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105. Kranji War Memorial

10 km from city center

Historical Site

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

The Kranji War Memorial, located at Kranji suburb of Singapore, commemorates the men and women from the Commonwealth who had lost lives during their service in the Second World War. The calm and beautiful cemetery has more than 4,400 white gravestones lined up in rows on the cemetery's slope, honouring men and women from Australia, Britain, Canada, India, Malaya, Netherlands, New Zealand and Sri L (Read More)anka.

3.7 /5

7 km from city center

Commercial Street

Located in : The Quays

The largest wharf in Singapore, followed by Boat Quay and Clarke Quay, Robertson Quay has always been the centre of nightlife for Singapore. This giant 50-hectare place is about 1.5 km south from the mouth of the Singapore River and ends near Kim Seng Bridge. Robertson Quay is a lively place for all to visit and take in the cultural mix up. With a large array of shopping malls, hotels, chic cafes, (Read More) and activities littering the quay and its surroundings, Robertson Quay is definitely the perfect place to spend a luxurious and relaxing evening.

Tours starting from
₹4,035

4.6 /5

8 km from city center

Museum

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

Trace the history of life on earth at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, a museum of natural history housed at the Kent Ridge Park campus of the prestigious National University of Singapore. This comprehensive museum possesses a catalogue of over 560,000 specimens, including the Raffles Natural History Collection.

3.6 /5

6 km from city center

Historical Site

Located in : Northern And Central Singapore

The Former Ford Factory is a historic site and the venue of a permanent World War II exhibition, located at Upper Bukit Timah Road. Built in 1941 as an automobile factory, the building gained importance as it was the site of British surrender to the Japanese during World War II, in 1942. This national monument is an ideal location for history buffs and tourists to learn about Singapore’s colonial (Read More)history, and how the Japanese occupation changed the landscape of the country.

2.5 /5

8 km from city center

Bridge

Standing at the height of thirty-six metres above Henderson Road, the Henderson Waves Bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge of Singapore. Take a walk along this engineering marvel to relish a panoramic view of Singapore skyline and the lush greenery enveloping the bridge. It is illuminated with bright, psychedelic lights till 2.00 AM, rendering a different charm altogether.

Tours starting from
₹7,074

3.6 /5

7 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located in : Kampong Glam

Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple is one of Singapore's major Buddhist temples, located at the Waterloo Street. Dedicated to Kuan Yin or Avalokitesvara, the Goddess of Mercy, devotees believe that they are blessed after worshipping at this temple, which makes it important to the Chinese community living in Singapore. Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple is also very popular for its divination predictions, wh (Read More)ich are claimed to be highly accurate.

3.6 /5

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

The 9-hectare HortPark, part of the Southern Ridges in Singapore, is garden resource centre which is said to be the first one-stop-shop gardening lifestyle hub in Asia. This beautiful park brings together the educational, recreational and gardening-related activities under a single roof. HortPark is a go-to place for gardening enthusiasts, families and community groups with interest in the environ (Read More)ment.

3.6 /5

6 km from city center

Located in : Orchard Road

Breathtaking architecture, quaint shophouses and beautiful heritage buildings make Emerald Hill Road one of Singapore's hidden gems. The tree-lined boulevard with trendy bars and terrace houses (which Emerald Road is most famous for), makes for a picture postcard neighbourhood - a verdant stretch standing in stark contrast to its immediate neighbour, Orchard Road, which is one of Singapore's main (Read More)shopping areas, always full of hustle and bustle.

3.6 /5

18 km from city center

Village

Located in : Eastern Singapore

Changi Village is a marvel among all the waterfront stops in Singapore. Located at the Northern side of Changi which itself is situated towards the eastern end of Singapore, this village exudes a unique charm with white shorelines decorated all through with coconut palms. Access to the beach, good food, sanctuaries and nature make Changi Village ideal for a tranquil day-out.

