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Stroll along the Singapore River

Take a walk along the Singapore River through the Colonial District with our Local Specialists, who will point out all the historic landmarks of the river. See the grand Victoria Theatre, the former Parliament House, the Old Supreme Court Building and bridges built more than a century ago.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens

The Singapore Botanic Gardens are a haven of greenery, with more than 10,000 species of plants spread across 82-hectares, including rainforest, orchids and a ginger garden. These incredible gardens are over 160 years old and the only tropical gardens to be chosen as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wander through the exquisite National Orchid Garden

Home to the world’s largest orchid collection, the National Orchid Garden is the most famous garden of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. It’s also one of the leading sites in orchid studies, and we’ll discover more than 1,000 orchid species and 2,000 hybrid species over three beautiful hectares.

Enjoy a Night Out at Marina Bay

We’ll take you on a night out to see the spectacular sights of Marina Bay, including Gardens by the Bay, with exotic plants in the Flower Dome and the 114-foot indoor waterfall in the extraordinary Cloud Forest. We’ll also rise 656 feet in the air to the Marina Sands Observation Deck, with a panoramic view of the city below.

Be amazed by the SuperTree Grove

One of the most iconic sights in Singapore, the SuperTree Grove is a vertical garden standing between 82 and 164 feet tall, wrapped in ferns, orchids and vines. The large canopies come alive at night in a thrilling display of light and music, known as the Garden Rhapsody.

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A Singapore tour package with Trafalgar takes you to the country’s most remarkable sights, from the historic Singapore River to the dazzling SuperTree Grove.

National Museum of Singapore

With a history dating back to 1849, the National Museum of Singapore is the oldest museum in Singapore. You’ll discover the national treasures of the country, including the Singapore Stone, the 14th century Gold Ornaments of the Sacred Hill, and the earliest photographs of Singapore.

ArtScience Museum

Housed in a striking building shaped like a blooming lotus flower, the ArtScience Museum houses an impressive collection of design and technology. You’ll find exhibits celebrating both art and science, such as Leonardo da Vinci’s Flying Machine, Tang Dynasty treasures and a high-tech robotic fish.

Asian Civilisations Museum

The Asian Civilisations Museum is dedicated to showcasing the artistic history of Asia, from Southeast Asia to West Asia. You can explore the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans, with extensive collections featuring ancient porcelain, ceramics, calligraphy, textiles, woodwork, bronze statues, Buddhist art, and tribal ornaments.

Best museums in Singapore

Our Singapore sightseeing tours take in the country’s top museums, from national treasures and ancient artwork, to a celebration of art and science.

One of the most iconic Singapore foods, laksa is a noodle dish with chicken, fish or prawns cooked in a spicy coconut milk curry or a sour assam broth. You’ll find laksa all over Singapore and our Local Specialists will show you the best stalls to sample these delicious noodles.

Bak Kut Teh

A tantalising dish of pork ribs cooked in a broth of herbs and spices, Bak Kut Teh is a beloved breakfast dish in Singapore. The name literally translates to ‘Meat Bone Tea’, although the ‘tea’ is a complex broth of cinnamon, cloves, pepper, garlic and fennel seeds, which simmers for hours before serving.

Orh Luak (Oyster omelette)

Orh Luak is Singapore’s delicious version of the classic omelette. It’s made with juicy oysters and potato starch whipped into the egg batter for a thicker consistency. You’ll find Orh Luak in street stalls around the country and it’s best topped with chilli sauce and lime juice for a fiery kick.

Best food in Singapore

Our Singapore escorted tours will take you to the best food halls to sample the country’s traditional delights, from oyster omelets to coconut-flavored laksa.

What to pack for Singapore

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In Singapore the standard voltage is 230 V and the power plugs and sockets are of type G. The standard frequency is 50 Hz.

From the extraordinary waterfall in the Cloud Forest, to the glittering SuperTree Grove, you’ll want to capture all the iconic sights of Singapore.

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With bayside footpaths and shaded walking trails, Singapore is best explored on foot. Bring a reliable pair of walking shoes for your adventures around the island.

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Singapore is home to some of the world’s finest bars and restaurants and many have a dress code, so pack appropriately if you’d like to enjoy a night out.

Reusable water bottle

As a growing leader in sustainability, Singapore is dotted with water refill stations, so it’s easy to top up your reusable water bottle and avoid adding to the plastic waste.

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Explore Singapore on carefully-designed routes with friendly local guides. With the wind in your hair, get behind the handlebar to learn a little history and soak in the city’s breathtaking sights!

Go beyond just the Singapore River Cruise and discover Singapore from a different perspective. Sail out to explore the Southern Islands, reconnect with nature and get up close to Kelongs & Fish Farms!

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Discover Singapore’s delicious food culture and learn how to cook popular local dishes with our friendly, experienced chefs through a variety of immersive Culinary Experiences!

Singapore Food Tours

Discover amazing local street food with our Singapore walking food tour options, complete with a side of historical insights by your tour guide for an memorable tour experience!

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Learning should be fun and engaging! Our series of educational tours are specially created to enhance knowledge through fun and meaningful experiences outside of the classroom.

Walking Tours

Our guided walking tours are created to be the perfect introduction for those visiting Singapore for the first time, covering the Must-Sees, Best Things To Do and Hidden Gems.

Theatrical Tours

This is not your ordinary walking tour! History comes alive with our innovative Theatrical Tours: immersive storytelling journeys that combine role-play theatrics, visual props and heartfelt emotions.

