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If you're thinking about a Singapore trip, Thomas Cook offers some fantastic Singapore package that will make your visit truly memorable. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly escape or a luxurious vacation, they've got you covered! The Trending Singapore package (4N/5D) is an excellent choice, starting at just ₹64,900, which includes flights, hotels, and sightseeing. For a more decadent experience, the Singapore Getaway package priced at ₹91,000 (after 12% discount) includes a visa-supported group-guided tour. Seeking an entire adventure in one? Just Simple Singapore Fully Loaded at ₹81,900 provides flights, dining, and high-end attractions. Seeking both land and sea adventures? Go for the Singapore Getaway with Cruise (6N/7D) priced at ₹1,29,200. Singapore packages have easy EMI available with them, making booking stress-free!

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Thomas Cook offers Singapore tour packages with flights, hotels, foods & many more. Explore Things to Do in Singapore, Best Times to Visit Singapore, Places To Visit in Singapore which all come under Singapore tour packages. Exploring this will help you have a fantastic holiday with Thomas Cook. Another important piece of information that you must know is that Singapore holiday packages are available from various major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, and Ahmedabad. When you choose Thomas Cook India as your travel partner, you will have a guaranteed good time from the get-go.

Table of Content

• Most Popular Singapore Tour Packages
• About Singapore Holidays
• Facts you need to know about Singapore
• Languages Spoken in Singapore
• Best time to visit Singapore
• How to reach Singapore
• Best places to visit on your Singapore trip
• Popular Local Cuisines in Singapore
• Best Indian Restaurants in Singapore
• Things to Do in Singapore
• Entertainment & Nightlife in Singapore
• Shopping in Singapore
• Local Cabs App in Singapore
• People also ask about Singapore Tour Packages

Most Popular Singapore Tour Packages 

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About Singapore

Singapore has been always been a popular vacation destination for people since decades. One of the reasons why it is so famed is because of its ability to keep reinventing itself every few years. Whether it’s in terms of iconic landmarks or beautiful sights and fantastic things to do, Singapore has become a melting pot of culture and is well-known among people for its delicious street food and high-end shopping malls. Singapore is the upper crust when it comes to holidaying in Asia as it offers a cosmopolitan experience unmatched by any other Asian destination.

Singapore has everything going for it – a superb transport system, glitzy nightlife, awe-inspiring architecture, and entertainment options that begin right at the Changi Airport which has consistently been chosen as one of the top airports in the world and for good reason too. Singapore tourists are sure to find themselves spoiled for choice as they come across the many different facets of this city and all that there is to explore.

Facts you need to know about Singapore

• Singapore is the only island city-state in the world & has a population of approximately 5.5 million people
• It is the 4th largest financial center in the world; the 2nd busiest port in the world; one of the biggest tourist attractions in the world; one of the highest per capita incomes and standard of living in the world.
• The tallest indoor waterfall in the world is located in Singapore at the Gardens by the Bay, and it stands at a height of 35 meters
• Singapore was home to the world’s first night zoo
• Singapore pioneered the first F1 night race
• Military service is mandatory for all men in Singapore for two years after finishing high school

Places to Visit in Singapore

Singapore is one of the most electric cities that you can find yourself in, a city that is vibrant and alive with culture, technology and the most amazing food you can find. As a city that constantly keeps changing to keep up with the times, it’s also a city that never stays suspended in time. It’s always evolving and yet, there are some places to visit in Singapore that are perennial favourites. Here are some of them.

• Sentosa Island
• Universal Studios
• Botanic Gardens
• Gardens by the Bay
• Chinatown
• Jurong Bird Park

Sentosa Island

Universal Studios

A trip to Singapore simply must include a visit to Universal Studios in Resorts World Sentosa, which has thrilling and exciting rides as well as some spectacular shows. A 49-acre park with seven fun zones, Universal Studios offers the kind of enjoyment that makes adults wish they were back in their childhood. A perfect family outing that includes some hair-raising rides featuring some of the most famous pop culture icons such as Transformers, Jurassic Park, and Sesame Street. Some of the shows here are also extremely thrilling.

