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Singapore — Clean, Green & Surprisingly Affordable.

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Everything you need to
know about Singapore.

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Cheapest flight
₹12,500 (DEL)
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Hotels from
₹4,000/night
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Best time
Year-round
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Visa required
Yes (e-Visa)
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Flight time
~5.5 hrs (DEL)
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Budget/day
₹4,000 – ₹12,000

Plan your Singapore trip.

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What to see for free

Gardens by the Bay Outdoor: the Supertree Grove and Cloud Forest exterior are free — stunning at night when the Supertree light show runs at 7:45pm and 8:45pm.

Merlion Park, Marina Bay waterfront walk, Chinatown (Pagoda Street), Little India (Serangoon Road), and the Singapore Botanic Gardens (UNESCO World Heritage Site) cost nothing.

Sentosa Island: the cable car and Universal Studios cost money, but Siloso Beach and the boardwalk are free. Take the Sentosa Express (SGD 4, ₹250) from VivoCity.

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Hawker centres — the real reason to visit

Singapore's hawker centres are UNESCO-listed and arguably the best food culture in Southeast Asia. Chicken rice, laksa, char kway teow, roti prata, and chilli crab (expensive, but mandatory) are the essentials.

Top centres: Maxwell Food Centre (Tian Tian chicken rice is famous but the queue is long — the stall next door is just as good), Lau Pa Sat (evening satay street), Newton Food Centre (tourist-friendly, prices reflect it).

Budget: SGD 5–12 (₹310–750) for a full hawker meal. You can eat exceptionally well in Singapore for ₹500/day on food if you eat like a local.

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Getting around

Singapore's MRT is one of the best metro systems in the world — clean, punctual, air-conditioned and comprehensive. Buy an EZ-Link card at any MRT station (SGD 12 including SGD 7 credit). Single trips cost SGD 0.92–2.50.

Buses fill the gaps the MRT misses. The same EZ-Link card works on buses. Google Maps handles Singapore's public transport very accurately.

Taxis (Grab is the local app) are more expensive than the MRT but not unreasonable by Indian metro standards. Airport to city: approximately SGD 20–30 (₹1,250–1,875).

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How many days you need

3 days covers the highlights: Marina Bay and Gardens (Day 1), Sentosa (Day 2), and Chinatown / Little India / Clarke Quay (Day 3).

4–5 days allows a day trip to Johor Bahru in Malaysia (take the bus, SGD 3 each way — exchange rate is favourable and food is cheaper), plus time to explore neighbourhoods like Tiong Bahru and Katong.

Singapore works well as a stopover from Bali, Bangkok or Sydney — Changi Airport has an incredibly designed transit area including a free city tour for connections over 5.5 hours.

Best prices to Singapore right now.

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Flight
Delhi → Singapore (Non-stop)
Economy · Scoot / IndiGo
₹20,000₹13,499
Flight
Mumbai → Singapore
Non-stop · 5h · Singapore Airlines
₹22,000₹14,999
Hotel
Singapore City Hotel
3-star · Bugis · 3 nights · Near MRT
₹28,000₹19,800
Package
Singapore 4N/5D
Flight (DEL) + Hotel + Transfers · 2 adults
₹88,000₹63,999

Singapore travel FAQ.

Do Indians need a visa for Singapore?
Yes. All Indian ordinary passport holders need a visa — there is no visa on arrival and no visa-free entry. Apply through an ICA-authorised agent such as VFS Global: the government fee is ₹2,100 plus a fixed ₹1,000 agent service charge (from 1 January 2026), processing takes 3–5 working days, and the visa is issued as an e-visa PDF valid for a 30-day visit. Also complete the free SG Arrival Card before you fly. Exception: the 96-hour Visa-Free Transit Facility if you are transiting through Singapore holding a valid visa from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, Germany, Switzerland or New Zealand.
What is the cheapest time to fly Delhi to Singapore?
January–February and June–July typically have lower fares. December is expensive (school holidays and year-end travel). Prices are relatively stable compared to other routes — check fares on Druviq regularly to catch drops.
Is Singapore expensive for Indian tourists?
For accommodation and attractions, yes — Singapore is pricey by Southeast Asian standards. For food (at hawker centres), public transport and some attractions, it is very affordable. The key is to eat at hawker centres, use the MRT, and prioritise the many free attractions.
What is the currency in Singapore?
Singapore Dollar (SGD). 1 SGD ≈ approximately ₹63. Exchange at authorised money changers in Lucky Plaza or Raffles Place — better rates than banks or hotels. Most places in Singapore accept cards including international debit cards.
Can I visit Malaysia from Singapore?
Yes, easily. Johor Bahru (JB) in Malaysia is a 30-minute bus ride from Singapore's Queen Street or Kranji MRT. The Causeway bus costs SGD 3–5 (₹190–315). JB has excellent food, cheaper shopping and the LEGOLAND Malaysia theme park. Day trips are common.

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