Singapore being one of the developing countries in Southeast Asia has managed to catapult itself to being the most developed in the region. As a tourist destination, it is a perfect vacation spot for people of all age groups. Do you love shopping & dining?  You are into History & culture? Maybe Into theme parks or nature tripping is your thing?? If any of these answers are yes, Singapore has all these for you. 

To spend a week or more in Singapore Indians need to have a tourist visa permitting stay for 30 days & valid for 2 years. Getting the travel visa issued & paperwork gets easily approved by the embassy and all the apostille services can be a cumbersome task if done individually. Get hold of a reliable visa consultant or agent to procure a visa effortlessly.

Gardens By The Bay-

Garden By The Bay spans over 101 hectares of reclaimed land beside the Marina Reservoir. It is known for its conservatories. The Flower is the largest indoor green garden in the world sheltering 9 gardens that show various exotic flora & fauna from 5 continents.

The Cloud Forest –

The Cloud Forest is known for its 35m centerpiece, the tallest indoor waterfall in the world.  This is a mystic world representing the feel of the tropical highland environment with its diverse variety of lush flora including rare orchids & pitcher plants. You can climb to the top of the waterfall through two elevated walkways, The Cloud Walk & Tree Top Walk to enjoy fantastic views.

The SuperTree Grove- 

It is a must-visit while having a look around the Garden By The Bay, enjoy a stroll among these giant trees rising up to 16 stories high & one can hang out & chill at the SuperTree Bistro to enjoy a panoramic view of the site.  

Universal Studios-

Universal Studio is the first-ever movie theme park in Southeast Asia. It is located within the Resorts World on Sentosa Island, The park has seven theme zones and around 30 rides & shows inspired by Hollywood Blockbusters. Each zone has its own themed restaurants, shops, characters & rides. People’s favorite rides are Battlestar Galactica roller coasters, which are the tallest dueling roller coaster in the world. The Revenge Of The Mummy is a ride sure to run chills down your spine. Don’t forget to get an Express pass to save long waiting queues between rides.

Marina Bay Sands Skypark-

It is a one-hectare roof terrace connecting three 55- story 5 stars hotels of the Marina Bay Sands. It offers a panoramic view of the surroundings from the observation deck & it also features the world’s longest elevated swimming pool. It is not necessary to be a guest at the three hotels to enjoy the view from the Skypark.

Singapore River Walk –

It is the heart and soul of the city. This is where the legendary Merlion was spotted by the prince and where the founder of modern Singapore, Stamford Raffles, first set foot on the island. This river facilitated trade on its bank allowing the city to thrive. Today it is best known for its key areas,  Clarke Quay, Boat Quay & Robertson Quay, harboring many dining & nightlife establishments. The best to explore the city is by taking a stroll through its river walk.

You can travel to the mouth of its origin to find the Esplanade, Fullerton Hotel & The Iconic Merlion.

Singapore River Cruise-

Don’t wish to walk through the city, take a 40-minute cruise ride to see the iconic landmarks of the city & listen to commentary about them while sitting comfortably on the bumboat. Attractions & landmarks to see while enjoying the cruise include Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, Read Bridge, Fullerton Hotel, The Esplanade & The Merlion Park.

Bugis-

It is the country’s largest street shopping destination, after undergoing a major overhaul that developed in 1985 Bugis has developed into a buzzing retail district, Flanked by retail shops & food places this area is one of the busiest in Singapore, especially during the weekends. The nearest MRT station is Bugis station but one can also get down at the Lavender station.

It is a paradise for all shopping lovers,

Kampong Glam 

Kampong Glam is situated north of the Singapore River, it breathes history interlaced with contemporary art & ethnic customs, giving the neighborhood & an eclectic mix of cultures. The majority of the population here are merchants as it was a port town. The most iconic Sultan Mosque is located in this town, The Sultan Mosque embraces the union of Islamic & European architecture & design. 

Chinatown –

Chinatown, having a Bollywood touch for the Indians is an ethnic district best known for its vibrant shops & restaurants. A walk across its neighborhood is not just enjoyable but it can be enlightening too. Just across Chinatown is Little India, a neighborhood that wears rich & colorful Tamil Culture proudly. Get the taste of India at the many restaurants flanking the roads of Little India. You can also visit Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple to feel at home.

Sentosa Island –

It is a resort island bursting with excitement & entertainment for the entire family. You can enjoy countless activities here. The most popular activities here are the Luge & The Tiger Sky Tower. It is all the home to one of the best beaches in Singapore.

Singapore is an attractive travel location for tourists as the city offers a calendar of events to enchant the travelers & present them with ample opportunities to indulge in its beauty. To enjoy the prolific beauty of Singapore it is only wise to get your visa requirements sorted by a trusted travel visa agent or visa consultant.