Botanic Gardens

Even if you’re not much of a nature enthusiast, you’ll be stunned by the gorgeous greenery of the Singapore Botanic Gardens that is spread out over 82 hectares and has more than 10,000 species of plants and trees. The National Orchid Garden and the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden are wonderful, but the real treat is the interactive rainforest exhibit which is an unforgettable experience with its museums, statues, fountains and a beautiful lake to top it all.

Gardens by the Bay

Right in the middle of Singapore, you’ll come across these stunning structures that look like something out a futuristic movie. These Supertree structures which are a part of the Gardens by the Bay are simply fantastical and they are connected by a skyway that allows people to go on a skywalk that looks out over the gardens. The greenhouse is also shaped like a seashell and it is called the Flower Dome and is currently the largest glass greenhouse in the world. The Super trees, the gardens and the conservatories are spectacular.

Chinatown

If you are looking for a bustling look at contemporary Chinese culture in Singapore, then look no further than Chinatown with its heritage red lanterns, authentic and delicious Chinese food, traditional shops and temples and much more. It’s easy to lose yourself in the middle of this cultivated chaos filled with ceremonies and cultural relics that it’s quite easy to forget that you’re in modern Singapore. Food is also one of the big draws here, especially delicious street food that’s cheap and has a wide variety.

Jurong Bird Park

One of the most famous landmarks of Singapore is the Jurong Bird Park which is known to have around 5000 birds from 400 different species. There are several interactive shows and exhibits that will keep you enthralled. But the most spectacular sight here is the Waterfall Aviary which is a delight to the senses. The 30m high waterfall is the world’s largest walk-in aviary. Other things to see here include the Penguin Coast, the Pelican Cove and the Flamingo Lake.

Marina Bay Sands & SkyPark

One of the most recognized landmarks in Singapore, Marina Bay Sands  is a dream destination. SkyPark has views of the skyline that are awe-inspiring, particularly during sunset. If you happen to be on a Singapore package, you simply cannot miss the light show along the waterfront promenade. The infinity pool atop (for hotel guests) is another attraction.

Jewel Changi Airport

Even if you’re just passing through, Jewel Changi Airport is an attraction in itself! This world-class airport is home to the Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, surrounded by lush greenery. With unique shops, a canopy park, and stunning light shows, it's the perfect place to relax before or after your Singapore tour packages.

Singapore Flyer

Want to see Singapore from a completely different angle? The Singapore Flyer, the world's tallest observation wheel, provides panoramic views of the city and Marina Bay. The 30-minute air-conditioned capsule ride is ideal for taking stunning photos, particularly at sunset. Most Singapore packages include this as a highlight, so it's an excellent addition to your tour.

Merlion Park

A visit to Singapore would not be complete without taking a peek at the iconic Merlion statue. Situated in Marina Bay, it is the ideal place for pictures with the cityscape as the background. Whether you're travelling solo with a Singapore package or with the family, it's a must-see for that quintessential Singaporean experience.

Singapore Zoo & Night Safari

For nature enthusiasts, the Singapore Zoo is a heaven. Unlike other zoos, the animals here have open enclosures that mimic their natural environment. For a one-of-a-kind experience, the Night Safari offers an evening Singapore trip to see nocturnal animals. This exhilarating attraction is included in most Singapore packages.

Languages Spoken in Singapore

Singapore has four major languages – English, Malay, Tamil and Mandarin, apart from this, the locals also speak “Singlish” which is a very peculiar language spoken by mixing English with various local dialects and not bound by rules of grammar 

• To-long! – Help!
• Apa kabar – Hello
• Se la mat jalan – Good bye
• Terima kasih – Thank you
• Ya – Yes
• Teedak – No
• Ta-hoo-kah ber -da ha sa Ingris? – Do you speak English?
• Sa-ya tee dak fa-ham – I don’t understand
• Sama sama – Same

Best Places to Visit in Singapore

If you want to venture beyond the common tourist spots on your Singapore package, here are five offbeat destinations that will make your Singapore package special. Whether you are an adventure junkie or a nature enthusiast, these offbeat places will provide you with an unconventional glimpse into Singapore's charm.

