Singapore Tour Packages

It is not wrong to say that Singapore is a city of contrasts. On one hand you will see Singapore's futuristic marvels, and on the other side you will revel in the charm of traditional culture. The city's vast green zones also surprise many tourists. Here you will see serene parks nestled between gigantic skyscrapers and natural reserves, such as Central Catchment, Bukit Timah, Sungei Buloh, and Labrador. Singapore has always had a migrant society, so it's home to Chinese, Malay, Indian, European, Jewish, and Arab populations, which makes it diverse in terms of culture, food, and heritage.

Why Choose Us?

Namaste India Trip curates' itineraries for Singapore that will help you navigate its futuristic marvels and experience its timeless traditions. We believe in making itineraries that give a seamless and comprehensive tour to Singapore. We offer-

• 24/7 Support Throughout Your Singapore Sightseeing
• Airport transfers for a smooth start and end to your journey
• Guided tours with multilingual guides. Our guide will offer the best local and cultural insights on various traditions and attractions of Singapore.
• Comfortable accommodation as per the package
• A cultural food tour to introduce you to the culinary heritage of Singapore
• Family Fun by including kid-friendly attractions, adventures
• Romantic getaways by including sunset cruises, romantic dinners and destinations

Best Seller Singapore Tour Packages

Pick from our bestselling Singapore Travel Packages to enjoy sweet moments of togetherness with your friends and family.

We offer best travel packages for Singapore sightseeing for all type of Travellers:

Singapore Honeymoon Packages

Best Highlights

• Beach Resorts in Sentosa Island, Scenic sunsets, adventures
• Sightseeing Tour of Marina Bay Sands
• Sunset Dinner Cruise
• Boutique Hotels at Clarke Quay
• Couple Spa Retreats

Singapore Family Packages

Best Highlights

• Riverfront Cruise, SEA Aquarium sightseeing
• Leisure walks in Gardens by the Bay
• Mall Hopping on Orchard Road
• Adventure Cove Waterpark, Sky Helix Sentosa, cable car rides

Singapore Adventure Tour Packages

Best Highlights

• Night Cycling through Marina Bay
• Indoor Sky Diving
• Hiking at Southern Ridges
• Bukit Timah sightseeing
• Kayaking in Mandai Mangroves
• Rooftop Bars of Marina Bay

Singapore Travel Guide - Festivals, Food, Shopping

Popular Festivals of Singapore

In Singapore, there is a constant buzz of delightful activities, which travellers will enjoy a lot. People of Singapore celebrate one festival after another almost every month of the year. Let's know in detail about the vibrant Festivals Celebrated in Singapore -

• Chinese New Year - it falls between mid-January and mid-February. It is celebrated for two days. People feast and give Hong bao, red packets of 'lucky money'.
• Thaipusam - This is a Hindu festival celebrated between January and February. At this festival, devotees worship Lord Murugan and practice mindfulness. The festival begins at dawn at the Srinivasa Perumal Temple in Serangoon Road.
• Dragon Boat Festival - This festival is celebrated to honor a Chinese patriot, Qu Yuan, who drowned himself in 278 BC as a form of protest against the imperial court. On this day small packets of rice are thrown into the water to distract fishes, and people decorate their boats with dragon heads and tails.
• Vesak Day - This festival is celebrated to honor Lord Buddha's birth, death and enlightenment. At dawn, you will see a huge candlelight procession by the devotees. As a part of the celebration, caged birds are released, and free meals are offered to the poor and needy.
• Singapore Food Festival - Don't miss this festival, as you will get to taste Singapore's rich flavors. This festival celebrates Singapore's rich culinary heritage, which features local perennial food favorites such as Hainanese chicken rice, Chilli crab, Laksa, and satay.
• Theemithi Festival - It's a unique festival which you must witness in Singapore. It is celebrated at Sri Mariamman Temple on South Bridge Road. Male devotees walk barefoot across glowing coals in honor of Draupadi, a legendary heroine of Mahabharata deified by South Indians.

Foods from Singapore

Due to Singapore's cultural diversity, you will get various cuisines here. You will never go hungry on this beautiful island. The life of the people of Singapore revolves around food. There has been a constant debate about where to get fresh crabs, spicy chilli sauce, Indian food, chicken rice, etc. From Indian, Japanese, Korean, and Thai to Middle Eastern, you can sample different cuisines without any hassle. Let's know in detail about some of the best food to try in Singapore -

• Chinese Dishes - Peking Duck and Wok-fried A5 Wagyu Beef, Dim Sum, Double Boiled Soups, Hakka Noodles, Chilli Chicken and Peking Duck.
• Indian Cuisine - Biryani, seafood, Dosa, Thali meals, fish head curry (invented in Singapore), Indian Rojak, and Indian-style mee goreng, etc.
• Malaysian Food - Beef Rendang, Ayam Bakar (grilled chicken), Sambal Goreng, traditional Kuehs, Bak Kut Teh, etc.
• Peranakan Food - Ayam Buah Keluak, Babi Pongteh, Chap Chye, Otak-Otak, Laksa, Kueh Pie Tee and Nyonya Popiah.
• Singaporean Food - Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chilli Crab, Fish Head Curry, Laksa, Satay, Char Kway Teow, Kaya Toast, Mee Rebus, Mee Siam, Fish Head Curry, and Bak Kut Teh.

