Singapore Tour Packages

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Browse budget to luxury Singapore tour packages from India with varied itineraries covering top attractions. Book with or without flights, add meals, sightseeing, and specific activities to your selected Singapore packages.

Why Choose Singapore for Your Next Vacation?

The charming island city-state of Singapore blends modernity with tradition and multiculturalism, evident in its striking architecture, green spaces, efficient transport, and an ethnically diverse population. Explore temples, luxury hotels, street food, nature parks, and world-class shopping on your Singapore trip.

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• Unbeatable Price: Find the best prices on all Singapore tour packages for Indian tourists, covering all types of holidays, from family vacays to romantic retreats, honeymoon, group trips, and more.

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Popular Singapore Attractions - Best Places to Visit

Gardens by the Bay - Garden of the Future

The premier billion-dollar nature park in Singapore's Marina Bay promises otherworldly sights, like vertical gardens collecting rainwater to generate solar power, and a fantastic Cloud Forest with an indoor waterfall.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Supertree Grove with 22-meter high walkway

• Cloud Forest with an indoor waterfall

• Garden Rhapsody with a free nightly light and sound show

• Flower Dome (the world's largest glass greenhouse)

• OCBC Skyway (120-meter-long aerial walkway)

Sentosa Island - A Tranquil Escape

Located only a hop away from the main city center, the peaceful Sentosa Island boasts an eclectic mix of beaches, historic sites, and theme parks like Universal Studios Singapore.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• S.E.A. Aquarium, home to over 100,000 marine animals

• Universal Studios Singapore theme park with rides and attractions

• Historical Fort Siloso with World War II artifacts and a skywalk

• Adventure Cove Waterpark with snorkeling reefs, high-speed waterslides, and more

• Mega Adventure Park for ziplining

• Luxury Fashion Galleria for shopping

• Top beaches like Siloso Beach, Tanjong Beach, and Palawan Beach

Marina Bay Sands - An Iconic Integrated Resort

Visit the rooftop infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands, enjoy panoramic city views from the 57th-floor SkyPark Observation Deck, explore the ArtScience Museum, and catch the nightly Spectra light and water show.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• SkyPark Observation Deck

• Nightly Spectra Light and Water Show (free)

• Rooftop Infinity Pool

• ArtScience Museum, famed for its lotus-inspired architecture

• Celebrity chef restaurants (including Bread Street Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay)

• The Shoppes Mall with luxury brands, an interactive Digital Light Canvas, and a canal for Sampan boat rides

• A trendy, world-class casino

Merlion Park - Iconic Singapore Landmark

Gawk at the jaw-dropping 86-meter-tall half-lion, half-fish statue at Merlion Park, representing Singapore's history as a quaint fishing village. Enjoy panoramic marina bay views and indulge in unmatched photo opportunities.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• The Main Merlion Statue

• Ulysses by the Merlion (a commemorative plaque with a poem by Edwin Thumboo)

• The "Little Merlion" Cub statue

• Nightly Spectra Light and Water Show

• The Jetty Viewpoint

Singapore Flyer - The Wheel of Fortune

Standing impressively tall at 165 meters, Singapore Flyer is an imposing giant observation wheel in Marina Bay. There are 28 air-conditioned capsules promising 360-degree panoramic views of the city skyline.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• The "Time Capsule" pre-flight exhibit

• Private sky dining with premium champagne (optional)

• Nearby attractions like Marina Bay Sands Skypark, The Esplanade, and Asian Civilization Museum

Singapore Zoo and Night Safari - Exotic Animal Adventures

Located within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the award-winning Singapore Zoo and night safari offers "open" enclosures, interactive shows, live feeding sessions, a rainforest-themed environment, and a 4-minute guided tram journey.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Fragile Forest with free-roaming sloths, lemurs, and mousedeer

• Orangutan Boardwalk to see orangutans in a naturalistic habitat

• KidzWorld, with interactive petting zoos for children to experience

• Safari Tram Adventure covering diverse wildlife habitats

• Creatures of the Night Show (educational program about nocturnal animals)

• Animal feeding sessions featuring elephants, giraffes, and white rhinoceros

• Cultural performances at the park entrance, with tribal dances, fire-eating displays, and more

Singapore Tour Packages Options

Budget Singapore Packages (₹45,000 - ₹65,000)

Affordable 4 to 6-day getaways for budget-conscious travelers, featuring essential Singapore attractions, 3-star hotels in areas like Little India, and meals.

• Ideal for: Students, young couples, groups, solo travelers, and large families on a tight budget

• Popular Packages: Beautiful Singapore, Classic Singapore, Simply Singapore

Mid-Range Singapore Packages (₹70,000 - ₹1,00,000)

Singapore holiday packages that balance luxury and comfort with top-rated hotels, private transfers and tours, special meals, and optional activities.

