SINGAPORE TOUR PACKAGES
Complete Travel Guide for Indian Travelers
Explore the dazzling skyline, multicultural heritage, world-class attractions, and impeccable cleanliness of Southeast Asia's most iconic city-state through our Singapore Tour Package offers, specially crafted to suit all kinds of travelers. India Singapore tour packages cover beloved destinations such as Marina Bay, Sentosa Island, Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios Singapore, Chinatown, Little India, Orchard Road, and the historic Clarke Quay. These tours can be customized from short 4-day trips to extended 10-day holidays, suiting families, couples, adventure seekers, and solo travelers alike. Our Singapore honeymoon packages from India allow couples to enjoy romantic getaways with special services including candlelit dinners at Marina Bay Sands, sunset cable car rides, and exclusive Sentosa resort experiences.
Our affordable and premium Singapore holiday packages start at ₹35,999 and may extend to ₹2,00,000 per person depending on the itinerary, hotel choice, and trip duration. Travelers have the convenience of booking from major Indian cities, including Singapore Tour Packages from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kerala. All Singapore travel packages include round-trip flights or private transfers, 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star accommodations, daily breakfast, guided sightseeing tours, airport transfers, and optional travel insurance. Special romantic arrangements are added for honeymooners.
Whether you are planning a cultural visit to the Sri Mariamman Temple and Sultan Mosque, a thrilling adventure at Universal Studios, a relaxing evening cruise on Singapore River, or a stunning stroll through Gardens by the Bay, our Singapore travel packages from India offer something for everyone. With expertly planned itineraries and professional guidance, your journey to Singapore will be truly unforgettable.
Singapore is a city-state of extraordinary ambition, multicultural warmth, and futuristic beauty — making it one of the most exciting travel destinations for Indian tourists. From the iconic Marina Bay Sands skyline to the lush greenery of Gardens by the Bay, the vibrant energy of Orchard Road, and the charming heritage streets of Chinatown and Little India, Singapore offers a unique blend of modernity, culture, and tropical serenity within easy reach of India. With 20+ customizable Singapore tour packages — including budget tours, luxury escapes, group holidays, and special Singapore honeymoon packages — there is something for every traveler.
Our professionally designed Singapore holiday packages cover hotel reservations, guided sightseeing tours, airport transfers, theme park activities, travel planning, and optional visa assistance, ensuring a completely hassle-free experience. Travelers can witness the spectacular Marina Bay light show, explore the world-renowned Singapore Zoo, discover the natural wonders of Jurong Bird Park, or savor extraordinary food from hawker centres and Michelin-starred restaurants alike.
We provide departures for all Singapore vacation packages from major Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Kochi, and more. With professional planning, quality service, and outstanding value, there has never been a better time to explore Singapore.
City & Iconic Landmarks Tours (First-Time Visitors)
Perfect for first-time travelers to Singapore. These tours cover Marina Bay, the CBD skyline, Merlion Park, Chinatown, Little India, and Clarke Quay — the best way to experience Singapore's iconic attractions quickly and comfortably.
Culture & Heritage Tours (History Lovers)
Ideal for those passionate about multicultural history. Visit the Asian Civilisations Museum, Peranakan Museum, National Museum of Singapore, Sri Mariamman Temple, Sultan Mosque, and the conserved shophouse streets of Emerald Hill for an enriching cultural experience.
Family & Theme Park Tours (Kids and Family)
Designed for comfort and fun, featuring Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Singapore Zoo, River Safari, Night Safari, and Jurong Bird Park — a paradise of entertainment and discovery for families.
Luxury & Lifestyle Tours
Designed for travelers seeking premium experiences — Marina Bay Sands Infinity Pool, private yacht charters in the harbour, Michelin-starred dining, luxury spa retreats at Capella Singapore, and personalized butler services for maximum comfort and exclusivity.
Nature & Eco Tours (Nature Lovers)
Targeted at nature enthusiasts looking for immersive green experiences — trekking in MacRitchie Reservoir, exploring the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, cycling through Pulau Ubin island, and discovering the extraordinary biodiversity of Singapore's parks and nature corridors.
Special Season & Event Tours
Chosen by travelers seeking magical seasonal moments — Chinese New Year street decorations in Chinatown, Deepavali light-ups in Little India, the Formula 1 Night Race, and the dazzling Christmas light-up on Orchard Road. Perfect for festive and photography enthusiasts.
