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A Trip to Singapore

Singapore is a little island in Southeast Asia - often fondly referred to as the ‘Little Red Dot’ - that is fast rising on the economic ladder, despite its small size. A bustling metropolisknown for its spotless and pristine streets, lush and plentiful greenery as well as the imposing skyline, Singapore is a top tourist destination and often the first transitional stop into Asia for foreigners, due to its easy accessibility and English-speaking populace.

Carriers flying from India to Singapore are Jet Airways, Singapore Airlines, Scoot, Air India, Silk Air, Druk Air, IndiGo, Tigerair. Other airlines flying to Singapore are Emirates, Bangkok Airways, Korean Air, Malaysia Airlines, Asiana Airlines, China Airlines, AirAsia, Oman Air, Air Mauritius, Cathay Pacific, Thai AirAsia, Saudia, Thai Airways, Air China, Finnair, Qatar Airways, China Eastern, Myanmar Airways International, Etihad Airways, China Southern ,Myanmar National Airlines, Sri Lankan Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways, Malindo Air, Mihin Lanka ,ANA, Japan Airlines.

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Before you fly to Singapore

Prior to beginning your much-awaited trip to Singapore, here are a few things to keep in mind.

Domestic travel between cities

Singapore’s public transportation - like many other facilities in Singapore - is considered one of the best in the world. The most convenient and fastest way of getting around is via the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT). Public buses are also plentiful and offer relatively inexpensive fares. For those in a hurry, taxis can usually be flagged off the street with relative ease.

Visa for Indians flying to Singapore

Indian nationals entering Singapore should apply for a visa online. Prerequisites for a visa include a valid passport, recent photographs and other relevant documents. For more information, refer to Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.

Best time to visit Singapore

Singapore has a hot and humid weather throughout the year. However, from November to January, the temperature cools down due to the presence of the Northeast Monsoon and the mercury levels stay at an average of 25 °C. You can also expect plenty of rain during this time. Celebrated in January, the Chinese New Year is a major festival in Singapore.

Time and weather difference between India and Singapore

While comparing time zones, Singapore is 2 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India. The country has a tropical rainforest climate, accompanied by high temperatures and high humidity. There are no distinct seasons and the weather is hot and humid for most time of the year.

Currency and exchange rates between India and Singapore

1 Singapore Dollar (SGD) is equivalent to approximately 48 Indian Rupees (INR). However, do keep in mind that the cost of living is higher in Singapore.

Culture and important information to know before you fly to Singapore

Singapore has a diverse and cosmopolitan culture. The people of Singapore are hard-working and polite, with a broad-minded approach towards different cultures. The country has a flourishing Indian community and Indian tourists will certainly feel at home. Here are some tips to remember before you start your journey to Singapore.

• Do not litter in public spaces, otherwise, you will be fined. Singaporeans are very particular when it comes to cleanliness.
• Chewing gums are banned in Singapore.
• Do not smoke in public.
• Do not eat or drink, while using public transport.
• Address people using Mr., Ms. or Mrs. followed by the surname.
• While conversing with the locals, do not bring up religion or politics.

Things to do in Singapore

When you’re in Singapore, there is no shortage of activities to enjoy. Treat yourself to sinful local gastronomic delights at reasonable prices. Gaze pensively at the imposing skyline as you relax in the world’s highest swimming pool, sitting 57 stories above ground in the beautiful Marina Bay Sands hotel. Visit local heritage sites such as the Chinatown Heritage Centre or the Malay Heritage Centre for a deeper understanding of how this little country with its multitude of different peoples came to be such an economic powerhouse today.

With its year-long sunny warmth, Singapore is also the perfect place to kick back, relax and just enjoy a long lazy bask in the sun. Head over to Sentosa, a top island resort in the country, for just that and more - loosely translating as ‘peace and tranquility’ in Malay, Sentosa offers gorgeous white sandy beaches, a Universal Studios theme park, indoor skydiving facilities, a butterfly and insect park, the majestic statue of the Merlion and many, many more.

NOTE: All the above information is correct as of 4th October 2016.

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