Singapore Travel Guide

Four to five days cover the principal city, Sentosa and one Mandai wildlife day. Six to seven days allow a slower pace and more attractions, such as the Botanic Gardens. Three days is a tight trip that skips Mandai.

February to April is generally preferred for lower rainfall. Singapore is warm all year, with highs of about 31°C to 32°C, and rain falls in every month. November to January is the wettest, so keep indoor options ready if you travel then.

Yes. Ordinary Indian passport holders generally need an entry visa before travel. Applications are submitted electronically through authorised agents or the Singapore mission process. Confirm current rules, fees and processing times with the Singapore Consulate before you book.

It is generally a mid-to-high cost destination. Hotels, attractions, taxis and shopping can add up, but hawker meals and public transport are affordable. Staying near an MRT station and avoiding peak periods helps keep the total manageable.

Singapore is generally regarded as very safe, with reliable transport and widespread English. Use normal urban precautions, follow local laws and take care around traffic, nightlife and severe weather. These qualities suit families, solo travellers and groups alike.

Singapore uses the Singapore dollar (SGD). Card payments are widespread, and some merchants may accept cross-border UPI arrangements. Carry a card and some cash, and check with your bank about fees and limits before you travel.

Yes. MRT trains and buses are extensive, reliable and usually the most economical way to move around. Contactless bank cards and stored-value transit cards are accepted. Taxis and ride-hailing suit airport transfers and late-night travel.

No. Our packages are land-only and cover the hotel, transfers and sightseeing agreed in your itinerary. Flights, the visa fee and travel insurance are separate. Visa assistance is included, and our planners can suggest flight timings from your city.