Lazarus Island:

Kranji Countryside:

Haw Par Villa:

The Projector:

The Southern Islands:

Best Time to Visit Singapore

Although Singapore is a year-round destination, the months from November to January, which are the winter months can be the best time to visit Singapore. The weather is not as hot and humid as it is throughout the rest of the year. Christmas and New Year are celebrated with great gusto here and it’s a complete treat for the senses if you happen to visit during this time. The downside is that this is also peak time and the crowds can be quite a deterrent especially if you were looking for a quiet vacation. Also, since the Chinese New Year falls during this time, it’s very likely that you will find ticket and accommodation prices soaring if you haven’t booked ahead of time.

Another great time to visit Singapore is during the month of July. This is especially if you love shopping or food because Singapore has the Great Singapore Sale and Singapore Food Festival during this time. April is also a good time to visit if you’re looking to save money on flights and bookings while the offseason in Singapore is between August and October. Since Singapore hosts the Singapore Grand Prix in mid-September, you can however expect an influx of tourists. But apart from that, hotel rates during this time are quite manageable.

Average Climate in Singapore

Singapore’s climate is characterised by two monsoon seasons separated by inter-monsoonal periods (see table below).  The Northeast Monsoon occurs from December to early March, and the Southwest Monsoon from June to September. The average temperature is between 25 degrees Celsius and 31 degrees Celsius. April is the warmest month, January is the coolest month and November is the wettest month.

How to Reach Singapore

The best way to reach Singapore is by flight. Singapore is well-connected to India by several direct flights from various cities. There are numerous major airlines that connect India with Singapore and some of these include Air India, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airlines and Tiger Airways to name a few. Some of the cities from where you can fly directly to Singapore include New Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and Bangalore. Singapore’s Changi Airport is stunning and offers several facilities like a swimming pool, gym and gorgeous gardens, and even movie theatres, offering passengers an unforgettable experience.

If you’re traveling from Malaysia, then you can reach Singapore by road too. There’s a causeway between Singapore and Johor Bahru and you can rent a car and drive between both countries yourself. You can also opt to hire a taxi or simply take a bus if you wish to travel from Malaysia to Singapore. You can also travel to Singapore by train, and there are two lines. One connects Singapore with Malaysia and the other connects it with Thailand.

Local transport in Singapore is efficient and organized. You can opt for the MRT for which you can take the EZ-Link Card or a Singapore Tourist Pass if you’re staying for more than a week. The buses are also well-connected and alternatively, you can try the trishaws, but you need to have decent bargaining skills, or you’ll end up spending a lot of money.

Food in Singapore

Would you believe it that some people make a trip to Singapore, just to enjoy the food? Yes, it’s true. Singapore is rightly considered a feast for the taste buds and a huge number of choices – Malay, Chinese, Japanese, Indian and even continental. There’s something for everyone here. While the range of food in Singapore is quite mind-boggling, here are a few dishes that you must try while you are here.

• BakChorMee
• Dim Sum
• Satay

BakChorMee

One of the most popular dishes that you should certainly try when in Singapore is BakChorMee which translates to minced meat and noodles. However, the dish itself is not as mundane as the translation, because it’s a glorious combination of minced meat layered with broth and flat egg noodles, spiced with chilies and a tangy aftertaste.

Dim Sum

It’s quite possible that you will have the best dim sums of your life in Singapore. While available all over China and other Asian countries, the dim sum here melts in the mouth and is stuffed with curried chicken, vegetables, pork, beef or seafood. Dim sum in Singapore can often veer into the main course category as people just can’t stop eating them!

Satay

This is street food at its best. Strips of meat, be it beef, chicken or pork are skewered and basted with sauce to create a chewy and delicious delight which is often served with peanut sauce and onion rings. This tasty treat is found in most street food outlets and is often sold out very fast.

Drinking Water

Singapore tap water is safe & potable to drink. The water in Singapore undergoes a multi-step purification process, which includes coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection. The water is then stored in covered reservoirs and distributed through a network of pipes to homes and businesses throughout the country.

Popular Local Cuisines in Singapore

Singapore's multi-ethnic culture and heritage presents a multitude of colourful cuisines, each with its own unique flavor. From Michelin-starred delicacies and international cuisines to scrumptious creations by homegrown chefs and timeless hawker favorite’s, this is where you can taste it all. Savour new flavours, new atmospheres, and discover the obsession that goes into crafting every dish. 

• Chwee kueh: It may not be the prettiest belle at the ball, but we think chwee kueh is in a league of its own. It’s definitely one of our top picks for breakfast foods around the island. Nothing beats the simplicity of chewy rice cakes. And when you slather them in salty chye poh and tangy chilli, you’ve got the perfect bite.
  