• Ideal for: Couples, first-time travelers seeking luxury and convenience, families, and value-conscious travelers

• Popular Packages: Singapore Marvels Expedition, Simply Singapore Fully Loaded, Explore Singapore

Premium Singapore Packages (₹1,20,000+)

Curated meals, five-star accommodation, private transfers, exclusive customized itineraries, and priority access to major attractions, all tailored for luxury travel seekers.

• Ideal for: Bespoke and personalized travel seekers, luxury travelers, affluent groups and families, high-end stress-free vacationers, and wellness seekers

• Popular Packages: Singapore City Explorer Package, Blissful Singapore, Awesome Singapore, Dynamic Singapore

Honeymoon Packages

Singapore honeymoon packages include hotels with spa services, candle-lit dinners, cable car rides, Singapore River cruises, and Sentosa Island beaches.

• Ideal for: Newlyweds

• Popular Packages: Singapore's Urban Oasis, Wonderful Singapore Honeymoon Special, Singapore Romantic Escapade

Family Singapore Packages

Relaxed 5 to 7-night itineraries with safe accommodation, activities for all ages, breakfast and other meals, transfers, and visa assistance.

• Ideal for: Families with children, multi-generational families (kids and elderly members), first-time family vacationers, and families on a budget

• Popular Packages: Elegant Singapore Getaway, Fun-Tastic Singapore, Marvels of Singapore

Group Packages

Fully-planned group travel to Singapore with low costs and flexible itineraries, focused on beaches, city tours, nightlife, food experiences, and transfers.

• Ideal for: Friends’ groups, budget-conscious travel groups, corporate groups, and group travelers seeking structured experience at low costs

• Popular Packages: City Tours of Stars & Steel, Value Singapore, Premium Singapore, Singapore Winter

Complete Singapore Trip Itinerary Sample

5N/6D Singapore's Urban Oasis Package

Average Package Price: INR 150999 per person

Hotel Name:

• Novotel Singapore on Kitchener (5 nights) or Similar

Itinerary:

Day 1

• Arrival | PRIVATE | 7 Seater | 1 Cab(s)

• Airport Transfer from SIN Airport to Singapore 

• Pickup from: Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

• Drop at: Novotel Singapore on Kitchener Hotel

Day 2

• SIM and Insurance | TICKETS ONLY 

• SIM Policy

• Only 1 complimentary SIM (either physical or eSIM) will be provided per Singapore tour package, regardless of the number of travelers.

• Travel Insurance Details

• Complimentary travel insurance is included for all travelers in the Singapore holiday package.

• Insurance for Singapore holidays must be issued at least 24 hours before the trip starts.

• Issuing insurance is no longer possible once the passenger has boarded the flight for their trip.

• For full travel insurance details, refer to this link: https://cutt.ly/frc1KzPx 

Day 3

• Universal Studios | SIC

• Enjoy blockbuster movie-themed adventures tailored for all ages, with live immersive experiences.

• Discover 7 themed zones, from Hollywood to Madagascar, with rides, shows, and roller coasters.

• Meet popular characters like Marilyn Monroe, Sesame Street friends, and the Minions at Resorts World Sentosa.

• Catch Lake Hollywood Spectacular - a stunning nightly fireworks show with music!

• Dine in themed restaurants and shop at retail outlets throughout the 7 zones.

• Hours of Operation

• Daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

• The last entry is 1 hour before closing. 

Day 4

• Sentosa Magic (1 way Cable Car with Sentosa Cable Line, Madame Tussauds 5-in-1, and Wings of Time 7:30 PM) | SIC

• Begin your Sentosa Magic adventure with a fun cable car ride on the famous Sentosa Cable Line.

• Enjoy the Madame Tussauds 5-in-1 experience, with special effects featuring Marvel Universe 4D Cinema.

• Embark on the Spirit of Singapore Boat Ride showcasing iconic logal sights and landmarks in miniature.

• Catch the award-winning, 20-minute outdoor night show called Wings of Time at 07:30 PM.

• Return Pick-Up from Sentosa Coach Park

• Head towards the Monorail Beach Station and then follow the signs to reach Sentosa Coach Park.

• Use the escalators underneath the bridge to reach the pick-up point.

• Tour Details

• Cable Car Operating Hours: Daily from 08:45 AM to 10:00 PM. The last boarding is at 09:30 PM.

• Madame Tussauds Singapore Timings: Daily from 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM. The last admission is at 05:00 PM.

• The Wings of Time Show Timings: Daily at 07:40 PM and 08:40 PM. Each show duration is 20 minutes.

• Important Note

• The rain-or-shine event seat availability is on a "first-come, first-served" basis.

• Madame Tussauds Singapore visit includes a digital photo souvenir, and the VR Racing experience is open to all guests aged 12 and above with a minimum height (140 cm) and maximum weight (120 kg) requirement.

• The VR Racing redemption at Madame Tussauds is available until 05:00 PM.

