SINGAPORE 3N/4D Package at Rs. 14,999 including stay, Singapore City Tour, All Transfers & Taxes

About Singapore

Singapore has a warm and humid climate throughout the year, thus light and summer clothing made from natural fabrics like cotton is best for everyday wear. Casual dress is acceptable for most situations and occasions but some establishments may require a more formal dress code.

 BugisTemple

Singapore famous Guangyin temple locates at Waterloo street. It (Kwan Im Tong Hood Cho Temple) is the most visited temple by fellow devotees locally. Also, many devotees would travel from Southeast Asia to visit this temple. Most people praying for good health, prosperity, blessing and good luck after praying to Kuang Yin Bodhisattva, the Goddess of Mercy.

Singapore Zoo

All kidding aside, the Singapore Zoo is probably the finest specimen of a zoo in Southeast Asia. There are many different types of animals, almost all living outside cages. If you've been to San Diego, the Singapore Zoo compares favorably to the San Diego Zoo, only smaller. One of the most unique things about the Singapore zoo is that all the animals are sponsored. Not simply individual sponsorship, which is also common the US. We're talking full fledged Corporate sponsorship.

                                                                                             Jurong Bird Park

Sentosa Island

Sentosa Island was cool. Get ready to dump a lot of money. The whole island is attractions, shows, restaurants, bars, casinos, beaches – pretty much everything you’d want on a family type vacation.

Stay at Hotel Grand Chancellor

Hotel Grand Chancellor is located on Belilios Road (off Serangoon Road) next to a famous Indian Temple which was built in 1881. It is also within 5 minutes walk away from MRT stations and the famous 24-hour shopping centre within the "Little India" enclave.

The area was designated for the Indian community, as two thousand three hundred and twenty Indians settlers were part of the entourage. As the community grew and the area became more popular, it earned its nickname "Little India" which has since stuck. Today, "Little India" is a must visit tourist destination in Singapore due to its colorful mix of heritage buildings, temples and people.