3.6 /5

6 km from city center

Landmark

Istana, meaning 'Palace' in Malay, is the office and official residence of the President of Singapore and the working office of the Prime Minister of Singapore. The grand, whitewashed, neoclassical building is set in 16 hectares of ground on the Orchard Road. Built by the British between 1867 and 1869, There is a very eventful changing of guards on the first Sunday of every month which is the best (Read More) time to visit Istana.

4.2 /5

9 km from city center

Historical Site

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

Built upon a quiet grassy knoll of Bukit Chandu in Singapore, Reflections at Bukit Chandu is a small, interactive museum and heritage centre recounting the fierce 1942 Battle of Pasir Panjang (against the Japanese in Singapore during World War II). It is filled with interactive exhibits, artefacts, audio and video recordings, and wax mannequins depicting the battle and paying tribute to the 42 bra (Read More)ve soldiers of the Malay Regiment, many of whom lost their lives during the Second World War. A must-visit for those interested in military history.

3.5 /5

6 km from city center

Shopping

Located in : Little India

The Little India Arcade is a bustling shopping centre nestled in the heart of Little India. The vibrant and chaotic winding alley has a collection of 20th-century shophouses selling jewellery, silverware, silk sarees, handicrafts, traditional Indian clothes and souvenirs.

Tours starting from
₹4,707

3.5 /5

8 km from city center

Historical Site

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

Gillman Barracks, once the house of the British Army, is a centre of contemporary arts in Singapore. The arts cluster is home to international art galleries, restaurants and the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, part of the prestigious Nanyang Technological University. These services are all found in the well-maintained colonial barracks found at the site. One can marvel at the elegant blend of the (Read More) colonial architecture of Gillman Barracks and the buildings with the ever-evolving arts sphere of the modern world.

4.2 /5

10 km from city center

Garden & Park

Labrador Nature Park, also known as Labrador Nature Reserve, is a 9-km long trail of greenery along the Southern Ridges of Singapore. With its rich history and picturesque setting, the nature reserve is blessed with nature trails, heritage ruins and a seaside promenade. Labrador Reserve is home to more than 70 species of birds and animals along with historical relics of the Second World War and th (Read More)e Labrador Secret Tunnels, making it ideal to visit for bird-watchers, shutterbugs, joggers, nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

4.7 /5

6 km from city center

Temple

Located in : Little India

The Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple is a Hindu place of worship located along Serangoon Road in Little India. A shrine to Lord Vishnu, the Hindu God of Preservation, this temple is known for its magnificently ornate 20-metre-high Gopuram (entrance tower) which depicts the various incarnations of the deity.

4.3 /5

15 km from city center

Museum

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

The Chinese Heritage Centre is an autonomous institute of the prestigious Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, located in the historic Administration Building of the same. The centre includes a library, research centre and a museum with the building being a landmark reputed to be the only university created by the Chinese people living outside China. The tourists find it pleasant to (Read More)stroll in the Yunnan Garden and stop by the beautiful Nantah Lake apart from looking at the unique architecture of this university building.

3.4 /5

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

Lying between the exuberant Mount Faber Park and Vibrant HortPark of the Southern Ridges of Singapore, Telok Blangah Hill Park is a calm, peaceful getaway to enjoy nature with a view. On one end of Telok Blangah Hill Park is the well-known Henderson Waves, which is a 274 metre long and 36-metre high undulatory structure with unique curved metal ribs, and on the other end is the Forest Walk which i (Read More)s a 1.3-kilometre long metal pathway offering breathtaking, bird-eye views of the forest below.

3.4 /5

8 km from city center

Bridge

Located in : Colonial District

One of the oldest and most recognizable bridges in Singapore, the Cavenagh Bridge is also the only suspension bridge which spans the lower reaches of the Singapore River. Completed in 1869 and built to celebrate 50 years of the founding of Singapore by Raffles in 1819, the Cavenagh Bridge was one of the first suspension bridges in all of Southeast Asia. Today, the bridge stands as a major tourist (Read More)attraction, which people love to visit to enjoy a peaceful walk in solitude or to simply stand and watch the ferries pass by.