• Cable car rides and the operating hours of various attractions are subject to change as per availability, season, scheduled maintenance, etc.

Day 5

• City Tour with Guide (3 Hours) | SIC

• Take an exclusive private 3-hour city tour of Singapore, led by an expert guide explaining the city's sights, history, and culture.

• Enjoy the drive through Singapore's Financial District and business district, followed by a drive through Suntec City.

• Visit the Merlion Park to see the iconic "half lion, half fish" statue.

• Explore other city attractions at your own pace, taking pictures, speaking with the guide, and soaking in picturesque views.

• The default drop point for the Singapore City Tour is Little India. However, you can ask the driver to drop you to your hotel.

• The default pick-up is also Little India for any additional tours and activities scheduled after the city tour. Alternatively, you can ask the driver to pick you up from the hotel instead.

• Important Terms and Conditions

• For a 13-seater vehicle airport transfer, the maximum number of passengers allowed is 8, with a 6 normal baggage and 6 hand baggage limit.

• Per person single luggage is allowed for all Singapore airport transfers. Any additional vehicles used for extra baggage will be charged separately.

• The pick-up time for SIC transfers is subject to change with plus or minus 30 minutes of the schedule. However, guests are asked to be ready and present for the pick-up as per the scheduled timing.

• The coaches/drivers for SIC transfers will not wait more than 5 minutes of the appointed pick-up time.

• 20 Minutes is the maximum wait time for private transfers. Guests who exceed this 20-minute wait time will be charged the applicable additional waiting charges.

• Check the hotel website for an idea of your room size, as Singapore hotels are usually smaller than most other countries.

• Bed type in your accommodation is subject to availability.

• Early check-in, late check-out, and other special requests are subject to availability, surcharges, and hotel discretion.

• Honeymoon extras and special perks cannot be guaranteed, except when confirmed in writing by the hotel.

• We are not responsible to process refunds for any unutilized services.

• No rescheduling is applicable in case of "no show" by guests.

• Night Safari and Singapore Zoo | SIC

• Set off on an exotic wildlife adventure with our immersive Night Safari and Singapore Zoo tour package.

• See nocturnal animals up-close, exploring their diverse habitats.

• Experience petting zoos, feeding centers, tram rides through various areas, interactive shows, and more.

• Tour Details

• Singapore Zoo operating hours: Daily from 08:30 AM to 06:00 PM

• Night Safari timings: Daily from 06:30 PM to midnight. The last entry is at 11:15 PM.

Day 6

• Departure | PRIVATE | 7 Seater | 1 Cab(s)

• Pickup from: Novotel Singapore on Kitchener

• Drop at: Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

Included in Singapore's Urban Oasis Package Price:

• 5 Nights' accommodation at Novotel Singapore on Kitchener Hotel or similar

• Daily breakfast at the hotel, except on day 1

• Private airport-hotel-airport transfers

• SIM card and insurance | TICKETS ONLY

• Universal Studios SIC transfer

• Sentosa Magic (1 way Cable Car with Sentosa Cable Line, Madame Tussauds 5-in-1, and Wings of Time 7:30 PM) with SIC transfer

• City Tour with Guide (3 Hours) with SIC transfer

• Night Safari and Singapore Zoo with SIC transfer

Not Included in Singapore's Urban Oasis Package Price:

• International and domestic flight tickets

• Singapore tourist visa services

• GST and TCS, and other possible taxes (including local Singapore tourism taxes)

• PCR test costs, if applicable

• Meals not added in the package/itinerary

• High season and other sudden surcharges

• Personal expenses like shopping, mini bar, laundry, special meals, telephone calls, etc.

• Tips to the guide and driver (approximately SGD 5 per person per day)

• Midnight surcharges and sudden add-on expenses

• Optional and additional tours, meals, and activities

• Anything not listed in the Singapore package inclusion

Things to Do in Singapore

Adventure Activities:

• Water Adventures: Embark on thrilling rides at Adventure Cove Waterpark, traverse the inflatable obstable course HydroDash afloat at Siloso Beach, take on an 85-meter-long slide at Aqua Adventure, and enjoy numerous water sports at Singapore's beaches.

• Land and Speed Adventures: Try the Skyline LugeMegaZip zipline at 60 km/h in Sentosa, book a high-speed boat tour from Sentosa Cave, manoeuvre a treetop obstacle course featuring ziplines over water, and hike the scenic Southern Ridges.

• Aerial Adventures: Discover a 47-meter bungee jump and a giant swing at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, enjoy an open-air gondola ride at SkyHelix Sentosa, and get on the high-speed GX-5 Extreme Swing (Clarke Quay) that launches riders over the Singapore River.

• Unique Adventures: For truly offbeat holidays, tailor your Singapore tour packages to include a realistic free-fall simulator, nighttime animal safari, indoor skydiving, and kayaking through mangrove forests.