Nature Tours

Head into the wilderness with our seasoned nature tour guides and explore an abundance of nature found off the beaten tourist track at Pulau Ubin.

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Prefer the intimacy of your own group? From food adventures to vibrant street art and to quaint heartland communities, create a trip to remember when you opt for a fully-customisable private tour!

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On the Sunset Street Eats tour, travelers eat their way across Katong, Singapore, with a food and cultural heritage expert.

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Stuck behind closed borders for much of 2020 and 2021, Singaporeans (who count among the world’s most active travelers ) sought fresh eyes with which to see their “Little Red Dot.” Thankfully, many local tour operators were happy to help, coming up with fun and interesting ways for folks here to rediscover home. With the country’s Vaccinated Travel Lanes now in place, foreigners are finding a tourism industry that’s been reoriented toward its own people. You can still get the ordinary tour-bus window view of Singapore, of course—but why, if you can now have these uniquely local experiences:

Sunset Street Eats

Singapore cuisine is a multicultural buffet that requires a lifetime to fully explore—and many locals make a fair attempt at it. While some operators offer food tours to acquaint travelers with the standard must-eats, food and heritage specialist Shabnam Bana of SingaBites does it with a heart for the local foodie favorites. On her Sunset Street Eats tour, participants get to experience the unique fusion of Chinese, Indian, and Malay flavors that define the local palate. These are told through several food stops in Katong, a neighborhood that’s known for its excellent traditional fare. Bana adds layers of history and trivia to every delicacy—be it a crispy-savory curry puff, a sweet kueh rice cake, or a fiery bowl of laksa noodles—through her own personal stories of growing up in this very place. The tour may be three hours long, but it takes you through several generations of Singaporean food culture.

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Murder Mystery Game-Tour

The garden-variety walking tour consists of a whirlwind romp through a neighborhood with lots of talking, looking, and not much else. But this one is different: Tribe Tours’ award-winning Chinatown Murder Mystery takes the escape room concept to an entire neighborhood. Participants are divided into teams of four, and tasked with solving a series of make-believe murders committed in one of Singapore’s oldest ethnic enclaves. With character-acting guides and a host of clues waiting to be deciphered, this program seamlessly mixes mystery and intrigue with lots of history and trivia. So while you’re hot on the killer’s trail, you’re discovering—in an indirect but very memorable way—facts that explain why Chinatown’s local name translates to “Bullock Cart Road,” or that its earliest buildings were built by women, not men. These and many other tidbits are sprinkled thoughout the three-hour itinerary, giving a truly fun flavor to this heritage game-tour.

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Kayak Adventures

The sky-high buildings and urban environs make it easy enough to forget that Singapore is a tropical island. This geographic fact is not lost to outdoorsman Darren Goh, who conducts kayaking tours through his company Sneakpeek Singapore . The outfit’s waterborne offerings range from easy two-hour tours to challenging full-day land and sea adventures. Most popular on the menu is Ubin All-in, which starts at Singapore’s northern coast and goes all the way around nearby Ubin Island for a 10-kilometer traverse. Before the paddling starts in earnest, a quick introductory session gets beginners up to speed on kayaking basics. Then you’re off to visit little-known places that are only accessible from the sea: pristine mangrove forests to admire, hidden beaches to play on, and floating fish farms to inspect. This is a world away from the concrete jungle—and an eye-opening journey into Singapore’s natural side.

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The Unseen Singapore

A lot can change in 50 years, as Singapore has seen when it quickly transformed itself from an impoverished ex-colony into an affluent modern republic. Yet beneath this nation’s success story are bits of its soul that were left behind in the process. The grit, the traditions, the forgotten history that shows this city’s deep roots: these raw, unvarnished aspects are what Offbeat Singapore delve into. Jan Chow is the enthusiastic force behind this quirky tour outfit, which the guide uses to uncover hometown stories that the guidebooks don’t mention. On his Vanishing Craftsmen tour, guests get a rare peek into professions in danger of dying out. Between visits to a traditional locksmith, bamboo worker, and even a “thieves market” dealer, Chow peppers his tour with intriguing facts about everyday local sights. Whether you’re a sworn local or Singapore first-timer, this squeaky-clean country won’t look the same to you after this tour.

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This tour was meant to be a group tour and I was charged an extra supplement for having my own room. Turns out I was the only one on the tour and that this had been outsourced to yet another company called Embassey alliance.I only found this out a day before the tour, had no idea of who my point of contact was and also the itinerary did not match the initial tour. Expensive for what it is and I have complained. Plus note is that drivers and guides are good at their job shame about management.

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We had a wonderful experience. Lots of great memories. Each tour guide made each city extra special with their insight and stories.

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Singapore is a modern city known for its amazing shopping, Singapore is steeped in the traditions of its five ethnic cultures...Chinese, Indians, Malays, Peranakans and Eurasia, surrounded by scenic rainforest and islands. Year-round festivals celebrate arts and culture, while outstanding museums, including the newly reopened National Museum of Singapore, the Hua Song Museum and the Old Ford Factory, highlight history and heritage.

Singapore is also a global financial city located off the coast of Malaysia with grand buildings like the Art Science Museum, Esplanade, and AXA Tower, centering around The Pandang... Although small, Singapore has plenty for you to do like rooftop bars, visit the world's largest greenhouse & indoor waterfall, see giant supertrees, Chinatown and Little India.

