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Must Visit Places in Singapore

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Universal Studios Singapore

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Night Safari Nocturnal Wildlife Park

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Gardens By The Bay

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Wings of Time

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Sentosa Island

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Singapore Cable Car

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Marina Bay

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National Orchid Garden

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Singapore Airzone

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Madame Tussauds Singapore

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S.E.A. Aquarium

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Adventure Cove Waterpark

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Singapore Zoo

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Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett

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Mount Faber Park

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Infinity Pool at Marina Bay Sands

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Experience Little India

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Places to Visit with Family & Kids

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Trickeye @ Southside

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Jurong Bird Park

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Royal Albatross Sunset Sail

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Dolphin Island Interaction Program

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China Town

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River Wonders Singapore

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Offbeat Places to Visit in Singapore

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Singapore Zoo Jungle Breakfast

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Lunch with Parrots

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Singapore River Cruise

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Duck Tours Singapore

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Singapore Flyer

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Skyline Luge Singapore

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Tree-top Walk at MacRitchie Reservoir

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Adventure Places to Visit in Singapore

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IFly Singapore

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Megazip

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Driving on the F1 Track

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Merlion Park

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1-Altitude Sightseeing Experience

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Marina Bay Sands Casino

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Singapore Botanic Gardens

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Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

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Clarke Quay

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Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Singapore

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Tiger Brewery

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Palawan Beach

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Pulau Ubin

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Tanjong Beach

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Asian Civilisations Museum

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The Helix Bridge

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Bugis Street

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Lazarus Island

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Kusu Island

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Siloso Beach

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Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore

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Snow City Singapore

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People Also Ask About Singapore

  1. What are the romantic places to visit in Singapore?

    1. Bukit Batok Town Park: Flaunting a spectacular landscape with a tranquil lake and scenic forests, Bukit Batok Town Park is one of the most sought-after Singapore tourist places for couples.

    2. Gardens By The Bay: Packed with spellbinding state-of-the-art gardens with exotic and indegenous plants, Gardens By the Bay is one of Singapore's famous places. This garden features artificial mountain biomes and beautiful water-conserving Supertrees.

    3. Yueh Hai Ching Temple: Nicknamed as the ‘Temple of Love’, Yueh Hai Ching Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Featuring ceramic figurines and gold plated ornamentation, this temple is one of the top Singapore attractions among newlyweds, who want to seek blessings for their relationship.

    4. St John’s Island: Offering serene settings and pristine blue lagoons, St John’s Island is one of the most romantic Singapore attractions. While you are here with your sweetheart, you can spend time strolling hand-in-hand through the lush gardens & spotting dolphins.
  2. Which are some places to visit in Singapore at night?

    1. Chinatown Street Market: Chinatown Street Market is one of the best night places to go in Singapore for foodies & shoppaholics. Here you can shop for amazing souvenirs and relish delicious Asian and Chinese food.

    2. Marina Bay Sands Casino: 
    Flaunting a relaxed ambiance, Marina Bay Sands Casino is home to a 15,000 square meters gaming area that is spread across 4 levels. This casino has 30 private gaming rooms, 600 table games, and over 1500 slots.

    3. Tanjong Beach Club: 
    Tanjong Beach Club is one of the most-visited Singapore tourist places among party animals. The moon-lit beach, exotic drinks, delicious food, and live DJs are the prime attractions of this amazing nightclub.

    4. Altitude Bar: 
    Nestled on the 63rd floor of One Raffles Place, Altitude Bar offers sweeping views to soak in. Known as the world’s highest open air bar, Altitude Bar hosts excellent local and international DJs.
  3. Which are the best historical places in Singapore?

    1. National Museum of Singapore: The National Museum of Singapore displays artifacts, video montages, live galleries, interactive exhibitions, movie screenings, and art performances. It is one of the best places to go in Singapore to learn about the culture, architecture, fashion, and historic battles of the country.

    2. Fort Siloso: 
    Established back in the 19th century, Fort Siloso is one the three forts built for the defense of Singapore against sea invasions. The only preserved defense fort, Fort Siloso is now home to military structures and tunnels and World War II era arms.

    3. Sultan Mosque: 
    The magnificent Sultan Mosque was constructed by the first sultan of Singapore, Sultan Hussain Shah back in 1824. Considered to be the country’s biggest mosque, the shrine was reconstructed to its present condition in the later period.

    4. The Battle Box
    The Battle Box originally served as a bomb-proof bunker during the second world war. The Battle Box is now an intriguing museum with its 26 underground rooms showcasing the different stages of the war.
  4. Which are the best places to go in Chinatown, Singapore?

    1. Masjid Jamae: Lying on South Bridge Road and constructed back in 1826, Masjid Jamae is a beautiful light-green coloured Islamic shrine with two towering minarets. This mosque is open for muslims as well as non-muslims and offers tours around the two prayer halls.

    2. Thian Hock Keng Temple: 
    Constructed by the Hokkiens from the Fuzhou province in 1840, the majestic Thian Hock Keng Temple is one of the country’s oldest Chinese temples. Flaunting intricate carvings on the roof and the walls, the temple is an epitome of the impressive southern Chinese architecture.