Cultural Experiences:

• Famous Temple Tours: Visit the Hindu Sri Mariamman Temple, the Buddhist Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, and several other prominent temples in Singapore.

• Cultural Highlights: Enroll in a Batik painting workshop to learn the traditional art of painting on fabric, witness a Hindu fire-walking ceremony (Thaipusam), and visit top museums for a peek into the past.

• Kampong Glam: Explore the rich Malay-Arab heritage, gawk at the iconic golden-domed Sultan Mosque, find chic boutiques and street art at Haji Lane, and visit the Gem Museum to see precious stones.

• Chinatown and Little India: Amble these ethnically diverse neighborhoods, featuring a blend of heritage and culture in colorful temples, vibrant markets, busy streets, and diverse street food.

• Local Festivals: Depending on the time of your visit to Singapore, participate in Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb), Vesak Day (May/June), Singapore Night Festival (Aug/Sept), and Deepavali (Oct/Nov).

• Trishaw Ride: Hop on a three-wheeled pedal-powered bicycle with a sidecar for a guided tour of Singapore, passing largely through important historical and heritage areas.

Wellness & Relaxation:

• Auriga Spa (Capella Singapore): The posh place is five-star rated for its one-of-a-kind treatments based on lunar cycles and set in a peaceful environment, using organic ingredients.

• Oasia Spa (Sentosa): Experience the "potent trio" of Indian, Thai, and Japanese massage techniques at this chic spa, besides wellness workshops, a meditation area, and a cozy tea lounge.

• Como Shambhala Urban Escape: Pick from a list of holistic wellness treatments, physiotherapy, fitness classes, and other spa services in a stunning setting.

• 24-Hour Spa: Often included upon request in Singapore packages from India, renowned 24-hour facilities like G. Spa offer hot Jacuzzi soaks, restorative massages, saunas, relaxation areas with loungers, and lots more.

Culinary Experiences:

• Iconic Hawker Fare: Traverse the bustling Maxwell Food Center famed for its Tian Tian Chicken Rice, explore Chinatown Complex with over 260 food stalls, or enjoy late-night satay and seafood at Newton Food Center.

• Cultural Food Tours: Delve deep into the city's multicultural culinary heritage with food tours via walk or bike, tasting authentic Singaporean specialties created by expert local chefs with decades of experience.

• Specialty Dining Experiences: Try bling dining at NOX - Dine in the Dark, tuck into a sunset cruise dinner at Royal Albatross, dine with views of the S.E.A Aquarium at Ocean Restaurant, or experience multisensory 6-course dining at ABSURDITIES through various secret themed rooms.

• Top Singapore Restaurants: Make reservations at restaurants like Odette (French), KOMA (Japanese), Level33 (refined pub-grub), Folklore (Singaporean), Cheek by Jowl (Western), Burnt Ends (Australian), and Candlenut (Peranakan), to name a few.

Shopping Experiences:

• Street Markets: The lively Bugis Street Market is great for affordable fashion and souvenirs, while Chinatown Street Market offers the best antiques and street food. Far East Plaza is best for pocket-friendly fashion, while Sim Lim Square is the go-to place for electronics.

• Luxury and Fashion: Ngee Ann City (Takashimaya Shopping Centre) is a premier shopping hotspot with numerous luxury brands. Mandarin Gallery is another upscale space focusing on an intimate high-end shopping experience. Amble the Orchard Road, lined with over 5,000+ stores with multiple high-end brands.

• Cultural and Unique Finds: Chinatown has authentic Chinese silk robes and crafts, while Little India offers vibrant sarees, spices, and brassware. Haji Lane has designer boutiques selling unique accessories and trinkets. Holland Village Shopping Center is ideal for handicrafts and artistic finds.

• Modern Malls: ION Orchard and Suntec City both feature massive retail spaces with varied dining, cinemas, and other family-friendly attractions. VivoCity is Singapore's largest mall, boasting gourmet dining, a rooftop park, and direct access to Sentosa.

Island Hopping Tours:

• St. John's Island: Find clear-water lagoons and sandy beaches for fun picnics, explore scenic walking trails, birdwatch, and visit a 20th-century former quarantine station.

• Lazarus Island: Particularly loved by couples, this picturesque Singapore island is relatively unknown, offering the ideal low-key private romantic beach escapes with soft sands, tropical greenery, and turquoise waters.

• Kusu Island: The charming "Tortoise Island" is home to the renowned Chinese Da Bo Gong Temple, 19th-century Malay shrines, a shaded tortoise sanctuary, clear-water lagoons, and a famous wishing tree.

• Sisters' Islands: It has a marine park with exceptional biodiversity, a turtle hatchery, a floating boardwalk, a tidal pool area, and a 230-metre trail through a coastal forest reaching a hilltop view deck.

• Please Note: The Marina South ferries lead to many of the islands in Singapore. You can also book the Albatross Hop-On Hop-Off Speedboat tour for a faster, more thrilling experience.