Getting to Singapore

Getting to Singapore is relatively easy seeing most people from most nations don't require a Visa to enter... If you're flying to Singapore, the airport to arriving at is Changi Airport (Code: SIN), which is one of the busiest airports in the world! Changi Airport handles over one hundred airlines flying to and from about four hundred major cities. The airport is a destination in itself beginning with its forty-foot slide, movie theaters, Koi Pond, Butterfly Garden, Xbox Kinect Room and more...

What to Eat in Singapore

If you're wondering what to eat in Singapore, don't worry about a thing! Whether you spend a couple of bucks at a street stall or over $50 at a restaurant, you'll be sure to love whatever you have. Some of the dishes to look forward to are Bak Chor Mee, Char Kway Teow, and Laksa among many delectable dishes served throughout Singapore. Featured in Crazy Rich Asians as the hawker center where characters Nick Young, Rachel Chu, Colin Khoo and Araminta Lee had their first meal after touching down in Singapore, Newton Food Centre is home to over 80 hawker stalls. Visitors should try famous hawker delights from stalls like Thye Hong Hokkien Mee (stir-fried prawn noodles), TKR Satay (grilled skewered meat) and Heng Carrot Cake (a savoury fried dish made of eggs, rice flour and white radish). Located within Central Singapore, you will be spoilt for choice by the tantalising variety of local food on offer, all while soaking in the sights and sounds of this bustling food capital.

Best Time to Visit Singapore

The best time to visit Singapore is from February to October, as of November through January is their monsoon season. If you were to travel during this time, it would be important for you to bring appropriate rain apparel and a sweater for the cooler nights.

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Known as the microcosm of modern Asia and a melting pot of culture and history, Singapore is one of the best-visited tourist destinations in the world. So whether you are looking for a Singapore package for a cultural getaway or just a Singapore holiday package with family and friends, pick the best one at Holidify.  Singapore is a vibrant tapestry of modernity and tradition, enticing travelers with its iconic skyline, diverse cultural neighborhoods, and tantalizing culinary scene. From the futuristic marvels of Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay to the cultural enclaves of Chinatown and Little India, Singapore offers a rich tapestry of experiences waiting to be explored. Don't miss indulging in the city's culinary delights at hawker centers and Michelin-starred restaurants alike, or immersing yourself in the lush greenery of the Botanic Gardens. With its year-round tropical climate and endless array of attractions, Singapore promises an unforgettable journey for every visitor.

Places to Visit in Singapore

Sentosa Island:  A tiny resort island off the southern coast of Singapore, Sentosa Island is home to themed attractions, sun-washed beaches, lush rainforests, amazing spas and some popular resort hotels.

Gardens by the Bay:  Gardens by the Bay is a 101-hectare nature park and botanic gardens. Home to almost 4,00,000 plants, it is famous for the awe-inspiring Supertree Groves, SkyWay, Flower Dome and the hypnotic Garden Rhapsody, the light and sound show.

Marina Bay Sands:  Singapore's most iconic hotel, Marina Bay Sands is a resort complex, ranked as the world's most expensive standalone casino property. The 55-storey tower is home to the world's largest infinity pool and atrium casino. Other prime attractions include the Shoppes Mall, ArtScience Museum and Sands SkyPark. Universal Studios:  Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located in Resorts World Sentosa. With 28 thrilling rides, exciting attractions, spectacular shows, and divided into seven fun zones, it is a must-visit place in Singapore.

Merlion Park:  The picturesque Merlion Park is an iconic Singapore sight, housing two Merlion statues. Merlion is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish and is considered an icon of the Lion City. Chinatown: Dive into Singapore's rich heritage at Chinatown, where ornate temples, bustling markets, and delectable street food await, offering a glimpse into the city's vibrant culture. S.E.A. Aquarium: Immerse yourself in the wonders of the underwater world at the S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the largest aquariums in the world, where you can encounter over 100,000 marine animals from across the globe in diverse ecosystems, making it a captivating and educational experience for visitors of all ages. ArtScience Museum:  The ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay is a premier exhibition space featuring touring exhibitions from art and science. One of the quirkiest buildings and things to see in Singapore, it houses ever-changing themes and displays across its 21 gallery spaces. Singapore Botanic Gardens : Singapore Botanic Gardens is the only tropical garden to feature as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 82-hectare garden houses more than 10,000 species of flowering plants and trees. The prime attractions are the National Orchid Garden, and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden.

Things to Do in Singapore

Cloud Forest and Flower Dome:  Explore the stunning Cloud Forest Dome and Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay, where you'll be immersed in a world of lush greenery, vibrant blooms, and breathtaking landscapes. 

Marvel at Universal Studios: Your trip would be incomplete without visiting Southeast Asia's first and only Universal Studios theme park, located on Sentosa Island, within the Resorts World Sentosa. With seven themed sections, 28 enthralling rides, mind-blowing shows like Shrek 4D Adventure, WaterWorld, attractions like the Hollywood Boulevard and fine dining restaurants serving lip-smacking dishes, this theme park will make up for an exhilarating day. Marina Bay Sands Observation Deck: Ascend to the SkyPark Observation Deck atop Marina Bay Sands for sweeping views of the cityscape, luxurious infinity pool experiences, and exquisite dining options, all set against the backdrop of the glittering Marina Bay. Light and Sound Show at Gardens by the Bay: Witness the captivating light and sound show in the evenings, where the Supertrees come alive with vibrant colors and synchronized music, creating a mesmerizing spectacle against the Singapore skyline. Visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens: If you admire nature, visit this 163-year-old Botanical Gardens and fall in love with the incredible tropical flora, including horticulture features and orchid plants set in stunning landscapes. The gardens are a UNESCO World Heritage site and Asia's top park attraction since 2013. The site also has recreational facilities with entertainment and educational events for travellers.