Dry Season (February–April)
Warm and sunny with lower humidity; ideal for outdoor sightseeing, theme parks, and garden walks. This is Singapore's most pleasant weather window.
Summer (May–July)
Hot and humid with occasional afternoon showers; excellent for indoor attractions, shopping, and hawker food exploration. Gardens by the Bay and Universal Studios are especially enjoyable.
Monsoon Season (November–January)
The northeast monsoon brings heavy rainfall, particularly in December. Indoor attractions, museums, and shopping malls are ideal during this period. Prices are often lower.
Inter-monsoon (August–October)
Warm and partly cloudy with intermittent showers; comfortable for most outdoor activities and ideal for visiting Sentosa's beaches and resort zones.
Chilli Crab — Singapore's most iconic dish; fresh Sri Lankan crab in a rich, spicy tomato-egg gravy served with fried mantou buns. A must-try at East Coast Seafood Centre.
Hainanese Chicken Rice — Poached or roasted chicken over fragrant ginger rice with chilli sauce and ginger paste; Singapore's unofficial national dish.
Laksa — Spicy coconut-milk curry noodle soup with prawns, fish cake, and cockles; Katong Laksa in the East Coast is legendary.
Char Kway Teow — Stir-fried flat rice noodles with prawns, cockles, Chinese sausage, and bean sprouts in a wok-charred soy sauce.
Satay — Grilled marinated meat skewers served with peanut sauce, onion, and ketupat (rice cakes); best enjoyed at Lau Pa Sat hawker centre.
Roti Prata — Crispy, flaky flatbread served with curry; a beloved Indian-influenced breakfast staple found at hawker centres across Singapore.
Kaya Toast — Crispy toast with coconut jam and butter, served alongside half-boiled eggs and kopi (local coffee); the quintessential Singapore breakfast.
Bak Kut Teh — Pork ribs slow-cooked in a herbal broth; warming, aromatic, and popular for weekend breakfasts.
Durian — The 'King of Fruits'; pungent, creamy, and divisive — a rite of passage for adventurous travelers.
Teh Tarik — 'Pulled tea'; frothy milk tea made by pouring between cups from a height to create a creamy foam — Singapore's beloved everyday drink.
Marina Bay Sands — The iconic triple-tower hotel with the world-famous rooftop Infinity Pool, SkyPark Observation Deck, casino, and luxury shopping at The Shoppes.
Gardens by the Bay — A futuristic garden paradise featuring the towering Supertree Grove, the Cloud Forest with the world's tallest indoor waterfall, and the Flower Dome conservatory.
Sentosa Island — Singapore's playground island with Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, beaches, cable cars, and luxury resorts.
Singapore Zoo & Night Safari — One of the world's best open-concept wildlife parks; the Night Safari is the world's first nocturnal wildlife park.
Chinatown — Historic heritage district with Buddhist temples, hawker food, traditional shophouses, and the vibrant Sri Mariamman Temple.
Little India — Colorful streets filled with flower garlands, spice aromas, sari shops, gold jewelers, and the magnificent Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple.
Clarke Quay — Singapore's famous riverside entertainment precinct packed with restaurants, rooftop bars, nightclubs, and bumboat river cruises.
Merlion Park — Home to Singapore's national symbol; the half-lion, half-fish Merlion statue spouting water against the stunning Marina Bay skyline.
Orchard Road — Singapore's legendary 2.2-km shopping boulevard lined with luxury malls, international brands, department stores, and street food.
Jurong Bird Park — Asia's largest bird park with over 400 species across immersive walk-in aviaries and spectacular bird shows.
