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From attractive gardens to island jumping to animal safaris, Singapore is made out of everything that is amazing and is a very famous place in Southeast Asia.  Singapore is offering a lot more beyond delicious cuisines, lavish accommodations and famous shopping hubs which have turned the country into tourists’ paradise. Keeping in mind your preferences we offer customized plans so that you can have the best of your Singapore holidays with us. This colourful island country has a lot of options to travel around and we make sure to give you every bit of it. Our Singapore tour packages are customized as per the requirements of clients and perfect for family trips, solo travelers and romantic getaways. Book with us because our tour packages are not restricted just to the major tourist spots but we also offer a detailed tour of various offbeat spots in Singapore. Enjoy wonderful Sentosa Island, China Town, Little India, Garden of Bay and Singapore Zoo where animals are kept in a friendly environment, you can also interact with them and pet some of them.

CLIMATE OF SINGAPORE 
Singapore is situated near the equator and generally has a tropical climate, with abundant rainfall, high and uniform temperatures, and high moisture all year round. Many of its climate variables, like relative humidity and temperature, do not show large variation every month.

TOURISM OF SINGAPORE

• Sri Mariamman Temple
  Sri Mariamman temple is the oldest shrine of Hindu religion in Singapore. build with Dravidian style, it is located at 244 South Bridge Road, city center in the district of Chinatown. It is declared a historical shrine Due to the historical and architectural significance.
   
• Raffles Landing Site
  Represented by the statuette of Sir Stamford Raffles, this landing site is located in the northern part of Singapore River at Boat Quay within the city District of the Central Area, Singapore's central business district.
   
• The Orchard Road
  The Orchard road is 2 kms long road over populated by amusement and retail. It is one of 0000the prominent site of the tourists in Singapore. It is also known by Tang Leng Pa Sat Koiby or Vaira Kimadam. The Orchard road planning area is also one out of the 55 urban planning area of Singapore.
   
• Universal Studios
  Universal Studios is an amazing theme park located within Resorts World Sensota in the south East Asian region, It is the first theme park based on Hollywood movies in this area. It is perfect place for movie lovers who want to experience the real movie like feel through the wonderfully designed exciting rides and other attractions that can make you feel being a part of blockbusters. Right from the latest and distinctive rides to the specially arranged shows, everything bring the silver screen live.
   
• Singapore Flyer
  Singapore Flyer is named as the observation wheel of Singapore which is situated at a height of 165 metres, it was built in the year of 2008 and consists of 28 air-conditioned cases all of which are intended to make way for 28 passengers.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN SINGAPORE

1) Day out at Singapore Zoo
Singapore Zoo is one of the best zoo of the world. Singapore Zoo is magnificently designed, with globe-spanning wildlife wandering large, natural habitat-like areas. The Great Rift vale (with a cliff-flowing waterfall) is dwelling to Nubian ibexes, mongooses and baboons, while in the Fragile Forest biodome you can climb up to the forest sheltering to check out two-toed sloths and to spot flying foxes and lemurs. Denizens of the Frozen Tundra comprise wolverines, raccoons, , and polar bears while Primate Kingdom is where you’ll spot all types of monkeys – from the colobus to the crested macaque – and get a good look at the zoo’s orangutans during the daily 11 am and 3:30 pm feeding sessions. Head for Cat Country and Wild Africa to see cheetahs, giraffes, lions, zebras, and leopards to the Forest Lodge to spot the rare white tiger. The Rainforest Kidzworld is great for younger kids, with horse rides and a wet play zone with waterslides. 

2) Take a Night Safari
Next door to Singapore Zoo, this wildlife park is only open in the evenings (7:30 pm-midnight). It’s a magnificently strange experience – traveling the footpaths and bridges of the aromatic nighttime jungle and considering the 120 species of nocturnal creatures close up: tigers, fishing cats etc. Electric trams run the perimeter, stopping in several places; it’s worth taking one for the guided tour that’s an admirable introduction to the park. Along the way you may spot some of the antelopes that wander free outside the other animal fields. The 20-minute Creatures of the Night show, held 3-4 times every night, is a big hit with kids, and one of the highlights of the Night Safari is a leisurely walk through the fruit bat field, where you may find yourself face to face with a huge fruitbat, hanging upside down inches from your face and tucking into a chunk of fruit. No flash photography is permitted in the park.

3) Wander around Gardens by the Bay
Innovative botanical gardens with biodomes and Supertrees. Across a pedestrian path from the Marina is one of the most amazing green spaces of Singapore. huge biodomes rise out of the greenery, housing over 800 species of plants from diverse climate regions. There’s huge cacti in the Desert arena, a waterfall flows from a 35 m mountain in the Cloud Forest Dome, while the Flower arena recreates a Mediterranean climate, complete with a prehistoric olive grove. Dotted around the Gardens are different unusual statuettes, including Planet by Mark Quinn – a huge sleeping baby that seems to float in mid-air. Rising above the gardens are 18 Supertrees that look like something out of Avatar, mostly when they’re lit up as part of the Garden Rhapsody sound-and-light stunning every night (7:45-8:45 pm). You can take the OCBC Skyway walk, 22m above the Gardens, that joins 6 of the Supertrees.

BEST TIME TO VISIT SINGAPORE
Although Singapore can be visited during any time of the year, the best time to visit Singapore is from December to June. Months from February to April fall within Singapore's dry season and is usually when the country has the less rainfall, lowest moisture, and the most sunshine.

WHY VISIT SINGAPORE?
Singapore is one of the cleanest place of the world. Singapore is free of unpleasant smells or unsightly litter. Singapore is good for experiencing different types of cuisines. There are many religious places in Singapore. Singapore is full of hundreds of hawker hubs where you can get a tasty meal. Singapore has a large group of restaurants offering cuisines from all over the world. Singapore has a proven record for the best bars in Asia. Singapore is a dream destination for architecture lovers. 

HOW TO REACH SINGAPORE?

• By Rail
  Singapore is linked to Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru and Malaysia by rail with a route to Bangkok.
   
• By Road
  Going from India to Singapore by road is not impossible but will take more time. From India, one has to take the India-Myanmar Friendship road. Then proceed through Thailand via Bangkok to Malaysia. From Malaysia, one can either rent a car or bus to Singapore. Car renting has the advantage of not going through traditions or immigration. There are specially approved taxis from Larkin Bus Terminal in Johor Bahru, the borderline area between Malay land and Singapore. There are state bus services running to and fro the causeway link that links downtown Johor Bahru with Singapore. But traveling by bus has the disadvantage of waiting in line for passport checking and traditions just like airports. Many people wish to have the experience of traveling from country to country by car or by bus, enjoying the days of the journey. It is really a different kind of experience if one is willing to make an effort. But for the normal tourists who simply want to reach Singapore, railway or roadway is not at all a very wise choice to go with. 
   
• By Air
  Changi Airport is one of the best-connected airport of Singapore and is the main centre for international aviation. Chennai to Singapore flights is the cheapest and easiest to go there due to the proximity of the two places.