Skyline Luge in Sentosa: Experience the thrill of zooming down thrilling tracks at Skyline Luge, offering an adrenaline-pumping adventure with stunning views of Sentosa's coastline. Hawker Markets: Indulge in Singapore's culinary delights at the iconic Hawker Markets, where you can savor a plethora of local dishes at affordable prices, from flavorful laksa to mouthwatering chicken rice. Enjoy the Night Safari: Sit back and enjoy a tram ride in the world's first Night Safari featured in this exotic city. Take a ride through tropical forests set in 6 geographical locations with fantastic wildlife, including flying bats, giant flying squirrels and the natural habitat of more than 1000 nocturnal animals. Singapore River Cruise: Drift along the historic Singapore River on a scenic cruise, passing by iconic landmarks such as Clarke Quay and the Merlion Park, while soaking in the city's captivating skyline.

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Best time to visit singapore.

The best time to visit Singapore is between February and April. Considered a dry season, these months experience lesser rainfall than other times of the year. Singapore is hot and humid throughout the year making it a year-round destination. To experience the best of the beaches in Singapore, the best time to visit is between June to August. For the shopaholic, the ideal time to visit Singapore is between July and August which is when the Great Singapore Sale is organised.

How to Reach Singapore

The best way to travel to Singapore from India is by flight. The classy Changi Airport of Singapore is well connected to India through regular flights from various cities. Some of the major airlines that connect the two countries include Singapore Airlines, Air India, Tiger Airways, Jet Airways and Air India Express. The journey is 6-8 hours long depending upon the number of halts in between.

Ideal Duration for Singapore Trip

The ideal duration for a trip to Singapore can vary depending on your interests and the experiences you want to enjoy in the city. Here are some recommended durations for different types of trips to Singapore: Short Getaway (2 to 3 Days): If you have limited time, a short 2 to 3-day trip can provide a taste of Singapore's highlights. Focus on exploring the iconic Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and Sentosa Island. You can also enjoy shopping on Orchard Road and savoring local cuisine. Standard Trip (4 to 5 Days): For a more comprehensive experience, plan a 4 to 5-day trip to Singapore. This allows you to explore the attractions mentioned above in more detail, visit cultural neighborhoods like Chinatown and Little India, and indulge in world-class dining. Family Vacation (5 to 7 Days): If you're traveling with family, especially with children, a 5 to 7-day trip provides ample time to explore family-friendly attractions like Universal Studios Singapore, the Singapore Zoo, and the S.E.A. Aquarium.

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Best Singapore Package - Visit Marina Bay Observation Deck

5 Nights / 6 Days

Singapore(5N)

₹ 32,000* per person

₹ 32,000*

per adult on twin sharing

Kuala Lumpur Singapore: Combo Tour Package for 5 Nights

Singapore(3N) → Kuala Lumpur(2N)

₹ 37,000* per person

₹ 37,000*

Adventurous Singapore Package including Cable Car Ride

3 Nights / 4 Days

Singapore(3N)

₹ 22,500* per person

₹ 22,500*

Singapore Bali Tour Package - Explore S.E.A. Aquarium

6 Nights / 7 Days

Singapore(3N) → Bali(3N)

₹ 57,000* per person

₹ 57,000*

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Singapore & Malaysia Summer Tour Package

Singapore(3N) → Kuala Lumpur(3N)

₹ 41,000* per person

₹ 41,000*

Funtastic Family Special Singapore Tour Package - Skyline Luke Ride

4 Nights / 5 Days

Singapore(4N)

₹ 28,500* per person

₹ 28,500*

5 Star Malaysia & Singapore Holiday Package

7 Nights / 8 Days

Kuala Lumpur(2N) → Genting Highlands(2N) → Singapore(3N)

₹ 52,000* per person

₹ 52,000*

South-East Asia with Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand - Cruise Group Tour

8 Nights / 9 Days

Singapore(2N) → Kuala Lumpur(2N) → Cruise(1N) → Kuala Lumpur(1N)

₹ 65,924* per person

₹ 65,924*

4 Star Malaysia & Singapore Holiday Package

₹ 48,000* per person

₹ 48,000*

Exclusive Singapore Bali Honeymoon Package for 6 Nights

₹ 58,999* per person

₹ 58,999*

Memorable Singapore Honeymoon Package with Sentosa Island Tour

₹ 38,700* per person

₹ 38,700*

Discover New Zealand with Singapore Tour Package

Singapore (3N) → Auckland (2N) → Queenstown (2N)

₹ 53,485* per person

₹ 53,485*

Amazing Singapore Cruise Tour Package for 5 Nights

Singapore(2N) → Cruise(2N) → Singapore(1N)

5 Nights Singapore Family Package - Universal Studio Tour

Singapore City(5N)

₹ 35,000* per person

₹ 35,000*

Malaysia & Singapore Escapade

Langkawi(2N) → Genting Highlands(1N) → Kuala Lumpur(2N) → Singapore(3N)

₹ 68,000* per person

₹ 68,000*

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Singapore Package for Family - Visit to Universal Studios

Singapore City(6N)