Shopping in Singapore

Shopping centers in Singapore are open from 10 a.m. to around 9 p.m. So, you can shop throughout the day. There are many famous places for shopping in Singapore you must not miss to amaze your senses and buy beautiful souvenirs.

• Orchard Road - Orchard Road is the busiest shopping district in Singapore. It is filled with malls that have department stores, retail outlets, and designer boutiques.
• Marina Bay - Visit here for shops selling clothes, shoes, bags, electronic equipment, books and sports apparel.
• Civic District - There are numerous modern malls, boutique shops, and unique local finds, which is a great deal for shopaholics. Visit here for buying street fashion brands, lifestyle stores, cosmetics, Asian-style artwork, trinkets, and fashion items, etc.
• Kampong Glam - You must visit here to go buy fabrics, leather bags, rattan goods, purses and shoes and handwoven baskets.
• Little India - Come here to buy Indian souvenirs, imitation Jewellery, bangles, Sarees and Salwar Kameez, gold Jewellery, spices and traditional sweets.
• Chinatown - Visit here to buy decorative chopsticks, silk robes, Zodiac Keychains, Chinese calligraphy, fans, lucky cats, dragon candles and street opera masks.

Best Places to Visit in Singapore

Singapore is one of Asia's best travel destinations. It has many incredible tourist routes and tones of historical marvels, cultural attractions, clubs, and nature reserves. Let's know some of the popular places to visit in Singapore to make your trip awesome.

Civic District of Singapore

This district of Singapore will take your breath away with many colonial buildings, museums, memorials and institutions. It is the cultural heart of the city. Some of the best places to see here are

• St Andrew Cathedral - It is a Gothic-style church built by Indian convict laborers by using a special plaster material called Madras Chunam. The recent structure you see here today is designed by Ronald MacPherson.
• The Padang-Padang is a popular historical marvel in Singapore which was used as a platform for Europeans to play cricket and socialise in the cool evenings.
• City Hall - City Hall is one of the major historic landmarks of Singapore. It was constructed in 1929 to house the municipal council.
• Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall - This place was used as a social hall to conduct public meetings and events. Now it is used as a place to witness theatrical performances, concerts, and festivals. Both the buildings display beautiful neoclassical architecture.
• Raffles Landing Site - A place where Sir Stamford Raffles first landed on January 28th, 1819. Here you will also see a white poly-marble statue of Sir Stamford Raffles.
• Mica Building - Once upon a time, it used to be the largest government building in Singapore, which was used to house the Hill Street Police Station and barracks.

Museum District

This district in Singapore is very popular for its large number of museums. By visiting the museums, you will be able to know about Singapore's early stories through art and war relics. If you are planning to visit here, then explore-

• Fort Canning Park - Also known as Forbidden Hill, it is one of the best places to visit in Singapore. Fort Canning used to be a home of Malay kings who ruled in the 14th century. Sir Stamford Raffles also built his residence here in 1819.
• Singapore Philatelic Museum - You will get unique insights on Singapore's history. See postcards, first-day covers and stamps from the private collections of many famous philatelists.
• Peranakan Museum - Learn about the history, culture and heritage of Peranakan. It was set up by Hokkien immigrants to preserve their cultural heritage.
• National Museum - The National Museum was designed by J.K. McNair in 1887 in the Neo-Palladian style. Witness the most beautiful glass rotunda, elegant Palladian motifs and fish-scale zinc tiles.

Marina Bay District

Marina Bay is a prominent waterfront area which is famous for its cultural landmarks, entertainment hubs and beautiful display of the city's skyline. If you are visiting here, then explore-

• Marina Bay Sands - It is a beautiful luxury resort with three towers which connect Sand Sky Park. It features a casino, luxury hotel, high-end boutiques, restaurants, nightclubs, bars and convention facilities.
• Red Dot Design Museum - It's a perfect place to explore for creative souls in Singapore for product innovation, art, technology and global design trends. It is run by a German body that presents the prestigious Red Dot Award.
• Gardens by the Bay - Embrace the beauty of this futuristic marvel with giant super trees, cloud forest conservatories and flower domes.
• Merlion Park - It's the best place to capture pics with your loved ones in the beautiful backdrop of the Marina Bay skyline.

Singapore River

It's a place where Singapore's modern history began. If you take a trip along the river, you 'll see beautiful colonial-era bridges, state buildings and conservation shophouses.

