What not to miss?
Merlion Park – Not to miss as the location is situated at the mouth of the Singapore River. You can take good photo near the Merlion statue, an iconic monument, but there are also other scenic views to be seen like - the Singapore Skyline, Theatres by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer.
Singapore Riverside and Civic District - This relaxing walkway riverside area is best for a short walk. Take a walk towards the memory lane and get to know the colonial history. A joyful nightlife can be enjoyed at Clark and Boat Quay.
[ Plan To Visit - Book singapore holiday packages ]Chinatown - Experience a multi-cultural diversity of Singapore by strolling towards the food tour of Chinatown. Explore the church, temples, mosque and others in one walk. Visit and enjoy dishes rich with different cultural influences.
Marina Bay – Surprise with Singapore’s new urbanscape by visiting Marina Bay. Visit - the Helix Bridge, Theatres on the bay and Singapore Flyer. Superb views can be experince from the Skypark of Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer.Gardens by the Bay - An ambitious project to change Singapore and make it a “City in a Garden.” The major charms of here are the 25 towering artificial Supertrees and amazing biodomes.
Singapore Zoo - An interesting place to find a wide range of animals across the globe. The River Safari is also a must do activity.Sentosa Island - Spend a day in leisure and relax on the beaches of Sentosa. It is also a home to Universal Studios Singapore, the first theme park open in Southeast Asia.How many days is sufficient?Singapore is a small country but there is a lot of interesting things to see and do. A short visit of 3 to 4 days is enough to explore Singapore and skip through the major highlights. For a weekend gateway, explore major attractions. Regardless, you can see plenty of things in two days. Though, 3 or more days is recommended to explore Singapore at very relaxed pace.How to get around in Singapore?Flight is the best way to get Singapore. Many budget airlines takes off to Singapore from all well-known cities in Southeast Asia. Singapore has an affordable Mass Rapid Transit and bus network to get the city center. Where to stay in Singapore
Budget
There are lots of hotels in Singapore that accomplish the need of the budget traveler. Boutique hotels in Singapore are generally good. A hotel bed normally charges from SGD25-35 per night. If touring with a group, consider to take a personal room, if you want to travel affordably.
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