₹ 38,000* per person

₹ 38,000*

Lovely Singapore Honeymoon Package for 3 Nights

₹ 29,000* per person

₹ 29,000*

Singapore Malaysia Tour Package With Cruise: Superstar Libra

Penang(1N) → Langkawi(1N) → Phuket/Krabi(1N) → Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore(2N)

₹ 78,999* per person

₹ 78,999*

Fascinating Far East including Thailand, Malaysia & Singapore - Group Tour

10 Nights / 11 Days

Bangkok(2N) → Pattaya(2N) → Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore(3N)

₹ 93,099* per person

₹ 93,099*

Genting Dream Cruise Package: Singapore & Bali

Singapore(2N) → Genting Dream Cruise(2N) → Bali(3N)

₹ 65,000* per person

₹ 65,000*

Singapore Tour Package 4 Days 3 Nights

₹ 25,000* per person

₹ 25,000*

Best of Malaysia & Singapore Tour Package for 6 Nights

Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore(3N)

₹ 42,000* per person

₹ 42,000*

Grand Malaysia & Singapore Package for 6 Nights

₹ 38,100* per person

₹ 38,100*

Mesmerising Singapore Family Package

Singapore City(3N)

₹ 24,500* per person

₹ 24,500*

Oriental Magic Group Tour in Thailand, Malaysia & Singapore

11 Nights / 12 Days

Bangkok(0N) → Pattaya(1N) → Bangkok(2N) → Phuket(2N) → Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore(3N)

₹ 114,500* per person

₹ 114,500*

Singapore Love Story Honeymoon Package

Singapore (4N)

₹ 36,000* per person

₹ 36,000*

Fantastic Singapore Tour - Kids Special Package

₹ 26,000* per person

₹ 26,000*

Budget Cruise to Singapore and Malaysia

Kuala Lampur (2N) → Cruise (1N) → Singapore (2N)

₹ 40,992* per person

₹ 40,992*

Marvelous Holiday Group Tour Package : Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand

Singapore City(2N) → Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Penang(1N) → Phuket(1N) → Krabi(1N)

₹ 97,354* per person

₹ 97,354*

Mesmerising Singapore & Malaysia Trip for 5 Nights

Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore(2N)

Singapore Sentosa Package - Jurong Bird Park Tour

₹ 33,000* per person

₹ 33,000*

Royal Caribbean Cruise Tour in Bali & Singapore

Singapore(4N) → Bali(4N)

₹ 75,000* per person

₹ 75,000*

Mesmerizing Singapore Package - Sentosa Island Tour

₹ 39,000* per person

₹ 39,000*

Singapore Malaysia and Bali Tour Package: Idyllic Honeymoon

Kuala Lampur (3N) → Singapore(2N) → Bali (3N)

₹ 64,608* per person

₹ 64,608*

Singapore 4 Nights 5 Days Package

₹ 28,000* per person

₹ 28,000*

Thailand Singapore and Malaysia Tour Package for 10 Nights

Bangkok(2N) → Pattaya(2N) → Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore City(3N)

₹ 108,829* per person

₹ 108,829*

Budget Layout Singapore Tour

₹ 34,000* per person

₹ 34,000*

Memorable 7 Nights Singapore Family Package

Singapore City(7N)

₹ 41,500* per person

₹ 41,500*

Mini-Break for Couples in Singapore

₹ 45,000* per person

₹ 45,000*

Oriental Kuala Lumpur & Singapore Group Tour

Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore City(3N)

₹ 85,000* per person

₹ 85,000*

Singapore and Thailand Getaway for 7 Nights

Pattaya(2N) → Bangkok(2N) → Singapore(3N)

₹ 49,500* per person

₹ 49,500*

The Complete Malaysia and Singapore Group Tour

Kuala Lumpur(3N) → Singapore (3N)

₹ 59,449* per person

₹ 59,449*

Singapore & Kuala Lumpur Honeymoon Getaway

Singapore and thailand honeymoon tour package.

9 Nights / 10 Days

Singapore(3N) → Bangkok(3N) → Phuket(3N)

₹ 50,000* per person

₹ 50,000*

Singapore Honeymoon Package - Luxury Retreat and Spa Experience

5 nights singapore honeymoon package - universal studios tour, singapore tour package for couple - budget deal, enchanting singapore malaysia and bali tour package.

Kuala Lampur(3N) → Singapore(2N) → Bali(3N)

₹ 54,608* per person

₹ 54,608*

Singapore Tour Package from India

₹ 40,000* per person

₹ 40,000*

Singapore and Thailand Package - 10 Days

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Free Singapore Tour

Capture the spirit of singapore during your transit.

Be enthralled by the sights, sound and colours of Singapore during your next layover. Take a walk through history at the Merlion Park. Experience a multi-sensory buzz in vibrant Chinatown. Enjoy a panoramic view of the city, with a backdrop of the Singapore Flyer and Gardens by the Bay. Discover what it feels like to live as a Singaporean at our Changi Precinct or discover a wondrous world and immerse into a lush green sanctuary at Jewel Changi Airport. 

Choose between four different tour routes during your transit if your transit is more than 5.5 hours and within 24 hours. Each tour is 2.5 hours long, and jointly organised by Singapore Airlines, Singapore Tourism Board and Changi Airport Group. Tours are conducted in English only. 

Changi Precinct Tour

Once covered by forests, swamps, rubber plantation and sand quarries, Tampines today is one of four regional centres in Singapore. This special town won the United Nations World Habitat Award, for being an exemplar of high-quality, high density and affordable housing. 