  
• Wanton mee: A perfect bowl of wanton noodles should be a medley of wildly contrasting textures. Firm, springy noodles drenched in sauce, soft dumplings stuffed with flavourful meat, and thick char siew (barbecued pork) slices with a good bit of charring. Some of our top picks include Ji Ji Wanton Noodle Specialist and Fei Fei Roasted Noodle.
  
  
• Char kway teow: This fried rice noodle dish may not score major points for presentation, but we guarantee you it’s darned tasty. What you’ll get is a plate of flat rice noodles, stir-fried in sweet dark soy sauce with fishcake, egg, bean sprouts, prawns and cockles. It’s no secret that this doesn’t register high on the health-o-meter, but we just can’t resist digging into a plate at the much-lauded Armenian Street Char Kway Teow.

Best Indian Restaurants in Singapore 

• Mustard. 32 Race Course Road, Singapore 218552. +65 6297 8422.
  Mon-Fri, Sun 11.30am-3pm, 6-10.45pm; Sat 11.30am-4pm, 6-10.45pm.
  
  
• Jaggi’s Northern Indian Cuisine. 37/39 Chander Road, Singapore 219541. +65 6296 6141.
  Mon-Fri 11am-3pm, 5.30-10.30pm; Sat & Sun 11am-10.30pm.
  
  
• Banana Leaf Apolo. 54 Race Course Road, Singapore 218564. +65 6293 8682.
  Daily 10.30am-10.30pm.
  
  
• Komala Vilas. 76-78 Serangoon Road, Singapore 217981. +65 6293 6980.
  Daily 7am-10.30pm.
  
  
• Khansama Tandoori Restaurant. 166 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218050. +65 6299 0300.
  Daily 11am-11.30pm.
  
  
• Gokul Vegetarian Restaurant. 19 Upper Dickson Road, Singapore 207478. +65 6396 7769.
  Daily 10.30am-10pm.

Things to Do in Singapore

An eclectic city by day or night, Singapore wins the hearts of people of all ages. From its gorgeously lit up skyline to its wide range of activities, there are innumerable fun things to do in Singapore and there’s not a single moment where you could feel bored. Here are some of the top things to do in Singapore.

Night Safari:

Take a thrilling Night Safari through the world's first nocturnal wildlife park. Ride on a tram and explore various habitats, catching glimpses of lions, tigers, and elephants in their naturalistic habitats. For a special experience, reserve a walking trail for an up-close experience with the nocturnal animals. This is typically part of many Singapore tour packages.

Skydive Indoors at iFly Singapore:

Always dreamed of skydiving but not quite ready for the real deal? At iFly Singapore, you can feel the rush of free-falling without ever leaving the ground, in a huge indoor wind tunnel. It's adventure combined with safety at its finest, making it an absolute must-do for thrill-lovers on a Singapore tour packages.

Kayak Through the Mangroves at Pulau Ubin:

For a quirky experience, kayak through the peaceful mangroves of Pulau Ubin. This island is ideal for nature-lovers away from the cityscape. Cycling around the island and trekking through the Chek Jawa wetlands are also wonderful ideas to give your Singapore trip an adrenaline rush.

AJ Hackett Sentosa for Bungee Jumping & Giant Swing:

Adrenaline seekers, rejoice! Jump off a 47m-tall bungee tower or experience the Giant Swing, which propels you flying through space at breathtaking velocity. This is a hands-down top contender of the most adventurous activities you can include in your Singapore packages.

Experience Indoor Surfing at Wave House Sentosa:

Miss the beach culture? Wave House Sentosa allows you to surf artificial waves, so it's a cool and fun way to surf without going to the beach. Either you're a pro or just starting out, it's a good way to boost your Singapore vacation.

Trek to Henderson Waves:

Skip the typical tourist attractions and hike up to Henderson Waves, Singapore's tallest pedestrian bridge. The panoramic views of the city from this 274m-long bridge are justifiable, particularly during sunrise or sundown. If you are nature-loving, include this in your Singapore tour packages.