Wildlife Encounters:

• Singapore Zoo: The unique "open concept" of the Singapore zoo allows visitors to see exotic wildlife up close, separated by natural barriers rather than cages.

• Night Safaris: See spectacular creatures like pangolins, fishing cats, African lions, spotted hyenas, Malayan tigers, and more in their naturalistic, dark habitats.

• S.E.A Aquarium: The world-famous aquarium is home to over 100,000 marine animals, including hammerhead sharks, manta rays, reef sharks, giant moray eels, bluefin gurnard, and lots more.

• Bird Paradise in Mandai: It features over 3,500 birds across 400 species in immersive, walk-through aviaries, including the African crested guineafowl, scarlet ibises, milky stork, emus, and the laughing kookaburras.

• Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve: A natural, free, premier eco-park, it's home to saltwater crocodiles, migratory birds, monitor lizards, monkeys, snakes, smooth-coated otters, and mud lobsters.

• Turtle and Tortoise Museum: The interactive family-friendly venue allows visitors to pet and feed various species, including large and rare tortoises. The Radiated tortoise and Alligator snapping turtle are particularly sought-after.

Nightlife & Entertainment:

• Rooftop Bars: CÉ LA VI at Marina Bay Sands offers postcard-worthy views, 1-Altitude Gallery & Bar is among the highest alfresco bars, Kinki Rooftop Bar has an edgy urban vibe, and LeVeL33 is known to offer the highest urban microbrewery in recent times.

• Clubs & Bars at Clarke Quay: A premier nightlife destination and hotspot for riverside clubbing, Clarke Quay is home to popular venues like Zouk, Yang Club Singapore, Attica, Level Up, Fenix Room, Senor Taco, Brewerkz Riverside Point, and Party World KTV.

• Cocktail & Speakeasy Scene: Atlas is famed for its massive gin tower with over 1,00 types, while 28 HongKong Street offers a more intimate, quintessential experience with top-tier mixology. Native, Jigger & Pony, Last Word, Oriental Elixir, and The Elephant Room are other great spots.

• Beach Bars at Sentosa Island: Dance to hip beats by DJs, top-up on cocktails, and enjoy lively beach parties. The trendy +Twelve has an impressive infinity-edge pool, and Coastes promises relaxed beachfront dining.

• Unique Nightlife Activities: For an offbeat vacay, pack your Singapore tourism packages with unique nightlife experiences like the high-octane thrill ride GX-5 Extreme Swing, the Night Luge at Sentosa, and dinner at ABSURDITIES.

Best Time to Visit Singapore

Overall, the best time to visit Singapore from India is from February to April, which is the dry season with lowest rainfall and humidity, promising ample sunshine for beaches and sightseeing. However, the ideal time for a visit to Singapore for you depends on your budget, travel preference, and season.

Climate in Singapore:

• Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate, which means it is consistently hot, humid, and rainy year-round without much seasonal variation.

• The average temperatures usually range from 25°C (77°F) to 32°C (90°F), and Singapore climate is mainly categorized into two main seasons, the wetter Northeast Monsoon (December to March) and the drier Southwest Monsoon (June to September).

Best Time by Season and Activity:

• Dry Season (February to April): Best overall for a holiday to Singapore, these months have the lowest rainfall, comfortable humidity, and loads of sunshine with clear blue skies, making them perfect for Singapore beaches, Sentosa Island, walking tours, and outdoor adventures.

• Peak Season (December to June): These are festive months that witness the highest tourist crowds in Singapore, thanks to its favorable and major events like the Chinese New Year (January/February) and the Great Singapore Sale (June/July).

• Shoulder/Low Season (July to October): Except September, when the Grand Prix draws humongous crowds, the months from July to October offer the most affordable Singapore holidays, with cheaper hotels, budget-friendly tours, fewer tourists, and great shopping ops.

• Wet/Off-Season (November to January): The northeast monsoon brings heavy, often prolonged rains to Singapore, making it the off season with the lowest tourist footfall. These months generally offer the cheapest Singapore tour package price, suitable for museums, shopping malls, and other indoor attractions like S.E.A. Aquarium and the Cloud Forest.

Key Considerations for Visiting Singapore:

• Best Weather (Dry Season): February to April is the best weather for outdoor adventures and an overall great trip to Singapore.

• Festivals and Events: Time your Singapore visit if you wish to participate in popular festivals like the Great Singapore Sale (June/July), Formula 1 Grand Prix (September), and the Chinese New Year (January/February).

• Low Budget and Fewer Crowds: The low/shoulder season is ideal to visit Singapore on a tight budget, experiencing prominent attractions with fewer crowds and hassles.

• Cheapest months: The wet/off season is best for the cheapest Singapore tour packages from India, since it brings the most rain.

• Average Temperatures: The year-round temperatures in Singapore usually range from 25°C (77°F) to 32°C (90°F), with April being among the hottest months.