City Sights Tour

The Jubilee Bridge connects two famed landmarks - the Esplanade Theatres and the Merlion, giving you an unhindered view of Marina Bay.

Heritage Tour

Who is eligible for the tour?

The Free Singapore Tour is open to all travellers transiting in Changi Airport. Valid for passengers with layover of at least 5.5 hours, and less than 24 hours, and with flight schedules that fit the tour timing requirements.

How To Register ?

• Singapore Airlines and Scoot passengers can pre-book the tour via online booking page . You may scroll down to view and book all the tour types.
• Please note that while making the booking, you will have to input the name of all passengers going on the tour so that we can reserve the corresponding number of spaces.
• When you arrive at Changi Airport, please remain in the transit area and do not clear immigration as the registration booths are located at the transit area.
• Terminal 2 transit, Near Skytain to Terminal 3, Gate F50
• Terminal 3 transit, Near Transfer Lounge A, Gate A1-A8

Important Things To Note:

• Registration will close 1 hour before the tour start time and participants will be guided as a group to clear immigration before the tour starts.
• Availability of seats is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
• Transit passengers are allowed to enter and exit Singapore only once during their layover period, as per guidelines stipulated by Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore. Therefore, passengers are not able to join more than one tour.
• Tour itinerary is subject to changes, depending on weather and traffic conditions.  
• Should you have cabin baggage, you are encouraged to leave them as Left Baggage counter located here prior to registration at the Free Singapore Tour booth.
• There are food sampling segments on some of the tour itineraries. If you have any food allergies, please take precautions and sign up at your own discretion. Please also inform the tour guide before the tour starts. 

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Singapore Travel Guide 2024

Singapore has been in the top ten list of the most visited cities in the world for years. Our small yet beautiful island deserves it as the city has everything to satisfy any need of visitors: a green and safe environment, cultural diversity, delicious food, world-class shopping malls, the latest fashion and electronics, vibrant nightlife, cheap and convenient public transport, and many more.

You are reading the most comprehensive Singapore travel guide [2024 Guide], which covers everything you need to know to have a satisfying trip. Scroll down to discover them all.

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Safest Countries in the World 2024

Iceland has been the safest country in the world for the 14th year in a row, according to the Global Peace Index.

The Nordic countries of Europe (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, and Finland) rank among the 25 safest globally, most of them also being among the top 10 happiest nations worldwide.

Common attributes of the world's safest countries include high levels of wealth, social welfare, education, effective criminal justice systems, and positive government-citizen relationships.

The Global Peace Index (GPI) ranks the safest and most peaceful countries in the world. This report is published annually by the Institute for Economics and Peace, which defines itself as "an independent, non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to shifting the world's focus to peace as a positive, achievable and tangible measure of human wellbeing and progress." The report researches countries to determine which are the safest and which are the most dangerous .

A total of 163 countries are featured in the GPI report, which ranks each country's level of safety or danger based upon 23 different indicators. The indicators used to compile the GPI include the number of internal and external violent conflicts, level of distrust, political instability, potential for terrorist acts, number of homicides, and military expenditures as a percentage of GDP. These indicators are grouped into three broad categories—Ongoing International Conflict, Societal Safety and Security, and Militarization—and a score is calculated for each of the 163 nations featured in the report. The lower the score, the higher the nation is ranked in terms of safety.

Top 15 Safest Countries in the World (Global Peace Index — lower is better):

The United States ranked 129th in the Global Peace Ranking for 2022. The United States' ranking has fallen every year since 2016, a drop usually attributed to a decrease in life satisfaction, rising political division, and an increasing wealth gap.

Is the World Becoming More or Less Safe?

According to the 2022 GPI report, the world has become less safe over the past 14 years, with per-country scores deteriorating by 3.2% on average. The report further notes that safety and peacefulness have decreased for eleven of the past fourteen years. For example, global peace declined by 0.3% overall between the 2021 and 2022 GPI reports. While safety improved in 90 countries, it dropped in 71 countries (and remained stable in two), for a net loss.

The 2022 report also states that declines tend to happen more swiftly and precipitously than do improvements, and pointed out that the most significant deterioration occurred in countries in conflict, such as Russia , Ukraine , Guinea , Burkina Faso , and Haiti . Europe remained the most peaceful region in the world, a position it has held for all the 16 years in which the Global Peace Index has existed.

World peace also decreased between the 2020 and 2021 reports, though by a much smaller margin of 0.07%, with 87 countries improving and 73 deteriorating. The COVID-19 crisis and increasing tensions among major world powers were cited as two main causes for the decrease. A comparison of the 2020 and 2019 reports, to step back a year, reveals a total of 81 countries growing more peaceful and 80 deteriorating. The average country score deteriorated by 0.34%.

The Safest Continent in the World

A majority of the top 25 safest countries are European countries. Most notable are the Nordic countries of Europe. Norway , Sweden , Denmark , Iceland , and Finland are not only among Europe's safest countries , they are among the top 25 safest countries anywhere on Earth. This region is thus considered the safest in the world, with a homicide rate of 0.8 incidents per 100,000 inhabitants. These five Nordic countries are all in the top 10 happiest countries in the world as well. The second-safest region among the top 25 safest countries is Asia . Both Europe and Asia have the world’s lowest homicide rates of 3 or fewer per 100,000 inhabitants.