Scuba Dive at Sisters' Islands Marine Park:

Yes, it is possible to scuba dive in Singapore! The Sisters' Islands Marine Park boasts colorful coral reefs and sea life. Alternatively, you could try snorkeling or go on a guided marine biodiversity tour if diving is not your preference.

Entertainment & Nightlife in Singapore

Buzzed and ready to rumble? As a city that never sleeps, Singapore has some of the best late-night spots and nightclubs for party animals to revel in until the early morning

• Zouk Club: Where celebs, Asia’s A-listers, and the life of the party hangout, is the booziest, wildest nightclub on the island! In your best party clothes, get ready to drop to electrifying DJ beats on the large dancefloor! And if you’ve had your fill of fun at Zouk, time to head to its sister club, Phuture, a more laidback venue that’s famous for its jazzy and R&B vibes.
  
  
• CE LA VI Restaurant & Skybar: Time to take the party to the skies and level up the luxury with a fabulous dinner and cocktail at . This opulent fine dining restaurant spoils you with fancy plates of Key Lime Pearls, Rice-Flake-Crusted Lobster, and other savoury treats, as well as 360-degree views of the Singapore skyline at night from the Skybar
  
  
• Marquee Singapore: Known as the megaclub of Singapore,  has hosted well-known international EDM DJs such as Tiesto, Zedd and Steve Aoki. Famous for ‘The Big Q’ Ferris Wheel, Marquee boasts an immersive clubbing experience with its design and state-of-the-art sound system. And if you need an extra thrill on top of the booze and thumping tunes, then the three-storey spiralling slides will be open to delivering you right to the dancefloor!
  
  
• Cuba Libre Café & Bar: Is a favourite amongst Latin music fans. Dance the night away with music by resident live bands and DJs like Adrenalina and DJ Boi, and of course, don't forget to try signature cocktails like the Caipirinha and the Cuba Libre.

Shopping in Singapore

If you are a shopaholic who is traveling to Singapore, rush to these places to have the best shopping experience in Singapore. This Singapore shopping guide will come in handy for you. Get all of your answers to where to shop in Singapore right here! 

• Orchard Road – Vibrant Shopping
• Marina Bay – Shopping Spree Exemplified
• Chinatown – Steal Prices
• Little India – Sari, Spice, And Everything Nice
• VivoCity – Gallery For Lifestyle
• Haji Lane – Boutiques Street
• Clarke Quay – Shopping For The Fashionistas
• IMM – Home And Clothing
• Bugis Street – Flea Market
• Holland Village – One Stop Shop
• City Plaza – Fine Shopping Experience
• Lucky Plaza – Shopping Experience Redefined
• Scape Underground – Centre For Youth
• Anchorpoint Shopping Centre – Affordable Shopping
• Tanglin Mall Bazaar – Vintage Accessories And Retro Clothing
• Mustafa Centre – Lowest Prices Ever
• Far East Plaza – All The Fashion Trends
• Pasarbella – Best Farmer’s Market
• The Editor’s Market – Brands On A Budget

Local Cabs App in Singapore

 Here are some of the best taxi apps in Singapore:

• Grab: Grab is one of the most widely used ride-hailing apps in Southeast Asia, including Singapore. It offers various ride options, including taxis, private cars, and more.
  
  
• ComfortDelGro Taxi Booking App: This app is developed by comfortDelGro, one of the largest taxi operators in Singapore. It allows users to book ComfortDelGro taxis directly.
  
  
• Ryde: Ryde offers both carpooling and taxi booking options. It's known for its carpooling features, which allow users to share rides with others heading in the same direction.
  
  
• TADA: TADA is a ride-hailing app that operates in Singapore and other countries. It offers various vehicle options, including taxis.
  
  
• Gojek: While known for its wide range of services beyond just taxis, Gojek also provides taxi booking options in Singapore.
  
  
• Hailo: Hailo is a taxi app that provides an easy way to book and pay for taxi rides in Singapore.
  
  
• moobiTaxi: This app connects users with available taxis and allows for convenient booking and payment.
  
  
• SMRT Book a Taxi: Developed by SMRT, another major taxi operator in Singapore, this app enables users to book SMRT taxis.

Electric Plug Details

For Singapore there are three associated plug types C, G and M. Plug type C is the plug which has two round pins, plug type G has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern and type M is the plug that has three round pins. Singapore operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.