Singapore is a year-round destination due to its consistent tropical climate. However, the best time to visit is during the dry season from February to April when the weather is relatively cooler and there’s less rainfall. Another good time is from July to September when the city comes alive with vibrant festivals like the Singapore Food Festival and the National Day Parade. Keep in mind that December and January are the wettest months, so if you prefer drier weather, it’s best to avoid these months.

Singapore is well-connected by air to major cities around the world. Changi Airport, consistently ranked as one of the best airports globally, serves as the main gateway. Once in Singapore, the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system offers an efficient and cost-effective way to navigate the city. Taxis, buses, and ride-sharing services are also readily available.

1. Marina Bay Sands:An iconic symbol of Singapore, this integrated resort features a breathtaking rooftop infinity pool, luxury shopping, and a wide range of entertainment options.
2. Gardens by the Bay:Immerse yourself in the futuristic Supertree Grove and the Cloud Forest Dome, showcasing a diverse collection of plants and a stunning indoor waterfall.
3. Sentosa Island:A hub of entertainment, Sentosa offers attractions like Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and beautiful beaches.
4. Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam:Explore Singapore’s multicultural neighbourhoods, each offering a unique blend of heritage, food, and shopping experiences.
5. Singapore Zoo and Night Safari:Get up close with wildlife in the lush settings of the Singapore Zoo, and experience the magic of nocturnal animals at the Night Safari.
6. National Museum of Singapore:Discover the city’s history and culture through engaging exhibits, artefacts, and multimedia displays.
7. Singapore Botanic Gardens:Escape the urban hustle and bustle in this serene oasis, home to a stunning collection of orchids and lush greenery.
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1. Culinary Delights: Singapore is a paradise for food lovers. Indulge in local delicacies such as Hainanese chicken rice, chilli crab, laksa, and satay at hawker centres like Maxwell Food Centre and Newton Food Centre.
2. Shopping: From high-end boutiques on Orchard Road to budget-friendly street markets, Singapore offers diverse shopping experiences. Don’t miss out on exploring Bugis Street and Haji Lane for unique finds.
3. Cultural Festivals: Depending on the time of your visit, you might have the chance to experience festivals like Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Hari Raya, and the Lantern Festival.
4. River Cruise: Take a leisurely boat ride along the Singapore River to appreciate the city’s colonial architecture and modern skyscrapers from a different perspective.
5. Light Shows: Witness captivating light and sound displays at Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay in the evening, adding a magical touch to your Singapore experience.
6. Singapore Capsule: One of the most unforgettable experiences in Singapore is a ride on the Singapore Flyer, Asia’s largest observation wheel. From the top, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline and beyond. 
7. Light Show at Wings of Time at Sentosa Island: Another must-see is the spectacular light and water show called “Wings of Time” at Sentosa Island. This multimedia extravaganza combines 3D projection mapping, state-of-the-art laser lights, and water effects to create a mesmerizing display against the backdrop of the open sea.

Do’s

1. Do put your spoon: To signify that you’re finished, place your spoon and fork next to each other on your plate. Place your chopsticks on the chopstick rest to signify that you are finished eating.
2. DO cross your legs only by putting one knee over the other.
3. DO give a slight bow for older Chinese people
4. DO expect to be given a small bowl and towel if eating at a Malay home. It’s for washing your hands.

Dont’s

1. DON’T give something made of leather to a Hindu as a gift
2. DON’T give frangipani if you wish to give flowers. They are for funerals
3. DON’T touch someone’s head. The head is considered sacred.
4. DON’T stay for more than an hour after the meal ends, if dining with Indians.

1. Komala Vilas Restaurant (Veg)
2. Swaad Pure Veg Restaurant
3. Kailash Parbat Restaurant
4. Udipi Ganesh Villas (Veg)
5. Swaad – The art of pure veg food. (Pure Veg)