Watch the spectacular SPECTRA light and water show at Marina Bay Sands (free, nightly)
Ride the Singapore Cable Car between Mount Faber and Sentosa Island for panoramic harbour views
Explore the Supertree Grove light show at Gardens by the Bay after dark
Experience thrilling rides at Universal Studios Singapore, including Battlestar Galactica and Transformers
Cycle and explore the rustic island of Pulau Ubin for a taste of old Singapore
Take a bumboat river cruise along Singapore River past Clarke Quay and Boat Quay
Explore the hawker centres for authentic local food — Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, Old Airport Road
Visit the ArtScience Museum and explore interactive exhibitions on science, technology, and culture
Shop along Orchard Road and explore the Bugis Street open-air market for souvenirs
Attend a show at the Esplanade — Theatres on the Bay for world-class performing arts
Luxury goods and designer brands from Orchard Road, Marina Bay Sands, and ION Orchard
Singapore Sling cocktail kits and Raffles Hotel merchandise
Peranakan porcelain, batik fabrics, and heritage crafts from Chinatown
Premium electronics and tech gadgets from Sim Lim Square and Courts
Specialty coffee blends, kopi sachets, and local tea from Old Town White Coffee and Tea Chapter
TWG premium teas — Singapore's world-renowned luxury tea brand
Bakkwa (sweet barbecued pork jerky) from Bee Cheng Hiang — a beloved gift
Pandan cakes, salted egg chips, and Tiger Beer merchandise as food souvenirs
The World's Only City-State Island Nation — Singapore is simultaneously a city, a country, and an island — one of only three city-states in the world alongside Vatican and Monaco.
Chewing Gum is Banned — Singapore prohibits the import and sale of chewing gum (except for therapeutic purposes), making it one of the world's most famous regulatory quirks.
One of the World's Greenest Cities — Despite being one of the most densely populated countries, Singapore has over 350 parks and 4 nature reserves, covering more than 10% of the island in greenery.
Changi Airport — Repeatedly voted the world's best airport, Changi features indoor waterfalls, a butterfly garden, movie theatres, swimming pools, and the spectacular Jewel terminal.
A Food Paradise with Michelin Stars — Singapore has the world's first Michelin-starred hawker stall (Hawker Chan), making fine dining accessible at street food prices.
Four Official Languages — Singapore officially recognizes English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil, reflecting its extraordinary multicultural heritage.
One of the Safest Countries on Earth — Singapore consistently ranks among the world's safest countries, with extremely low crime rates and strict law enforcement.
A Global Financial Hub — Singapore is one of the world's top three financial centres alongside New York and London, home to over 7,000 multinational companies.
World-Class Attractions and Constant Innovation
Singapore continually reinvents itself with new attractions. The Jewel Changi Airport's Rain Vortex, the Mandai Wildlife Reserve expansion, the upcoming Singapore Oceanarium, and the continuous development of integrated resorts keep the destination fresh and exciting for repeat visitors.
Exceptional Shopping and Luxury Experiences
From the luxury boutiques of Marina Bay Sands to the vibrant street markets of Chinatown and Bugis Street, Singapore offers one of Asia's finest shopping experiences. Tax refunds on purchases make it even more attractive for international shoppers.
Outstanding Value for Families
Singapore's theme parks, zoos, and family attractions are among Asia's best. Affordable hawker centre dining, efficient public transport, and compact geography make it easy and budget-friendly for families to explore. All major attractions are within easy reach of each other.
World-Famous Food Culture
Singapore's food scene is globally celebrated, from hawker centres with Michelin-starred stalls to rooftop fine dining with panoramic skyline views. The extraordinary multicultural fusion of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan cuisines creates an unmatched culinary landscape.
Easy and Convenient Travel from India
Multiple direct flights connect major Indian cities to Singapore's Changi Airport daily, with flight times ranging from just 3.5 to 6 hours. Indian passport holders enjoy visa-free entry to Singapore for up to 30 days, making it one of the most hassle-free international destinations.
Great news for Indian travelers — Singapore offers visa-free entry for Indian passport holders!
Note: Visa policies are subject to change. Always verify the latest entry requirements with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore before travel. Our Singapore tour packages include up-to-date visa and entry guidance.
Indian travelers can reach Singapore quickly and conveniently from multiple cities.
Key Departure Cities in India
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Kochi, and more.
Arrival Airport
Singapore Changi International Airport (IATA: SIN) — consistently voted the world's best airport, with 4 main terminals and the spectacular Jewel terminal. Located 17 km from downtown Singapore, accessible by MRT, taxi, or private transfer.