Tours starting from
₹4,107

3.3 /5

5 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located in : Northern And Central Singapore

Lian Shang Shuang Lin Monastery known earlier as the Siong Lim Temple is a Buddhist monastery based at Toa Payoh, Singapore. The serene monastery consisting of seven different floors that are topped with a gold Pagoda and bears a likeness to the 800-year-old Fujian temple, Shanfeng. This breathtaking temple monastery out as a place of worship amidst the concrete haze of the city.

3.3 /5

7 km from city center

Temple

Located in : Kampong Glam

Impossible to miss while visiting Waterloo Street, the colourful Sri Krishnan Temple is a Hindu temple in Singapore dedicated to Lord Krishna and his consort Rukmini. Initially established as a tiny shrine under a banyan tree, the temple today comprises of a large prayer hall and a massive four-storeyed annexe, contained within a 1008 square metre compound. Standing in close proximity to the Kwan (Read More)Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, Sri Krishnan Temple draws pilgrims and tourists from various religious and ethnic backgrounds.

3.3 /5

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

The Kent Ridge Park is a sprawling 47-hectare park situated at Kent Ridge, between the Singapore Science Park and the National University of Singapore. It is one of the declared eleven sites of the Second World War in Singapore along with being one of the four primary bird-watching sites in the Lion City. Kent Ridge is popular among nature lovers, bird watchers and fitness enthusiasts owing to its (Read More) well-paved landscape teeming lush vegetation and diverse wildlife.

3.3 /5

14 km from city center

Cultural Village

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

The Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is a pottery studio and home to the oldest surviving dragon kiln in Singapore, located near Jurong Eco Park in West Singapore. Built in the 1940s, this studio hosts regular workshops for the whole family on pottery, archery, soap making, painting, and the art of wood-firing. Set in a quiet, rustic atmosphere, Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is well worth a visit for anyone (Read More)who wants to experience what Singapore used to be like before the trend of development and industrialisation set in.

3.3 /5

7 km from city center

Mosque

Located in : Little India

Abdul Gafoor Mosque is one of Singapore's most important mosques located in Little India. Gazetted as a protected national monument, it showcases an eclectic mix of Southern Indian, Victorian and Moorish architectural styles. A major highlight is a sundial crowning the main entrance. Each of its 25 rays is decorated with Arabic calligraphy denoting names of 25 prophets.

3.3 /5

11 km from city center

Temple

Located in : Eastern Singapore

Located at Ceylon Road in Singapore, the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple is a 150-year-old Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The temple is most famous for the four granite structures depicting Lord Ganesha in 32 poses. This was the successful work of 20 Indian artisans who spent 20 years on this masterpiece.

3.3 /5

6 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located in : Little India

Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple is a Buddhist monastery situated at Singapore' Little India. Known for housing one of the tallest Buddha statues, it is also popular as the "Temple of Thousand Lights". The 15 feet high statue and the architecture of the temple are known to be influenced by Thai, Indian, and Chinese styles.

4.8 /5

6 km from city center

Temple

Located in : Little India

Sri Vadapathira Kaliamman Temple is a Hindu Temple located on 555 Serangoon Road of Little India. It is dedicated to Vadapathira and Kaliamman deities, the female counterpart to the Brihadeeswarar Temple located in Thanjavur of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

Tours starting from
₹2,495

4.5 /5

5 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : Northern And Central Singapore

Chestnut Nature Park is the largest national park in Singapore, located on the eastern end of Chestnut Avenue near Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Spread over a whopping 81 hectares, the Park is home to meticulously set-up exclusive walking, hiking, and mountain biking trails. The only nature park in Singapore with separate trails for these activities, Chestnut Nature Park is also known for its (Read More)rich biodiversity, making it a great location for photographers, bird lovers, nature enthusiasts, and families.