Qualities the World's Safest Countries Have in Common

There are some commonalities among the safest countries in the world. For instance, safe countries tend to display high levels of wealth, social welfare, and education. Additionally, safe countries typically have effective criminal justice systems and governments that maintain very healthy relationships with their citizens.

Profiles of the World's 10 Safest Countries

According to the Global Peace Index, Iceland is the safest country in the world for the 14th year in a row. Iceland is a Nordic nation with a relatively small population of 340,000. Iceland has a very low level of crime, which is typically attributed to its high standard of living, small population, strong social attitudes against crime, a high level of trust in its well-trained police force, and a lack of tension among social and economic classes. Iceland has no military, and the police do not carry firearms (only extendable batons and pepper spray). Iceland also has laws in place to guarantee equality, such as legal same-sex marriage and same-sex adoptions, religious freedom, and equal pay for men and women.

2. New Zealand

New Zealand is the second-safest country in the world. Like Iceland, New Zealand has a very low crime rate, and violent crime is especially rare. Theft is still worth guarding against, especially in tourist areas (which holds true in every country in the world), but overall risk is minimal. Unlike its neighbor Australia , which is known for its dangerous wildlife (box jellyfish, taipan snakes, stonefish, funnel web spiders, and more), New Zealand has no deadly animals. New Zealanders are generally open-minded and have laws in place to prevent the violation of anyone's freedom of speech or expression. As in Iceland, police in New Zealand do not carry personal firearms.

Ireland became notably more peaceful in 2021 and vaulted from 11th place to 3rd in the 2022 rankings as a result. Crime is quite low outside of a few city neighborhoods ( as in any country, one should be wary of pickpockets and scammers in tourist-dense areas), and there is little threat of cultural violence or terrorism. In fact, the Irish landscape may pose a greater safety risk than its people—the country's breathtaking cliffs and winding country roads must be treated with respect, especially during a sudden rainstorm or in areas with no cell reception.

Ranked fourth on the 2022 Global Peace Index, Denmark is another one of the safest and happiest countries in the world. Denmark is one of the few countries where people report feeling safe at any time of day or night, even children. Denmark has a high level of equality and a strong sense of common responsibility for social welfare — two qualities that contribute to its citizens' feelings of safety and happiness.

Corruption is rare in Danish business or politics, as honesty and trust are top priorities. While Denmark has a high personal income tax , it funds social programs that ensure all people receive services and perks that help them live comfortable lives. For example, everyone in Denmark has access to tuition-free higher education and healthcare with no additional fees to them, and the elderly are provided at-home care helpers.

Austria ranked as the fifth-safest country in the world for 2022. While violent demonstrations in the wake of ongoing social unrest remain a concern, these are relatively easy to avoid, and otherwise, Austria is a very safe country to visit. Serious crimes are uncommon (with the usual caveat to watch for pickpockets and purse-snatchers). Additionally, Austria has been spared any major acts of terrorism in recent years.

6. Portugal

Portugal comes in sixth in the most peaceful countries rankings for 2022. In 2014, Portugal was ranked 18th globally and has since made significant strides. Unlike Iceland and New Zealand, Portugal has armed police; however, an increased police presence has resulted in a decreased crime rate in the country. In recent years, Portugal has experienced an economic resurgence, decreasing its unemployment rate from over 17% to under 7%. Portugal consistently ranks among the best countries for retirement , due in no small part to its high level of safety.

7. Slovenia

One of the former constituents of Yugoslavia , Slovenia has a high safety ranking that can be attributed to its excellent scores in three categories: travel security, medical risks, and road safety. Like many Slavic states , Slovenia installed a democratic government in the mid-1990s and is now focused on improving quality of life in many areas, including safety and sustainability.

8. Czech Republic

Crime rates in the Czech Republic have steadily decreased over the years, with rates of violent crime in particular dropping significantly. The Czech Republic also has a low incidence of terrorism and natural disasters. Finally, the country boasts many clean and efficient hospitals and a state-run health insurance system that offers affordable rates and enables near-universal coverage.

9. Singapore

Singapore ranks ninth on the GPI for 2022. In a Gallup report from 2018, Singapore residents felt the highest sense of personal security and had more positive experiences with law enforcement than did residents of any other country. Singapore has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, possibly due to the severe penalties that are issued for even small crimes. The government and police strictly control guns and other firearms, and violent and confrontational crimes are rare in Singapore.

As a city-state, Singapore also ranks as the second- safest city in the world according to the Safe Cities Index from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). In 2019, Singapore ranked first for infrastructure security and personal security, second for digital security, and eighth for health security.

The tenth-safest country in the world for 2022 is Japan. Japan has been in the top ten countries in the Global Peace Index for 14 years, consistently receiving high marks for low crime rates , minimal internal conflict, and virtually nonexistent political unrest. Japan's proximity to potentially hostile neighbors China and North Korea could become a threat to its safety at some point, but has not thus far.

Japan is known for citizens having limited access to firearms, as the Japanese do not view carrying a firearm as an individual's right. According to the Safe Cities Index from the Economist Intelligence Unit, Tokyo was the safest city in the world in 2019, ranking first in cybersecurity, second for health security, and fourth for infrastructure security and personal security.

IEP applies a rigorous research process to arrive at its GPI rankings. According to IEP , “The GPI covers 163 countries comprising 99.7 percent of the world’s population, using 23 qualitative and quantitative indicators from highly respected sources.”

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What is the safest country in the world?

