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Singapore is a vibrant island city-state that blends cultural heritage, futuristic architecture, and lush green spaces. Known for its iconic skyline featuring Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay, the city seamlessly merges tradition with modernity. Bustling districts like Chinatown and Little India reflect its multicultural roots, with grand celebrations of festivals such as Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and Hari Raya.

A paradise for food lovers, Singapore’s hawker centres offer diverse flavours influenced by Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan cuisines. Often referred to as the "Lion City," Singapore delivers an unforgettable experience with its world-class infrastructure and strong safety regulations.

Arriving/Departing from Singapore

Singapore is served by Changi Airport (SIN), one of the world’s best airports, about 20 km from the city centre. The airport connects Singapore to major cities worldwide and offers a range of world-class amenities, including nature-themed gardens, shopping, and entertainment facilities.

Air India Express operates regular flights to Singapore, ensuring convenient travel for passengers. For international flights, passengers are advised to arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before departure, while domestic passengers should check in at least 2 hours prior.

The East-West Line MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) connects Changi Airport to key city locations. Taxis, airport shuttles and private car services are available round the clock for passengers to travel to and from the airport.

Singapore is a place of contrasts, offering everything from towering skyscrapers to serene gardens.

• Gardens by the Bay: A premier horticultural attraction showcasing rare plants. The conservatories are open from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Ticket prices for non-residents range from ₹890 to ₹3,750, depending on the attraction.
• Universal Studios Singapore: A thrilling amusement park on Sentosa Island with themed rides and live shows. It is open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. A one-day admission ticket is around ₹7,000.
• Marina Bay Sands: An iconic resort with a SkyPark offering panoramic views. It is open from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and entry is around ₹1,775. Other attractions include Sunset in the Sky, which costs around ₹6,900.
• S.E.A. Aquarium: Home to over 100,000 marine creatures, featuring an immersive underwater tunnel. It is open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with entry fees starting from ₹2,000.
• Singapore Zoo: An award-winning wildlife park housing over 2,800 animals in open habitats. It is open from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with entry fees being ₹3,050 for adults and ₹2,100 for children.

• Jewel Changi Airport: A retail and entertainment hub with the Rain Vortex, which is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. It is open 24 hours and has free public access, with some ticketed attractions; bundles start from ₹2,500.
• National Museum of Singapore: It is the country’s oldest museum, showcasing history and culture. It is typically open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with an entry fee of around ₹1,150 for adults and ₹890 for students and seniors.
• Merlion Park: This waterfront attraction features the Merlion statue and offers scenic city views. It is open 24 hours a day and has free entry.
• Singapore Botanic Gardens: This UNESCO-listed tropical garden has lush landscapes and a National Orchid Garden. It is open from 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM. Entry is free, but some attractions are ticketed.
• Fort Canning Park: It is a historic hilltop park with gardens, ancient artefacts, and scenic trails. It is open 24 hours a day and has free entry.

Best Places to Shop in Singapore

Singapore is a shopping paradise, offering everything from luxury brands to local handicrafts.

• Orchard Road: Known as Singapore's shopping paradise, Orchard Road features a range of malls and boutiques, from high-end luxury brands to affordable fashion.
• Mustafa Centre: A 24/7 shopping hub in Little India, offering jewellery, clothing, electronics, household items, and groceries at budget-friendly prices. With over 300,000 products, it’s a paradise for bargain hunters and late-night shoppers.
• VivoCity: The largest shopping mall in Singapore, featuring a mix of retail shops, dining options, and entertainment facilities, including a rooftop amphitheatre.
• The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands: A luxury shopping destination housing high-end brands and offering unique experiences like gondola rides along its canal.
• Haji Lane: A vibrant street known for independent boutiques selling unique fashion items, vintage items, quirky cafes, and street art.

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• Chinatown Street Market: Visit this bustling market for traditional crafts, affordable souvenirs, Chinese tea sets, silk scarves, and local snacks.
• City Square Mall: This mall has multiple free playgrounds, including a sheltered playground for younger kids and an outdoor playground for older children.
• Bugis Street Market: This lively market is the perfect spot for trendy pop culture items, fashion, accessories, and quirky souvenirs.
• Katong Square Lifestyle & Vintage Market: A popular destination in Singapore, with around 100 vendors showcasing various products such as vintage clothing, jewellery, vinyl records, cameras, and collectables.
• Arab Street: Known for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural heritage, the place features shops selling textiles, traditional garments, handmade crafts, and Middle Eastern goods. The area also has numerous cafes and restaurants serving Middle Eastern cuisine.

