrying a small umbrella is handy.
   

 

Leisure and Recreation

Singapore is a playground of urban attractions, natural escapes, and rich cultural experiences.

Relax & explore

• Gardens by the Bay: Famous for its Supertree Grove and the surreal Cloud Forest and Flower Dome conservatories.

• Sentosa Island: Home to luxurious beach resorts, Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and sandy beaches perfect for a laid-back afternoon.

• Singapore Botanic Gardens: A UNESCO World Heritage site, ideal for morning walks and picnics.
   

 

Dive into history & culture

Singapore’s neighborhoods tell the story of its diverse communities:

• Chinatown: Explore colorful temples, traditional medicine shops, and bustling markets.

• Little India: A feast of bright saris, fragrant jasmine garlands, and flavorful South Indian cuisine.

• Kampong Glam: Center of Malay-Muslim heritage, with the grand Sultan Mosque and trendy Haji Lane full of indie boutiques and street art.

• Colonial District: Featuring elegant structures like the Raffles Hotel, Victoria Theatre, and St. Andrew’s Cathedral.
   

 

Shopping & dining

Singapore is legendary for both high-end shopping and incredible street eats:

• Orchard Road: Asia’s most famous shopping street, lined with luxury malls, flagship stores, and chic cafés.

• Bugis & Haji Lane: Quirky indie shops, designer boutiques, and lively flea markets.

• Hawker centers: The true heart of Singaporean food, offering dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, chili crab, satay, and roti prata at unbeatable prices. Must-visits include Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, and Newton Food Centre.
   

 

Nightlife & unique experiences

When the sun sets, Singapore transforms into a glittering playground:

• Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: Enjoy panoramic views from the infinity pool or rooftop bars.

• Clarke Quay: A vibrant riverside area packed with restaurants, nightclubs, and live music.
   

Night Safari: The world’s first nocturnal wildlife park — a magical experience unlike any other.