“The handiest and most marvellous city I ever saw”, wrote the natural historian William Hornaday of Singapore in 1885, “as well planned and carefully executed as though built entirely by one man. It is like a big desk, full of drawers and pigeonholes, where everything has its place, and can always be found in it.” This succinct appraisal seems apt even now, despite the tiny island’s transformation from an endearingly chaotic colonial port, one that embodied the exoticism of the East, into a pristine, futuristic shrine to consumerism. In the process, Singapore acquired a reputation, largely deserved, for soullessness, but these days the place has taken on a more relaxed and intriguing character, one that achieves a healthier balance between Westernized modernity and the city-state’s traditional cultures and street life.Singapore is known for Cosmopolitan culture, historic sites, extravagant shopping, night safari, adventure parks & beaches.

 

July to September & February to April

Peak seasons June to November.

 

Monsoon season runs November to January

 

5 to 7 Days

 

Bars, casino, riverside pubs & lounges, live music, clubs

Must Visit Places 

•  Universal Studio
•  Gardens By the Bay
•  Singapore City Flyer
•  Sentosa Island Tour with Wings of Time
•  Orchard Road
•  Night Safari
•  Marina Bay Sand