3.2 /5

8 km from city center

Historical Site

The Arts House is a venue for literary, performing, and visual arts located at Old Parliament Lane, Singapore. Known to the locals as the Old Parliament House, the Arts House occupies the 200-year-old building that housed Singapore’s first parliament. Now a gazetted national monument, this space presents a brilliant juxtaposition of colonial architecture, historically significant venues, and the p (Read More)erforming arts.

3.2 /5

8 km from city center

Historical Site

An architectural marvel, the Old Hill Street Police Station is a famed neo-Renaissance building of the former police station in Singapore. Located in the Central Area of Singapore's Central Business District, the building is popular for the techni-coloured shutters - the 927 painted windows with an array of radiant colours is a popular spot among photography enthusiasts and art lovers. Formerly MI (Read More)CA Building, the Old Hill Street Police Station houses a string of well-known commercial art galleries.

3.1 /5

20 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located in : Eastern Singapore

The Loyang Tua Pek Kong is a multi-religious temple in Singapore, hosting three varied religions under a single roof - Hinduism, Buddhist and Taoism. En route Changi Village, this all-faith temple even has a shrine dedicated to Datuk Kung, a Malay mystic saint. Epitomizing the cosmopolitan soul of Singapore, Loyang Tua Pek Kong houses a 2-metre tall statue of Lord Ganesh, believed to the tallest i (Read More)n the country. Marvel at the intricate wooden carvings and hundreds of dazzling sculptures of different deities.

3.1 /5

7 km from city center

Temple

Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, on Tank Road, is one of Singapore's most beautiful and vibrant temples. Completed in 1859, it is also one of the oldest. Since the temple was built by the Nattukkotai Chettiyar community, who were Shaivas or worshipers of Lord Shiva, the temple is also often called Chettiyar's Temple. It is constructed in Dravidian, or South Indian style of architecture, whose highlight (Read More) is the colourful roof, or the gopuram. The interior of the temple is large and spacious. The pillars and a part of the ceilings are done in a beautiful golden colour. The magnificence, and vibrancy of the temple led it to be gazetted as a National Monument in October 2014.

4.3 /5

7 km from city center

Art Gallery

The Singapore Tyler Print Institute is a renowned international space for artistic experimentation in contemporary art through print and paper mediums. Located next to National Gallery Singapore and Singapore Art Museum, the STPI or Singapore- Creative Workshop & Gallery is an ideal place for such tourists that have a creative bent of mind and love exploring the world of art. It’s a non-profit ent (Read More)ity that is dedicated to offering support to budding artists in creating modern artworks as well as to offer expertise in areas like printing.

3.1 /5

7 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

Capitol Theatre, also known as Kyo-Ei-Gekijo, is situated in the heart of Singapore’s civic district. It is a historic cinema and theatre which was designed by Richard Meier and Partners and is known to become South-east Asia’s largest single-screen cinema. The Capitol Theatre in Singapore is an epicentre of creativity which hosts several theatre and dance productions.

3.1 /5

6 km from city center

Temple

Located in : Little India

Leong San See Temple is a Buddhist place of worship located in Little India. First built in 1926, this shrine is dedicated to Guan Yin or Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, the Goddess of Mercy. Literally translating to ‘Dragon Mountain Temple,’ it is famed for its intricate, ornate roof carvings and serene locale.

Tours starting from
₹2,495

4.5 /5

9 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

The sacred Taoist temple Siang Cho Keong Temple, sitting in a quiet corner off Amoy Street in Singapore, was established in 1867 by the local Hokkien Community. Formerly known as Zhi Yun Miao, the humble sanctuary was built on its chosen site because it was said to have good feng shui, with a sea in front and a hill behind this holy structure, and it has stood there ever since. The Siang Cho Keong (Read More) Temple is usually overlooked by many since it does not draw a lot of attention as compared to the other Chinese temples in Singapore. However, it can be considered as one of the most underrated temples in the Lion City.