Iceland is the safest country in the world, with a Global Peace Index of 1.124 .

What are the 5 safest countries in the world?

The 5 safest countries in the world are Iceland , Denmark , Ireland , New Zealand and Austria .

Frequently Asked Questions

• Global Peace Index 2022 - Institute for Economics and Peace
• These Are the Safest Countries - US News
• Most Dangerous and Safest Countries Index - TravelSafe Abroad

The 5 Best Airlines For First Class In 2024

• Airlines are still focusing on premium products, including first class.
• Air France, Lufthansa, Etihad Airways, and Singapore Airlines have quality first class experiences.
• However, All Nippon Airways could be the best first class experience to discover in 2024.

Despite airlines shying away from first class seating during the past few years, especially before the pandemic, there has been a resurgent focus on premium products in 2023 and 2024. Demand for first, business, and premium economy class seating has driven airlines to innovate and refresh their top-of-the-line products, with several carriers introducing new first class seats and suites.

If you were to look to tick off a few bucket list-worthy first class seats to fly on in 2024, several airlines have introduced or are planning to introduce new first class cabins during the year, indicating that the crème de la crème of airline seats is not going away anytime soon.

Air France’s La Première

Announced in: may 2022.

Aircraft available on:

• Boeing 777-300ER

While the cabin is not available yet, Air France has promised that it will be during the upcoming winter season, which starts in October 2024. The carrier announced that it was redesigning its La Premiere cabin, exclusively deployed on its 777-300ERs, in May 2022.

At the time, Air France said that La Premiere would be the longest on the market, offering up to three modular configurations that can be fully privatized, including transforming the seat into a sofa or a bed. Furthermore, the carrier promised that it would appear on more aircraft than previously.

Benjamin Smith, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Air France, said that La Premiere represents the best of French excellence and is a vital part of the airline’s DNA. The executive noted that even at the peak of the pandemic, the airline saw the importance of a first class cabin, especially on routes across the Atlantic Ocean.

Pictures: Air France Teases New First Class Seat Design

Lufthansa allegris, announced in: february 2023.

• Airbus A350
• Boeing 787-9
• Boeing 777X

While Lufthansa teased the new designs of its first class cabins in October 2022, the German airline officially introduced the new Allegris cabins, including new first class seats, in February 2023. The seats will feature on Airbus A350, Boeing 787, and 777X aircraft, upon their delivery to the German airline.

At the time, Lufthansa said the new Allegris seats would be introduced with its latest Airbus A350-900 aircraft in 2024. However, two of its most recent Airbus A350-900 aircraft were straight sent to the desert, reportedly because supply chain issues derailed the airline’s plans to introduce the new cabins on the two aircraft, which is why they are now parked at Teruel Airport (TEV), Spain.

Why Lufthansa Has Flown Two Brand New Airbus A350s Straight To Storage

Nevertheless, while they might be delayed, the first class cabins will still have plenty on offer, including unprecedented privacy for the German airline’s top-of-the-line seats. For example, Lufthansa said that customers can warm or cool their seats in the suite according to their needs.

Lufthansa Pushes New Cabin Launch To 2024 Due To Delivery Delays

Etihad airways the residence, announced in: may 2014.

• Airbus A380

While ‘The Residence’ is not a new product, the fact is that with the return of the airline’s Airbus A380 aircraft, passengers once again can enjoy ‘The Residence,’ an even more luxurious cabin than first class on the UAE-based Etihad Airways flights.

The one new development with the self-advertised three-room suite in the sky is that starting April 2024, the airline will deploy its Airbus A380 aircraft to fly between Abu Dhabi Zayed International Airport (AUH) and New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). When the aircraft returned to service in July 2023, the airline deployed it only on the AUH – London Heathrow Airport (LHR) route.

A380 Return: The Fleet Of Etihad Airways In 2024

Singapore airlines first class, announced in: july 2013.

While it has been more than a decade since Singapore Airlines first unveiled its newest first class product, the cabin still has been one of the top-rated cabins globally as the airline has managed to provide an unparalleled experience to its customers.

Unfortunately, the carrier’s Boeing 777-300ER only welcomes four first class passengers since its other long-haul aircraft, including the Airbus A350-900, A350-1000, A380, and Boeing 787-10, only have business class seats. The only exception is the Airbus A380, with the airline offering the ‘Suite’: a similar experience to Etihad Airways ‘The Residence.’ When Singapore Airlines announced the cabin in July 2013, it said that the seat would introduce a new industry benchmark for premium air travel, including redesigning its business and economy class seats.

5 Reasons Flying Singapore Airlines Is Worth It

All nippon airways the suite, announced in: july 2019.

All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced its new first class seats in July 2019 . The airline, which also publicized its newest business class seat on the same date, described the then-new suite as designed by combining Japanese heritage and Western design.

While Skytrax rated Singapore Airlines’ first class as the superior product in 2023, maybe ANA, whose first class was ranked as the third-best seat in the world, will have what it takes to take it to the next level. After all, Air Frances’s La Premiere, voted second-best, is getting a refresh, which could go either way and provide a potential opportunity for ANA.

The Japanese carrier offers its first class product on two aircraft, its iconic ‘Flying Turtles,’ the Airbus A380s, and the Boeing 777-300ER. When it introduced the new suites, ANA said that this was the most spacious fully enclosed seating ever seen on an ANA aircraft, adding that features include privacy-enhancing doors and a 43-inch monitor, which also showed entertainment in a 4K resolution.

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