Singapore’s culinary scene is a mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan influences. Here are some of the best places to experience local flavours:

• Odette: A three-Michelin-starred French restaurant whose signature dishes include Fagottini of Kumamoto, Uni, Kagan Crab, and Heirloom Beetroot Variation. Prices start at ₹6336+ per person.
• Lau Pa Sat: A historic 24/7 hawker centre offering diverse local delicacies (₹6,350–₹12,700). Must-try dishes include satay, Hokkien mee, oyster omelette, laksa, and grilled stingray.
• Maxwell Food Centre: A popular hawker hub with 103 stalls, including Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice and Hawker Chan. Must-try dishes include Hainanese Chicken Rice, laksa, and fried carrot cake. Meals for two cost around ₹950.
• Jumbo Seafood: Famous for its fresh seafood, particularly the iconic Chilli Crab and Black Pepper Crab. The average cost for two is ₹6,340.
• Tong Kee: This restaurant offers a variety of comforting, traditional Cantonese dishes. It is famous for its Cantonese-style poached Signature Boiled Chicken, Chicken Rice, and Crispy Beancurd deep-fried tofu. The average cost for two is between ₹6,340-₹4,450.

• Zén: Combines Nordic cuisine with Japanese elegance. Signature dishes include grilled turbot, ‘Grand Tradition’ French toast and Crudo. The tasting menu ranges from around ₹25,000 for lunch to ₹37,000 for dinner.
• Moghul Mahal Restaurant: a North Indian eatery known for its signature dishes, including Rogan Josh, Garlic Naan, and Paneer Tikka. The average cost of a meal is between ₹1,270-₹1,900.
• Chinatown Food Street: This place offers a wide selection of Singaporean, Chinese, and Asian street food. Must-try dishes include BBQ Stingray, Satay Skewers, Fried Kway Teow, Roast Duck, and Indian Curry. Prices range from ₹6,336 to ₹12,700.
• Anjappar Chettinad Restaurant: Specialising in authentic Chettinad cuisine, including Chettinad Chicken, Biryanis, and King Fish curry. Meals for two cost between ₹1,100-₹1,270.

Around Singapore

Singapore’s strategic location makes it a gateway to numerous exciting destinations, perfect for a quick escape.

• Desaru, Malaysia: Around 100 km from Singapore, Desaru offers pristine beaches, fruit plantations, and world-class golf courses.
• Bintan, Indonesia: Just 50 minutes by ferry, Bintan is 17 km to 37 km from Singapore and offers luxurious resorts, water sports, and cultural experiences blending Malay, Chinese, and Bugis traditions.
• Kota Tinggi Waterfalls, Malaysia: Located approximately 70 km from Singapore, Kota Tinggi Waterfalls is a picturesque retreat perfect for picnics and swimming in natural pools.
• Batam, Indonesia: Just a short ferry ride of around 23 to 35 km from Singapore, Batam is a bustling island in Indonesia’s Riau Islands, known for its duty-free shopping, beach resorts, and recreational activities.
• Tioman Island: A popular destination located 160-190 km from Singapore, it is an ideal location for diving, snorkelling, and beach getaways, thanks to its pristine beaches, coral reefs, and marine biodiversity.

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• Malacca, Malaysia: A UNESCO-listed city with Dutch colonial buildings, street markets, and historical sites. It is located around 250 km from Singapore.
• Nikoi Island: A 15-hectare private resort, lies 85 km southeast of Singapore and 8 km off Bintan’s east coast with 18 beachfront villas, while activities include snorkelling, sailing, diving, kayaking, fishing, and nature trails.
• Kusu Island: Just 5.6 km south of Singapore, it is famed for its sacred sites and tranquil beaches. Accessible via a 15–30 minute ferry ride, visitors can explore the Da Bo Gong Temple, Malay shrines, and tortoise sanctuary or enjoy swimming and wildlife watching.
• Pulau Ubin: A rustic island known for Chek Jawa Wetlands, cycling trails, granite quarries, and traditional village life. It is 30 km or 10–15 minutes by ferry from Singapore and is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.