2.5 /5

8 km from city center

Landmark

Located in : Chinatown

One of the best hawker centres (food court) in Singapore, the Maxwell Food Centre is located at the culturally rich area of Chinatown. Catering to gastronomes from around the world, it is the place to go for savouring authentic Singapore street food.

Tours starting from
₹4,707

2.5 /5

6 km from city center

Fairs & Festivals

Located in : Chinatown

Synonymous with bright colours, celebration, revelry, sheer joy, and love; the Chinese New Year is undoubtedly one of the most important festivals celebrated in Singapore. Also referred to as the Spring Festival or the Lunar New Year, it falls on the first day of the first month of the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar and is a time of merrymaking. Being the only festival which calls for a pu (Read More)blic holiday for two consecutive days, Chinese New Year is one of the favourites among the Singaporeans.

2.5 /5

7 km from city center

Fairs & Festivals

Located in : Sentosa Island

Securing the position of one of Asia's biggest beach dance and music festivals, ZoukOut is a two-day event held at Siloso Beach each year. Internationally acclaimed DJs, fun-filled activities, and a whole lot of delicious food are what make this event one of the grandest events across the entire world.

2.5 /5

9 km from city center

Commercial Street

Located in : Eastern Singapore

Singapore may be aptly called the city which never sleeps. A place where sophistication and gaiety run side by side, where sobriety and wildness travel parallelly, where the early bird and the night owl coexist in harmony, Singapore is a mark above the rest. Out of the several places that make up this bustling city-state, the one place that buzzes with excitement and thrill is Geylang. Situated at (Read More) the eastern part of Singapore's central region, this township is home to a majority of the Malay community. Singapore's historical artefacts and topographical maps bear a witness to the fact that the word Geylang was used to signify the coconut plantations and marshlands lying in close proximity to the Kallang River.

Tours starting from
₹6,353

4.5 /5

7 km from city center

Museum

The Singapore Philatelic Museum closed and reopened in December 2022 as the Children's Museum Singapore, on Coleman Street, with the stamp collection sold off in 2024. It is now built entirely around under-12s, with hands-on galleries on Singapore's history and everyday life. Entry is by timed slot and children must be accompanied, so book before you go rather than turning up.

2.5 /5

6 km from city center

Commercial Street

Jalan Besar is a one-way road in Singapore, connecting Kallang to Rochur. Meaning 'wide road' in Malay, Jalan Besar has been increasingly developing as one of Singapore's newest and most popular hipster joints. Earlier known for its rubber factories and industrial plants, Jalan Besar is now popular for delicious cupcakes, seafood, artisanal coffee and even traditional Singaporean food. Alongside t (Read More)hese cafes, the Jalan Besar Stadium also draws many visitors to this area.

Tours starting from
₹10,364

2.5 /5

10 km from city center

Museum

The Intan is an unconventional museum that preserves all things Peranakan over 20 years now. Extremely famous for its signature tea experience, the Intan is concealed in a Joo Chiat Terrace House. Visitors especially come here to witness the Peranakan tea culture which the Intan museum-cum-house perfectly does justice to. It is a must-visit to have a sneak-peek into the grandeur of the heritage an (Read More)d way of living of the Peranakans.

2.5 /5

7 km from city center

Commercial Street

Tiong Bahru is Singapore's hippest neighbourhood with some of the city's most popular food and lifestyle establishments. Built between the 1930s and 50s, comprising grid-like streets of whitewashed, three-storey, spiral-staircase apartments, this was the country's first public housing project. A few buildings are architecturally unique for looking like aeroplane wings. The area doesn't only have c (Read More)afes and restaurants, but also amazing bookshops, patisseries, spas, and art galleries! Enjoy some amazing food, offbeat shopping, a yoga session, or even a grooming session, while having a taste of the culturally rich, traditional Singapore. Tiong Bahru is one of Singapore's most characterful neighbourhoods, a favourite amongst locals and tourists, alike.

