Singapore – the place for your next vacation

Things to do and places to visit in Singapore

If you’re into traveller, check if your wish-list has Singapore on it. If it does, you’re on the right track. If it doesn’t, we’ll talk a few adjectives to properly describe it. Let’s see – beautiful, diverse, peaceful, vibrant, and now we’ve run out of adjectives to completely describe it.

This short Singapore vacation guide will help you find places to visit and things to do in Singapore. Read on about the city-state and what should you be looking for when you get there.

Known as the Lion City, this city-state is officially called the Republic of Singapore. (Image from Pixabay.com)

Public transport

The public transport in Singapore is organised and inexpensive. Getting to places is going to be a no-brainer.

Taxis

Plenty of taxis can be found around the town.

Trains and buses

You can travel on trains & buses on an unlimited quota using a Singapore Tourist pass. That’s by far the best option – always!

Experience the host of different cultures

Singapore in one of the cultural hubs of the world, and that fact is well observed in form of several localities that you can visit to get a taste of being in different nations, even as you are taking a stroll within the city. No matter what country or nation you come from, outsource your Visa assessment to one of the professional providers, for a care-free Singapore vacation.

 China Town

Singapore is no different from many big cities of the world and gets their own China Town. The narrow streets are full of street hawkers selling you a host of merchandise, teahouses where you can sip on some traditional Chinese tea. Also, you should definitely try ‘char kway teow’ (stir-fried noodles).

 Little India

If you’ve ever been to India (and more specifically to the temples there), you’ll feel at home walking down these streets. This is much more interesting to visit in the evening hours, as that is the prayer (aarti) time, and is a feast for the eyes.

 Arab Street

Arab Street is reminiscent of the beautiful and old Arab culture that’s still safe in the arms of Singapore. You’ll find shopping complexes stocking exquisite merchandise, restaurants serving the taste of the middle-east, and would get to interact with people who’ve preserved and spread the culture in this city.

The Singapore's Changi airport has been voted the world's best for many years by the international travellers. (Image from Pixabay.com)

Treat yourself to amazing food

Singapore naturally has a host of places that treat you to amazing food, with offerings from different cultures and parts of the world. We’ll take a quick swing by:

Killiney Kopitiam

The breakfast that you definitely should have once. Try the Kaya Toast here.

Lau Pa Sat

There’s a lot of Chinese food to be had here, including dumplings, noodles, and most importantly – Satay.

Mellben Seafood

If you dig seafood (and crab at that), try the Chilli Crab here.

A walk to remember

Finally, we’re going to let you in on the places where you can have a walk to tell your friends back home about.

Night Safari

At Night Safari is where the night comes alive. You get to watch the nocturnal creatures up close.

Gardens by the Bay

Visit Gardens by the Bay during the morning time to have a look at flower species from all around the world.

Merlion Park

The iconic Merlion Park is bustling with tourists at the evening, and that’s when you should be there.

So, with this, we wind up the listings for Singapore. We hope that you visit it soon, and get a chance to look at all of these places. Oh, and let us know if you find any other hidden treasures in the city. Happy exploring.

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