    3. The Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge: 
    The Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge is considered to be the tallest public housing estate in Singapore. This skybridge serves as an excellent observation deck and offers breathtaking panoramic views on a clear day.

    4. Keong Saik Road: 
    Although it was a red light district formerly, Keong Saik Road is a bustling hangout destination at present. This road is packed with narrow shophouses, swanky boutique hotels, co-working spaces, and award-winning food outlets.
  5. Is 3 days enough for Singapore?

    Yes, 3 days is enough for visiting Singapore. as there many places to visit in Singapore in 3 days
    -On day 1, you can explore Fort Canning Park & Colonial District, National Museum of Singapore, National Gallery Singapore, Merlion statue, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, and Clarke Quay.
    -On day 2, you can cover Orchard Street, Emerald Hill Road, and Little India district.
    -On Day 3 can be spent exploring Sentosa Island and Chinatown.
  6. Is 2 days enough in Singapore?

    Yes, you can cover Singapore's famous places within 2 days. On the first day, you can visit Gardens By The Bay, Cloud Forest And Flower Dome, and Hawker Markets. On the second day you can explore the ArtScience Museum and Haji Lane & Arab Street.
  7. What is Singapore famous for?

    Singapore is famous for its super clean streets, abundant greenery, and luxury shopping malls. The country is also known for its cheap street food, the iconic Singapore Sling cocktail, and the spectacular Marina Bay Skyline.
  8. What is the best time of year to go to Singapore?

    Singapore sees similar hot and humid weather conditions almost throughout the year. To make your visit interesting, coinciding it with the amazing food, cultural, and shopping festivals here is a good idea:

    The best time to visit Singapore is between November-January and June-July. The weather, during this time, alternates between sunny and cloudy. However, this is the best time to experience the vibrancy and culture of the place. The atmosphere is amazing due to festivals like Christmas, New Year, and the Chinese New Year. This is when you can enjoy lion dances, parades, and food festivals. Due to a considerable Hindu population, the festival of colours (Holi) is celebrated with a lot of fervour on the streets.

    The highlight of this season is the world-famous Great Singapore Sale and Singapore Food Festival.
  9. Which are some best hiking places in Singapore?

    1. South Ridge Hike  - Located at  Henderson Road, Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, Singapore
    2. Tree-Top Walk At MacRitchie Reservoir  - Located at 601 Island Club Rd, Singapore 
    3. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve  - Located at Hindhede Dr, Singapore 
    4. Bukit Batok Hill  - Located at Bukit Batok East Ave 2, Bukit Batok East Ave 6, Lorong Sesuai, Singapore
    5. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve  - Located at 301 Neo Tiew Cres, Singapore
    6.  Mount Serapong  - Located at Mount Serapong, Sentosa, Singapore
    7. Dairy Farm Nature Park  - Located at 100 Dairy Farm Rd, Singapore
    8. Pulau Ubin’s Puaka Hill - Located at  Jln. Endut Senin, Singapore
  10. What are the most beautiful places in Singapore?

    Besides the usual tourist attractions, here’s a list of some offbeat yet beautiful places in Singapore:

    MacRitchie Reservoir Park: The largest nature reserve in Singapore, this is a stunningly lush oasis-like place. Enjoy exciting experiences like kayaking, taking a submerged pathway trail, and the 80 ft. high treeTop Walk here.

    Bukit Timah: This hill is the highest natural point, located amidst the rainforest area, in Singapore. Away from the crowds and the concrete, this is a gorgeous place to soak in nature’s beauty. Don’t miss seeing vibrant exotic flowers & plants at the National Orchid Garden here.

    Clarke Quay: One of the most beautiful places and amongst the top Singapore tourist places that comes alive with a million dazzling lights, Clarke Quay is famous for its waterfront restaurants, night cruises, and century-old Chinese temples like the Hong San See Temple.
  11. What can you do in Singapore in 4 days?

    Some of the best experiences and sights that can be covered in a 4-day itinerary are:

    Day 1: 

    - Merlion Park: Start your tour by visiting this park dedicated to the mythical creature that’s said to symbolise Singapore’s roots, heritage, and culture. 

    - Gardens by the Bay: See the magnificent 160-ft high Supertrees, Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and the world’s highest indoor waterfall and largest greenhouse here.

    - Marina Bay Sands: Experience the super luxurious hospitality of the hotel, visit the SkyPark Observation Deck on the 54th floor, see the world’s largest Fountain of Wealth, and dine at Michelin Star restaurants.

    Day 2:

    - Chinatown and Little India: Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, quaint bookstores & handicraft shops, and the huge wet produce market as you enjoy delicious local delicacies. This is amongst the top Singapore tourist places, which is a must-visit.

    - National Orchid Garden: See hundreds of species of plants, flowers, and birds at this lush garden space.

    - Clarke Quay: Visit the century-old Chinese temple, waterside restaurants, Fort Canning Park, and take a night river cruise.

    Day 3:

    - Singapore Flyer: This 540 ft tall observation wheel is a must-visit for a ride of your lifetime and to see the iconic attractions & the gleaming Singapore skyline.