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₹4,035

8 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Well known as Wak Hai Cheng Bio, Yueh Hai Ching Temple is one of the oldest Taoist places of worship in Singapore. Located in Raffles Place in the heart of Singapore’s central business district, the temple is dedicated to Xuan Tian Shang Di and Tian Hou Sheng Mu, and is also known as the 'Temple of Love'. Yueh Hai Ching Temple has a mesmerising asymmetric layout that reflects Chinese architecture (Read More)with immense Taoist influence making it a must-visit for people who love exploring ancient architecture or have a spiritual bent of mind.

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₹4,035

5 km from city center

Garden & Park

Singapore's Green Corridor is one of the best walking trails in Singapore, steeped in heritage, nature and sunshine amidst its unimpaired paths. A 26-kilometre stretch of railway line that once used to connect the Malaysian Peninsula to Singapore, the trail has now been revamped to give visitors a taste of the natural vegetation and greenery of the country. While parts of the tracks have been remo (Read More)ved to facilitate easy walking, some parts have been kept intact to give hikers a feel of what the track used to be like. Stretching from old Tanjong Pagar Rail Station in the south all the way to the Woodlands Checkpoint in the north, the now-unused line is an uninterrupted stretch of greenery that is used as a jogging track.

2.4 /5

0 km from city center

Fairs & Festivals

Located in : Little India

Celebrated by the Tamil population of Singapore, Thaipusam is a two-day festival dedicated to Lord Murugan - the Hindu God of war and epitomizes youth, power, and virtue. It falls on the day of the full moon during the Tamil month of Thai. Celebration of Thaipusam in Singapore involves early morning prayers, asceticism, self-control, processions and piercings.

2.4 /5

0 km from city center

Fairs & Festivals

Located in : Little India

One of the grandest festivals in India, Deepavali in Singapore is quite grand. As light triumphs over darkness, the Little India of Singapore comes to life with colourful rangolis and vibrant fairy lights. Prior to the grand Deepavali celebrations in Singapore, the streets of Little India are thronged by families for shopping at the many vibrant bazaars lining the stunningly lit up streets.

Tours starting from
₹14,119

4.2 /5

5 km from city center

Farms & Plantations

The Dairy Farm Nature Park is a magnificent nature park located in the Upper Bukit Timah area of Singapore. Spread across a thriving 63-hectare land, it is famous for nature trails, hiking, and the quarry. At the south-western end of the park lies the Singapore Quarry, a relaxing wetland and picturesque spot, serving as a prime spot for freshwater flora and fauna including the critically endangere (Read More)d little grebe bird. Gain knowledge about the changing landscape of the dairy farm and explore the wonders of nature through varied exhibits at the Dairy Farm Nature Park.

2.4 /5

6 km from city center

Shopping

Located in : Little India

Tekka Centre is a colourful hawker market located and a dining landmark in Little India. Housing the biggest 'wet' market of Singapore, this brightly painted building also stores a wide array of products from vibrant Indian clothing to biryani!

Tours starting from
₹5,776

2.4 /5

0 km from city center

Fairs & Festivals

Located in : Little India

Originating in South India, Theemithi or Thimithi is a fire walking festival, celebrated a week-before Diwali. Celebrated in the honour of goddess Draupati Amman or Draupadi, an incarnation of goddess Mariamman, Thimithi is celebrated with big pomp and show at the Sri Mariamman Temple of Singapore.

2.3 /5

7 km from city center

Fairs & Festivals

Singapore International Film Festival is one of the most renowned international film festivals which happens every year around November and December in Singapore. The focus of this film festival is to display internationally acknowledged films and provide them with a global platform. It started in 1987 and has now become the longest-running film festival in Singapore. Running over a period of 11 d (Read More)ays, this film festival reaches to around 100,000 people every year. One must attend the Singapore Film Festival if one is a film fanatic and would want to learn more about film making.

