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        • What is the best time to visit Singapore?

          Singapore is an all-year round destination. The island nation experiences a warm, tropical climate year-round with slightly more rain from Nov-Jan and slightly more heat in May-Jun. However, the best time to visit Singapore to experience its multicultural heritage is during Diwali (mid-Oct to mid-Nov), or late Jan for Chinese New Year, when Little India and Chinatown really come to life in a blaze of colour and celebration. In December it’s at its best, from the Christmas light-up along Orchard Road, to ZoukOut, the annual musical fare.

        • What is the best way to get to Singapore?

          There are many airlines flying directly into Singapore. Major airlines include Singapore Airlines, Air India, Indigo, Spicejet, Vistara and Malindo.

          For more information about the best flights to Singapore, click here

        • Do I require a visa to travel to Singapore?

          Foreign Nationals do require a visa to travel to Singapore. Indian passport holders can apply for a Singapore Visa online through an authorized Visa Agent appointed by the Singapore High Commission. Travelers cannot apply for the visa in person as the High Commission does not accept individual applications. You should apply for the Singapore visa at least a month prior to your intended date of travel. Akbar Travels provides Singapore visa online at a competitive price and with minimum document requirement.

        • How much time should I spend in Singapore?

          You should schedule at least three full days to give yourself enough time to see all the most important highlights in Singapore. You could easily spend a week here without getting bored. For those travelling with their spouses, you might want to consider adding fun and romantic activities in Singapore. For those travelling with kids and families, make sure to include popular Singapore attractions so that everyone on the trip can have fun. Our Holiday Experts can guide you on the best Singapore itineraries to suit your budget and travel needs.

        • What is the best way to get around in Singapore?

          The public transportation system in Singapore is very well developed, is well connected, and you can easily take the bus, train, or taxi to go from one place to another. While the bus and metro are quite comfortable, taxis are also popular modes of transport as they are quite economical. Though the whole island is covered by the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system and is probably the fastest and inexpensive way to zip around the city with regular connections to Singapore’s most important sights.

        • Which are the top best places to visit in Singapore?

          There are many fun and amazing things to do in Singapore. The top attractions in Singapore are:

          • Little India - Little India is multi-cultural neighborhood dedicated to Singapore’s Indian community and is a must visit for every Indian visiting the beautiful island.
          • Universal Studios – Go beyond the screen and ride the movies at Universal Studios Singapore. Experience cutting edges, shows, and attractions based on your favorite blockbuster films and television series.
          • Madame Tussauds - Features some of the most realistic wax figures of celebrities, musicians and politicians from around the world.
          • Chinatown - If you’re looking for delicious street food, traditional Asian shopping, and stunning landmarks, then Singapore’s Chinatown is the place for you.
          • Sentosa Island – Sentosa is Singapore’s largest island resort and one of the leading resorts in the world. It consists of themed attractions, spas, rainforests, beaches, golf courses, etc.
          • Singapore Zoo – Discover Singapore’s home to 290 species of mammals, birds and reptiles, adding up to more than 3000 animals.
          • SEA Aquarium - More than 1 lakh marine animals with more than 150 species and 50 different habitats. It’s a good spot for kids to spend the full day in the underwater watching closely different animals like a shark, corals, seal and almost 40,000 varieties of fish.
          • Merlion Park – Singapore’s most iconic symbol resides at the waterfront Merlion Park. The Merlion which is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish is in many ways the personification of the spirit of Singapore and its history.
          • Night Safari – Only place in the world where you get to see 130 different species of animals in the night.
          • Gardens by the Bay – Ringed with bio domes, botanical gardens, and its famous Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay spreads out over 101 hectares and is one of the most spectacular public spaces in the world.

          Orchard Road - Singapore’s high street. Stippled with air-conditioned malls and trendy high-end fashion boutiques, Orchard Road is among the best places to shop in Singapore.

        • What do you pay with in Singapore?

          The official currency in Singapore is the Singapore Dollar (SGD). 1 Singapore Dollar equals INR 51.33. There are ATMs all over the place. Credit card payment is also very common in Singapore, so you can get pretty far without any cash.