Typical Flight Times
Delhi to Singapore: ~5 hrs 30 min (direct)
Mumbai to Singapore: ~5 hrs 30 min (direct)
Bangalore to Singapore: ~4 hrs 30 min (direct)
Chennai to Singapore: ~3 hrs 45 min (direct)
Popular Airlines & Routes
Singapore Airlines — Premium direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad
IndiGo — Budget-friendly direct flights from multiple Indian hubs
Air India — Direct routes from Delhi and Mumbai
Scoot — Affordable options from major Indian cities
Vistara / SpiceJet — Various Indian city connections
Marina Bay Sands is Singapore's most recognizable landmark — three soaring towers connected by a 340-metre rooftop SkyPark. The Infinity Pool perched 57 floors above the city is a bucket-list experience. Below, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands houses over 300 luxury brands, Michelin-starred restaurants, and the ArtScience Museum. The nightly SPECTRA light and water show at the waterfront promenade is absolutely free and unmissable.
This extraordinary 101-hectare garden on reclaimed land is one of the world's most spectacular horticulture attractions. The 18 solar-powered Supertrees soar up to 50 metres high, connected by a treetop walkway with stunning bay views. The Cloud Forest conservatory features the world's tallest indoor waterfall, while the Flower Dome showcases plant collections from five continents. The nightly Garden Rhapsody Supertree light show is magical.
Sentosa is Singapore's dedicated resort and entertainment island connected to the mainland by causeway, cable car, and monorail. Home to Universal Studios Singapore — Southeast Asia's only Universal Studios — as well as S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Trick Eye Museum, and three beautiful beaches. Resorts World Sentosa offers world-class dining, luxury accommodation, and a casino. The island comes alive at night with beach clubs and spectacular shows.
Singapore Zoo is consistently ranked among the world's best, featuring over 2,400 animals in naturalistic, open-concept habitats without cages. The adjacent Night Safari is the world's first nocturnal wildlife park, offering magical tram rides and walking trails through recreated natural habitats. River Wonders (formerly River Safari) features giant pandas and the world's largest freshwater aquarium. The new Bird Paradise has joined to complete the spectacular Mandai Wildlife Reserve complex.
Chinatown's pagodas, incense-filled temples, traditional medicine shops, and bustling hawker centres preserve the heritage of Singapore's Chinese community alongside the magnificent Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore's oldest Hindu temple. Just minutes away, Little India bursts with flower garlands, gold jewelry, textile shops, and the extraordinary Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple — both neighborhoods offer fascinating cultural immersion and excellent photo opportunities.
Clarke Quay is Singapore's most vibrant riverside entertainment precinct, transformed from a 19th-century trading port into a dazzling hub of restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and live music venues. Bumboat river cruises depart from here, passing under colonial bridges to Boat Quay and Marina Bay. The riverside is spectacular at night, with neon reflections on the Singapore River and al fresco dining along the waterfront.
Universal Studios Singapore — Theme Park Thrills
Southeast Asia's only Universal Studios features 24 rides and attractions across seven themed zones including Transformers: The Ride, Battlestar Galactica dueling roller coasters, Jurassic World, and Minion Land. A full-day experience perfect for families and thrill-seekers. Evening shows and seasonal Halloween Horror Nights add to the excitement.
Singapore Zoo Night Safari
The world's first nocturnal wildlife park offers a magical evening tram ride through recreated natural habitats of Asia, Africa, and the Americas, observing rare nocturnal animals in near-natural darkness. Walking trails allow close encounters with fishing cats, leopards, and over 130 species of night-active wildlife. The Creatures of the Night show is a spectacular finale.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck
Ascend to the 57th-floor SkyPark for Singapore's most iconic panoramic view, stretching across the city skyline, Marina Bay, and on clear days, Malaysia and Indonesia. The famous Infinity Pool is reserved for hotel guests, but the Observation Deck delivers equally breathtaking vistas, particularly spectacular at sunset and after dark.
Hawker Centre Food Tour
Singapore's UNESCO-listed hawker culture is best experienced by embarking on a guided or self-directed food trail. Maxwell Food Centre for Tian Tian Chicken Rice, Lau Pa Sat for satay, Old Airport Road for char kway teow, and Newton Food Centre for chilli crab are essential stops on any Singapore food pilgrimage. Meals cost as little as ₹150-300.