2.3 /5

14 km from city center

Farms & Plantations

Located in : West And Southwest Singapore

Kranji is Singapore's most famous farmland spanning an area of over 600 hectares. The Kranji farms, earlier known as Kranji Countryside, houses over 200 farms, out of which only 18 are open to the public. The Farmer’s Market at Kranji Farms is quite interesting where visitors can learn about fresh farming and interact with local farmers. Surrounded by jungle and wetlands, Kranji is the perfect get (Read More)away for those looking forward to spending some time in the countryside.

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What are the top activities in Singapore?

The top activities in Singapore are Gardens by the Bay Ticket in Singapore, Skyline Luge Ticket in Sentosa, S.E.A. Aquarium Ticket in Sentosa, Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass, ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands Ticket, Adventure Cove Waterpark.

How can I commute within Singapore?

Singapore with its wide range of well-organized transportation system is one of the easiest cities in Asia to get around. The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is one of the quickest and most comfortable ways to commute around the island. The facility begins at 05:30 in morning and runs until midnight. Trains run at a frequency of 2 - 3 minutes during peaks hours and 5 - 7 minutes during non-peak hours. A single trip on MRT can cost from SGD 1.40 - 2.50 plus SGD 1 as refundable deposit. However, if you are planning to stay there even for a week EZ-Link Card is a better option, which can be bought from the customer care counter at station for SGD 10 (SGD 5 non-refundable deposit). Singapore Tourist Pass is an alternative to EZ-Link Card offering unlimited use of bus and train (Costs SGD 10 plus SGD 10 refundable deposit). The TransitLink Guide costing SGD 2.80 from Kinokoniya Bookstore lists all the routes of MRT, buses and areas surrounding MRT stations. Another way of commuting, especially plying on tourists routes, are the Trishaws, which are easily available near Raffles Hotel and just outside the Chinatown Complex. Make sure you use your bargaining skills to get a good deal. One can always check bus departure time for any station online at www.sbstransit.com.sg or download an app - SBS Transit irisê.
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What are the top sightseeing places in Singapore?

The top sightseeing places in Singapore are Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Flyer, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Sentosa Island, Singapore Night Safari.

What are the top shopping places in Singapore?

The top shopping places in Singapore are Orchard Road, Arab Street Singapore, VivoCity.

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169 Places to Visit In Singapore

105. Kranji War Memorial

106. Robertson Quay

107. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

108. Old Ford Factory

109. Henderson Waves

110. Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple

111. HortPark

112. Emerald Hill Road

113. Changi Village

114. Istana

115. Reflections at Bukit Chandu

116. Little India Arcade

117. Gillman Barracks

118. Labrador Nature Reserve

119. Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple

120. Chinese Heritage Centre

121. Telok Blangah Hill Park

122. Cavenagh Bridge

123. Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery

124. Sri Krishnan Temple

125. Kent Ridge Park

126. Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle

127. Abdul Gafoor Mosque

128. Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple

129. Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple

130. Sri Vadapathira Kaliamman Temple

131. Chestnut Park

132. Old Parliament House

133. Old Hill Street Police Station

134. Loyang Tua Pek Kong

135. Sri Thendayuthapani Temple

136. STPI Singapore

137. Capitol Theatre

138. Leong San See Temple

139. Siang Cho Keong Temple

140. Maxwell Food Centre

141. Chinese New Year

142. Zoukout

143. Geylang

144. Children's Museum Singapore

145. Jalan Besar

146. The Intan

147. Tiong Bahru

148. Yueh Hai Ching Temple

149. Green Corridor

150. Thaipusam

151. Deepavali

152. Dairy Farm Nature Park

153. Tekka Centre

154. Thimithi

155. Singapore International Film Festival

156. Kranji Farms

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