        • Which are the best shopping places in Singapore?

          The tiny island nation is dense with more malls and shopping options than most other countries, and manages to appeal to every budget. Check out the best places to shop:

          Orchard Road - A 2.2-kilometer stretch spread with around 22 malls and 6 shopping centres, it houses various popular shopping complexes like Paragon House, Mandarin Gallery, Far East Plaza. Ngee Ann City, Orchard Central, ION Orchard and other.

          Little India – Traditionally has been the home of Singapore’s Indian community. Wander the jasmine and spice scented streets and gaze upon rows and rows of stalls selling silver and brassware, ethnic jewellery and multi-coloured silk saris, dress stores, traditional fabric shops and mobile stores along with delicious curry houses. Some of the best shopping places in Little India include City Square Mall, Mustafa Center, Little India Arcade, Serangoon Road side street shops, etc.

          Mustafa Centre - The only shopping centre in Singapore that is open 24-hours on Syed Alwi Road, where visitors can come in on any day of the year to buy, electronics, gold and silver jewelry, watches, cosmetics, perfumes, souvenirs and gifts, you name it!

          Chinatown - For an authentic shopping experience, head to Chinatown Street Market, where ‘made in China’ goods are plentiful and the haggling part of the fun.

          The Espalande Mall - You can’t miss the Esplanade Mall, with its iconic durian shaped architecture. Located in the Theatres on the Bay, it’s worth a visit if you’re after arts, crafts and homeware.

          Bugis Street - Bugis Street market is the biggest shopping area in Singapore with more than 800 shops selling a host of things at unbelievably cheap rates. All types of products including souvenirs, accessories, clothes, electronics, houseware, cosmetics and stationery are available here for people of different tastes

          VivoCity - Shopping in Singapore wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the largest shopping mall in Singapore. VivoCity is the largest destination for shopping and entertainment and modern lifestyle in Singapore and is located in the port interface, no wonder that this mall consistently wins awards category of commercial markets in the world.

          The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands - No trip to Singapore is completed without visiting this one of a kind premium shopping malls in Singapore – The Shoppes. Here, only the highest quality and finest brands are on display.

        • What are the food options in Singapore for Indians?

          Food is an obsession with Singaporeans. Don’t expect too many fancy restaurants; the focus here is on the food rather than the surroundings. Fine dining can cost you quite a bit. Most people eat in unpretentious food courts or hawker centres where Asian food is served up at bargain prices. Chinese, Indian and Malay food is the norm here. Local food is also quite delicious and diverse, so make sure you try everything you see. Look for fish-head curry, char kway teow (clams and noodles in a chilli and black bean sauce) and nasi lemak (coconut rice with fried anchovies). Also fear not, there are plenty of vegetarian options available. For more Singapore food tips click here

        • Why is Marina Bay Sands so famous?

          The Marina Bay Sands is a magnificent skyscraper comprising of three towers which are home to an upscale shopping mall, casino, restaurants, nightclubs and entertainment spaces. This five star hotel is not only Singapore’s largest and most popular hotel, but it is also the most instagrammed hotel in the world. The 656ft five-star colossus has the world’s longest and largest rooftop infinity pool, stunning views of the city skyline and luxury accommodation. It is less than a 20-minute drive from Changi Airport (Jewel Changi Airport: More than an Airport) and Marina Bay is a brief stroll away. Singapore River is an easy drive away.

        • Which are the most spoken languages in Singapore?

          The national language of Singapore is Malay. Because of its multiracial makeup, Singapore recognizes four official languages: English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil. Singaporeans also speak a peculiar brand of English called "Singlish". This local concoction mixes English with common phrases in the Chinese dialects (mostly Hokkien) and some Malay. Most of the literate population is bilingual.

        • Which are the local Sim card options available for Singapore tourists?

          It is important to compare the different plans to ensure that you get the best deal. SingTel, StarHub, and M1 - all offer prepaid plans for tourists.

          For complete Singapore city information, refer to our Singapore Travel Guide

        • Have a question that’s not on the list?

          Feel free to reach out to our Holiday Expert team by calling on (022) 40743434.

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