    - Wings of Time: Amongst the best Singapore attractions, this amazing 3-D laser-based theatrical presentation is the only show in the world to be performed on sea waters.

    - Night Safari: Round off the day with a night safari to see exotic animals like Palm Civet, Malayan tapir, Leopards, etc.

    Day 4:

    - Southern Ridges: Take a 10-kilometre hike to see beautiful historical architecture and green spaces like Labrador Nature Park, Kent Ridge Park, and Mount Faber Park.

    - Science Centre: Enjoy stargazing and spotting planets at the centre’s observatory.  

    - Bugis Street Market: One of the most vibrant shopping areas, this place is great to enjoy local snacks and shop for souvenirs, clothes, bags, and jewellery. 

  12. What is famous in Singapore to buy?

    Here is a list of some of the best things that you can buy in Singapore. They may not be the most expensive, but are certainly interesting souvenirs: 

    Kaya: Kaya is a coconut jam that’s local to Singapore and not commonly available anywhere else. This breakfast staple can be used in desserts also to add that authentic taste of Singapore and remind you of your time spent there.

    Singapore Sling: This is the most loved drink in Singapore, which has now become popular all over the world. First mixed in the 1930s at the Raffles Hotel here, it is a simple yet fantastic mix of orange, pineapple, & lime juice, cherry brandy, and gin. 

    Orchid Jewellery: One of the most unique things in the world, you can pick up a real orchid, which is the national flower of Singapore, plated in 24-carat gold. These orchids are made into necklaces, brooches, and earrings. You can also pick up orchid-studded stationery like cardholders and diaries, etc. 

    Pressed pennies: Perfect for all the coin collectors, this is a must-buy. These are flattened coins that are engraved with Singapore icons like Merlion and orchids. Each coin comes with its special title and is a beautiful collectable.

  13. How many days are enough for Singapore?

    Singapore is a pretty compact city with most of the attractions located around the Marina Bay Sands area. 3-4 days are ideal for exploring its architecture, heritage, culture, food, and amazing experiences like cruises, night safaris, and of course shopping.
  14. Do I need a visa for Singapore?

    Yes, Indian travellers planning to travel to Singapore need a visa. Since the city’s high commission doesn’t accept walk-in applications, you need to apply for an E-Visa. 

    For this application, make sure you have a passport that’s valid for a minimum of 6 months from your date of departure from Singapore. Ensure all the other supporting documents as mentioned in the visa application form. 

    The application can be made via an authorised agent (the list of these agents can be availed from the website of Singapore High Commission) or through a local sponsor. Ensure that the visa application is filed at least 30 days prior to your date of travel. 

  15. Is Singapore cheap for tourists?

    Singapore can be affordable for tourists with smart planning. While luxury options exist, budget-friendly choices like hawker centres for meals, public transport, and free attractions like Gardens by the Bay and Merlion Park make it accessible. Affordable accommodations and discounts on sightseeing passes further help tourists enjoy Singapore, making it suitable for all budgets.
  16. Which is the most visited place in Singapore?

    Marina Bay Sands is the most visited place in Singapore, attracting millions of tourists each year. Known for its iconic rooftop infinity pool, SkyPark, and stunning views of the skyline, it is one of the must-visit places in Singapore. Nearby attractions like Gardens by the Bay, the ArtScience Museum, and Marina Bay Light Show make it a central hub for sightseeing and entertainment.
  17. How to plan for a Singapore trip?

    To plan a Singapore trip, you should start by finalising the itinerary, the activities you wish to do, and the budget. Booking flights and accommodation, and getting a visa early can help you secure good deals. It is also advisable to pre-book tickets for popular Singapore tourist attractions like Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands to avoid any hassle. Opt for Thrillophilia’s packages to get all arrangements made for you to enjoy the trip.
  18. How do you get around in Singapore?

    Getting around in Singapore is easy and efficient as the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system is the most convenient and affordable way to travel. Public buses cover extensive routes, while taxis and ride-hailing apps like Grab are widely available. Also, walking and renting bicycles or scooters is great for exploring neighbourhoods sustainably.
  19. How much money should I take to Singapore for a week?

    For a week in Singapore, budget around INR 50,000 to INR 70,000 per person, covering meals, transport, and attraction visits. Budget travellers can save with hawker centre meals and public transport, while mid-range costs include affordable hotels and popular sights like Universal Studios. However, luxury options and other activities will require a higher budget.
  20. Which are the Singapore's best selling experiences I can book via Thrillophilia?

    Following are the top selling experiences you can book via Thrillophilia:
    1. Skyhelix Sentosa Singapore
    2. Tiger Brewery Tour
    3. Nerf Action Experience
    4. Singapore Flyer Ticket
    5. Giant Swing Sentosa Park Tickets
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  22. What are the best day and night tour packages you can book with Thrillophilia?

  23. What are the different Singapore packages you can book from various Indian cities through Thrillophilia?

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Wonderful & thrilling experience. Must to do is transformer ride. Mummy is like deep space in Imagica, if you have guts to do it...then only go for it.
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Really loved the place, too clean and well maintained. They have around 100+ huge aquariums and have thousands of species. Really love the place.
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