Singapore Tourist Visa Information for Indian Citizens

There is no visa on arrival (VoA) for Indians traveling to Singapore, and they must obtain a pre-approved e-Visa or tourist visa before their trip. They cannot make the Singapore visa application from India directly to the Embassy, and must apply through authorized travel visa agencies.

• Visa Type: You must apply for a pre-approved Singapore Tourist e-Visa for your trip, typically up to 10 days prior to arrival.

• Validity and Entry Type: Although single-entry options exist, Singapore e-Visas are generally issued as multiple entry with a validity of up to 2 years, allowing for a stay of up to 30 days per visit.

• Singapore Tourist Visa from India Cost: The Singapore e-Visa price for Indians is around ₹3,100 to ₹3,500+ excluding agent fees and applicable taxes.

• Singapore Visa Processing Time: A tourist visa for Singapore from India can be processed within 3 to 5 working days, with possible fast-tracking options. It may take longer during festival times and peak tourist season.

• Requirements: You need a filled and duly signed Form 14A, confirmed return/onward flight tickets, 3 to 6 months' bank statements as funds' proof, 2 recent color photographs meeting all specifications as per Singapore authorities, Singapore visa fees, and accommodation proof.

• Important Note: Your Singapore visa is not an immigration pass, but an entry facility. The final entry is determined by the ICA officers at the border/checkpoint.

Singapore Travel Tips & Essential Information

Currency & Money Matters:

• The official currency in Singapore is the Singapore Dollar (SGD), and the currency symbol is S$.

• Currently, 1 Singapore Dollar equals 72.18 Indian Rupee (subject to change as per market trends).

• For the best exchange rates, head to authorized money changers and avoid the airport currency exchange counters, as they usually have higher rates.

• Forex Cards can be widely used in Singapore, and low-fee international credit cards are also good options.

• Always pay in Singapore Dollars (SGD) when paying in cash instead of INR, as it can help avoid dynamic currency conversion (DCC) charges.

• Singapore is largely a cashless society, with a wide list of online, digital, and card payment options pretty much everywhere.

• It's advisable to carry small change in cash for traditional hawker centers, public transport, small shops, etc.

• When using the ATM in Singapore, withdraw cash in large amounts at once to minimize foreign transaction fees.

• Tourists are allowed to bring any amount of foreign currency into Singapore, but they must notify the Singapore Police Force if the amount exceeds S$20,000 (approximately ₹12-13 Lakhs).

• Budget your Singapore trip well, and use currency converter apps for real-time rates and updates.

Language & Communication:

• English is Widely Spoken: Around 48% of the population in Singapore speak English, making it easy for tourists to communicate with the locals. Although heavily accented in some instances, Indians can easily understand Singaporeans communicating in English.

• Useful Phrases and "Singlish":

• A unique, informal English-based creole spoken in Singapore, Singlish blends English with vocabulary from Malay, Hokkien, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Tamil.

• A few common Singlish phrases are "Lah/La" (added to the end of sentences for emphasis), "Can" (yes, I can), "Cannot" (no, I can't), "Shiok" (delicious, fantastic, or satisfying), and "Meh" (signals a question or disbelief).

• Tamil and Hindi: Tamil is an official language in Singapore, and several locals understand Hindi well, particularly in areas like Little India.

• Respect and Polite Tone: It is considered respectful to refer to older people and service staff in Singapore as uncle/aunty. Also, note that Singaporeans are polite, direct, and not loud, so try to match this energy as best as you can.

• Non-Verbal Cues: A slight smile and nod is polite during conversations and when greeting someone. Light handshakes are also acceptable, but wait for the other person to initiate it. In Singapore, always greet the eldest person first in a group setting. Use both hands to pass or receive items, including gifts, money, food, or cards.

Transportation:

Singapore has an English-friendly public transport system that's highly efficient and safe. Here's an overview for first-time travelers booking Singapore tour packages for a holiday:

• Airport Transfers:

• MRT (Train): The cheapest and most efficient way to travel from the Changi Airport station to Tanah Merah and then changing to the East-West line towards the city, the MRT train is the perfect way to travel in Singapore.

• Airport Shuttle: Located in all terminals, the Ground Transport Concierge (GTC) offers 24-hour service to most hotels in Singapore, allowing travelers to book 4-seater or 6-seater private vehicles. 

• Taxis: There are designated taxi ranks at the airport, available 24/7 and allowing tourists to safely get to their Singapore hotel.

• Ridesharing Apps: The most popular apps for ridesharing in Singapore are Gojek or Grab, offering convenient pre-booked rides at set fares.

• Travel within Singapore:

• MRT (subway) & LRT (light rail): These are the fastest and most economical ways to get to prominent attractions in Singapore.

• Public Buses: Expect clean, air-conditioned buses run by efficient drivers in Singapore, and don't forget to tap your card when boarding and alighting.