A river cruise is the best way to explore the iconic sights along the banks. It will be a 30-minute cruise in an electric bumboat. You will get a chance to click some of the most beautiful landmarks, such as

• The Esplanade Theatre on the Bay
• Anderson Bridge
• Boat Quay
• Elgin Bridge
• Clarke Quay
• Coleman Bridge
• Read Bridge
• Alkaff Bridge
• Robertson Quay

Best Time to Visit Singapore

Every season in Singapore has its own charm. Ideally there is no best time to visit Singapore, as you will find something to do in every season. Let's know in detail-

Summer - May to August

It's perfect to plan a fun-filled holiday trip to Singapore with family. You can beat the heat by exploring attractions like Jewel Changi, SEA Aquarium and Universal Studios. You will also get a chance to see National Day celebrations on August 9 and food festivals.

Temperature - 25-32°C

Winter and Monsoon (November to March)

Isn't it interesting that winter and monsoon seasons overlap in Singapore? This means you will be able to enjoy cool weather with frequent rain showers at the same time. These months are very good for sightseeing and festive celebrations such as Christmas, Chinese New Year and New Year. These months are also the peak tourism months, so book your flights and hotels in advance.

Temperature - 24-31°C

Autumn - September to October

These months are also perfect for cultural tours and leisure walks. You can enjoy sightseeing in Kampong Glam, Little India and Tiong Bahru. Also, you will get a chance to see the beauty of Chinatown as it will be lit up for the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Temperature: 25-32°C

Singapore Visa Requirements

Indian citizens will be required to obtain a tourist visa to travel to Singapore. You can do the visa process online or through reputable visa agents. Namaste India Trip also assists in the visa application process. To get a visa, you need these documents.

• A valid passport of at least six months
• Passport-size photo with a white background
• Confirmed return tickets and hotel bookings
• Day-wise detailed itinerary
• Bank Statements, Salary Slips or IT Returns
• Student ID (if applicable), Employment or Business Letter

Best Time to Apply - May, August, December

How to Reach Singapore

The best way to reach Singapore from India is to take a direct flight to Changi Airport (SIN). It's the main international airport in Singapore.

Main Airlines from India to Singapore

• Air India (India's national carrier)
• IndiGo
• Singapore Airlines (Singapore's national carrier)
• Air India Express
• Vistara
• Scoot

Major Indian Cities to Get Direct Flights for Singapore

• New Delhi (Indira Gandhi International Airport - DEL)
• Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport - BOM)
• Chennai (Chennai International Airport - MAA)
• Bangalore (Kempegowda International Airport - BLR)
• Hyderabad (Rajiv Gandhi International Airport - HYD)
• Kolkata (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport - CCU)
• Tiruchirappalli (Tiruchirappalli International Airport - TRZ)
• Madurai (Madurai Airport - IXM)

FAQ's

Q-1: Which Places in Singapore Can Be Covered in A 3-Day And 2-Night Trip?

Ans: Places that can be covered in a 3-day and 2-night trip in Singapore are the Colonial District, The Quays & Marina Bay, Orchard Road, Little India, Kampong Glam & Night Safari, Sentosa Island and Chinatown.

Q-2: Which Are the Famous Cruises from Singapore?

Ans: Voyager of the Seas, Sapphire Princess, Celebrity Millennium, Superstar Gemini, and Azamara Quest are a few famous cruises from Singapore.

Q-3: Which Are the Famous Night Markets in Singapore?

Ans: Chinatown Street Market, Bugis Street Market, Tekka Centre, China Square Central Flea Market, Little India Arcade, and Telok Ayer Market are the famous night markets in Singapore.

Q-4: Which Are the Best Places to Have Indian Food in Singapore?

Ans: Table, Tandoori Culture, Greenleaf Cafe, Colony, MTR Singapore, and The Song of India are the famous places where you can have delicious Indian food.

Q-5: Is There Any Cost-Effective Accommodation Available in Singapore?

Ans: Yes, there are many cost-effective accommodations in Singapore, such as Villa Samadhi, The Pod Boutique Capsule Hotel, Quincy Hotel, Mercure Singapore Bugis, and Ann Siang House.

Q-6: In Case of Any Emergency, How to Seek Help in Singapore?

Ans: Dial 999 in case of emergency in Singapore, and you are sure to get a reply in 10 seconds, as claimed by Singapore Police.

Q-7: How much does a Singapore tourist visa cost for Indian citizens?

Ans: A standard Singapore tourist visa for Indian citizens would cost around INR 3,244 to INR 3,400.

Q-8: What is the currency of Singapore?

Ans: The Singapore Dollar SGD is the currency of Singapore. Its symbol is S$.

Q-9: What is the average cost of travelling in Singapore per person?

Ans: The average cost of travelling in Singapore per person, including two meals, transfers, and tickets for a few destinations, is 200 to 230 SGD.