Bumboat River Cruise on Singapore River
A traditional bumboat cruise along Singapore River glides past colonial landmarks, colorful shophouses, the Cavenagh Bridge, and the sparkling Marina Bay skyline. Evening cruises are particularly atmospheric, with the city lights reflecting on the water past Clarke Quay and Boat Quay. A romantic and relaxing 40-minute journey through Singapore's history.
Sentosa Cable Car Ride
The iconic cable car journey connects Mount Faber Park on the mainland to Sentosa Island, offering panoramic views of Keppel Harbour, the city skyline, and the Strait of Singapore. The Sky Pass covers both the cable car and a return journey on the Sentosa Line with spectacular aerial views of the resort island's beaches and attractions.
Bird Paradise — New Mandai Wildlife Reserve Addition (2023)
Singapore's spectacular new Bird Paradise, replacing Jurong Bird Park, opened in May 2023 as Asia's largest bird park. It features eight immersive walk-in aviaries housing over 3,500 birds of 400 species in beautifully landscaped habitats, completing the extraordinary Mandai Wildlife Reserve complex.
Mandai Rainforest Resort — Nature Immersion Accommodation (2024)
A new eco-resort adjacent to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve allows guests to sleep surrounded by the sights and sounds of the rainforest, with exclusive early-morning and after-hours access to the wildlife parks for an immersive nature experience unlike any other in urban Singapore.
Singapore Oceanarium — World's Largest Aquarium (Upcoming)
Singapore's next major attraction, the Singapore Oceanarium on Sentosa, is planned to replace S.E.A. Aquarium and become one of the world's largest aquariums. Expected to feature cutting-edge exhibits, deep ocean environments, and conservation-focused experiences upon completion.
Changi Airport Terminal 5 — Mega Expansion
Singapore's Changi Airport Terminal 5, expected to double the airport's capacity upon completion, will be the world's largest single airport terminal, featuring expanded shopping, dining, and the signature hospitality innovations that have made Changi the world's best airport for 12+ consecutive years.
Budget: ₹40,000 – ₹80,000
Covers budget hotels or hostels, hawker centre meals (₹150-300 per meal), MRT public transport, and free/low-cost attractions like Gardens by the Bay grounds, Merlion Park, Chinatown, and Little India. Ideal for backpackers and solo travelers.
Mid-Range: ₹80,000 – ₹1,80,000
Includes 3-4 star hotels near Orchard Road or Marina Bay, major theme park admissions (Universal Studios, Singapore Zoo, Night Safari), guided city tours, and a mix of hawker dining and restaurant meals. Perfect for couples, friends, and small families.
Luxury: ₹1,80,000+
Covers Marina Bay Sands or Capella Sentosa accommodation, private transfers, business class flights, luxury dining at Michelin-starred restaurants, yacht charters, helicopter rides, spa retreats, and exclusive shopping experiences. Tailored for honeymooners and discerning travelers.
Littering or Jaywalking — Singapore enforces strict laws on littering, jaywalking, and public misconduct. Fines can be very steep. Always use designated crossings and dispose of trash properly.
Eating/Drinking on the MRT — Consuming food or drinks on Singapore's MRT trains is prohibited and carries fines. Eat before boarding or after you exit the station.
Underestimating Singapore's Compactness — Singapore is only 50km by 27km. Everything is close, and the MRT reaches virtually every major attraction. Don't overspend on taxis for short distances.
Skipping the Hawker Centres — Many first-time visitors stick to mall restaurants and miss Singapore's UNESCO-listed hawker culture, which offers extraordinary food at a fraction of restaurant prices.
Not Carrying an Umbrella — Singapore's tropical climate means sudden afternoon downpours. A small foldable umbrella is essential year-round, especially during the monsoon season.
Booking Attractions Without Advance Tickets — Universal Studios Singapore, Gardens by the Bay conservatories, and the Night Safari sell out during peak periods. Book online in advance for guaranteed entry and better prices.
Ignoring the GST Refund — Singapore offers a GST Tourist Refund Scheme for purchases above SGD 100 at participating retailers. Don't leave Singapore without claiming your tax refund at the airport.
Not Activating an EZ-Link Card — The EZ-Link stored-value card is the most convenient way to use MRT, buses, and even pay at some hawker centres. Get one at Changi Airport upon arrival.
Everything you need to know about Singapore
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