• Taxis and Ridesharing: Book public taxis or opt for pre-booked rides through trusted ridesharing apps, especially if carrying heavy luggage.

• EZ-Link Card: Purchase this at MRT stations or convenience stores, making payment easy for your transfers within Singapore.

• Singapore Tourist Pass: It allows unlimited travel in Singapore, and is especially useful if you move around frequently.

Dress Code & Etiquette:

• Causal Attire: Light, breathable fabrics like cotton and linen are ideal due to Singapore's high humidity. It is acceptable to wear sundresses, shorts, and sandals for sightseeing in Singapore.

• Footwear: It's best to pack a sturdy pair of boots or walking shoes for hiking, tours, and outdoor adventures. You can bring something fancier for fine dining and upscale experiences.

• Temples and Mosques: Always dress modestly in places of worship, ensuring your knees and shoulders are well covered. Carry a scarf or shawl to help cover up during such visits.

• High-End Spaces: Men can pick collared shirts and closed shoes, while women typically wear smart blouses and dresses in high-end bars, clubs, restaurants, and similar formal places.

• General Etiquette:

• Respectful Behavior: Use soft tones and a low voice when speaking in public, and avoid public displays of affection, particularly in religious spaces. It's also best to steer away from political topics during conversations in a general setting.

• Personal Space: Never touch a person's head, as it is considered sacred (like in most other countries). Do not point to people or objects with your feet, and use both hands to give or receive things.

• "Choping" Tables: It is common in Singapore's hawker centers to reserve a table by placing low-value personal items, such as umbrellas, lanyards, water bottles, and a packet of tissues (most iconic).

• Public Transport: Do not drink or eat in trains and stations in Singapore. Maintain low conversation tones and use headphones for music.

Food & Dining:

Add travel health insurance to your 5 days Singapore package cost as a precaution against sudden medical emergencies. Follow the guide below to know a bit more about food and drink in Singapore.

• Food and Water Safety:

• Food courts, hawkers (street food), and restaurants are generally safe in Singapore. Look for hygiene certificates by the Singapore Food Authority displayed in certified eateries.

• Tap water is safe to drink in Singapore, but bottled water is best for those with sensitive dietary needs. It is widely available across Singapore.

• Pure Vegetarian Options: Thanks to its large chunk of Indian population, Singapore offers a wide choice of pure vegetarian and vegan food, especially in areas like Little India.

• Budget Hawker Centers: Sample lip-smacking hawker meals, easy on the wallet and satisfying various palates. Options primarily span Chinese, Malay, and Indian cuisines.

• Spiciness Control: It is generally acceptable to ask for less or more spiciness to your meal in most dining hotspots in Singapore, including restaurants and hawker centers.

• Dining Etiquette & Tips:

• No Tipping: Service charges (10%) are commonly added to the final bill in Singapore, so tipping is not expected or required.

• Alcohol Rules: Public drinking is strictly prohibited between 10:30 PM and 7:00 AM in Singapore, and stores cannot sell alcohol for take-away after 10:30 PM.

• Communal Dining: Meals are typically served family-style and shared. Wait for everyone to be served, or for the host to begin eating first.

• Shared Table: It is common to share tables with strangers in crowded hawker centers, so be welcoming if someone sits with you when having a meal in public.

• Handling Food and Cutlery:

• Eating with hands is common in Singapore, but it is expected that you use only the right hand.

• Use chopsticks in Chinese restaurants and never stick them vertically into your bowl.

• Communal serving spoons and forks must be used to take food into your own bowl from the common dish.

• Must-Try Local Dishes: Don't miss out on the iconic Singaporean Chili Crab, Laksa, Murtabak, Nasi Biryani, Oyster Omelette, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Char Kway Teow, Satay, Bak Kut Teh, and Hokkien Mee!

• Best Singapore Restaurants: Visit Ananda Bhavan (oldest vegetarian), Khansama Tandoori (North Indian), Komala Vilas (authentic South Indian), Burnt Ends (Michelin-starred), Waku Ghin (Japanese), Odette (French), Yangming Seafood, and Zam Zam (Murtabak and Biryani).

Travel Insurance & Safety Tips:

• Travel Insurance:

• Essential coverage is a must for a Singapore package tour 4 days/3 nights or any other duration trip, typically covering emergency hospitalization and medical expenses, flight delays, baggage loss, or medical evacuations.

• Ensure your travel insurance policy for a Singapore tour covers any pre-existing health conditions, as healthcare can be expensive in Singapore.

• Consider extra coverage if you're intending to participate in adventure activities like bungee jumping, skydiving, and the likes.

• General Safety: 

• The crime rate is low in Singapore, but it's essential to take necessary precautions and avoid isolated areas after dark.

• Carry your money, travel papers, and any valuables in a dry, sealed bag in public areas, being especially careful around large crowds.

• Keep emergency numbers handy, including contact information for the police (999), and ambulance and fire safety (995).

• Have a backup of all your travel documents to Singapore, as protection against loss or theft.

• Fines and Penalties:

• Chewing Gum: It is forbidden (illegal) to chew gum in Singapore, so be careful if you are used to this.

• Singapore has strict fines for smoking in prohibited public spaces, littering, vandalism, and jaywalking, and there are severe penalties for being involved in illicit drug trafficking.

What to Pack:

Whether booking a Singapore tour package for 2 persons or a large group, packing right is key. Here’s a quick checklist to help first-timers to Singapore pack well:

• Clothing: Carry light fabrics for daily wear, fancy clothes for upscale places, and modest apparel for holy sites.

• Appropriate Footwear: Pack stylish sandals for upmarket places and comfortable walking shoes for outdoor adventures and tours.

• Swimwear: Get a cozy swimsuit for beaches in Singapore and hotel pools, ensuring the material is comfortable for long-duration use.

• Essential Items:

• Rain Protection: Bring a compact umbrella, a waterproof jacket, or raincoat, especially helpful if visiting Singapore in the monsoon.

• Sun Protection: Invest in good sunscreen with at least 30+ SPF, as Singapore can have excessive heat and sun, more so during the summer.

• Electronics: Pack a universal travel adapter, opting for Type G as it's compatible with Singapore's 3-pin plug sockets. A power bank can be a good addition.

• Toiletries: Buy good-quality face wipes, insect repellents, a hat, moisturizing creams, and other essentials.

• First-Aid Kit: Include band-aids, painkillers, and any personal medications along with the prescription.

• Reusable Water Bottle: An insulated water bottle can help you stay hydrated in Singapore's heat, and you can refill it at safe, free water stations.

• What to Avoid:

• Do not bring contraband items (chewing gum, e-cigarettes, etc.), prohibited medications, and illegal goods that may violate copyright laws.

• Bulky items like excessive liquids and large food quantities may trigger customs inspections.

• Avoid packing any unnecessary item, which you can easily buy in Singapore, such as a jacket, umbrellas, etc.

Internet & Connectivity:

• eSIM for Immediate Connectivity: Most modern smartphones support eSIM technology, and it is a convenient option for tourists who wish to activate connectivity before landing.

• Local Tourist SIM Cards: You can buy a local SIM at Changi Airport, offering affordability and high data limits. Your passport is mandatory for registration.

• Indian SIM on Roaming: Many network providers offer roaming packs, but using your Indian SIM on roaming in Singapore can be expensive. Disabling automatic app updates may help.

• Pocket Wi-Fi Rental: Changi Airport offers pocket Wi-Fi device rental at reasonable per-day costs, suitable for groups and families looking to connect multiple devices.

• Free Public Wi-Fi: You can download an app to access free public Wi-Fi in Singapore, with secure hotspots at malls, stations, cafés, and other places.

• Data Management: It's advisable to turn data roaming off on your Indian SIM, unless you've invested in a specific roaming plan that saves you money.

Shopping Tips & Best Buys:

• Best Places to Shop in Singapore:

• Orchard Road (Best Overall): Find over 20 massive shopping centers in this area, spanning high-end fashion to affordable souvenirs and trendy clothes.

• Bugis Street Market (Bargains): A haven for budget shoppers, it boasts reasonable costs for almost everything, including clothing, jewelry, accessories, and other trinkets.

• VivoCity (Variety): Famed for being the largest mall in Singapore, it's located near Sentosa and has over 300 outlets with all kinds of goods and brands.

• Marina Bay Sands (Luxury): It's home to the premier The Shoppes center, featuring luxury brands like Chanel and Dior. The ambience is classy and quiet.

• Must-Buy Items in Singapore:

• Peranakan Items: Discover intricate beaded slippers, sarong kebaya, and ceramics, representing Singaporean culture.

• Kaya Jam: The creamy, sweet coconut and egg spread is a delight in Singapore, with several brands selling top-quality jams.

• Bak Kwa: Sample and buy this sweet and savory dried meat jerky, a go-to snack for the locals and a quick favorite with the tourists.

• Orchid Perfumes: Enjoy unique fragrances representing the national flower of Singapore, usually available at botanical gardens and common souvenir shops.

• Tea Blends: Singapore is renowned for its rich tea culture, with bold flavors from high-quality homegrown luxury brands.

• Singapore Sling Kit: A must for cocktail lovers, the kit helps you recreate the iconic gin-based Singaporean cocktail.

• Tips for Indian Shoppers in Singapore:

• The Best Time to Shop: The impressive Great Singapore Sale (GSS) from June to August boasts discounts of up to 70% on electronics and fashion.

• Duty-Free: Take full advantage of the GST refund on shopping at Changi Airport, subject to terms and conditions.

• Small Change: Most places accept cards and online payments, but it's best to carry SGD cash in small denominations for traditional markets, small vendors, and local shops.

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