Singapore Tours

 Singapore is one of the smallest countries in the world. However, in such a "pocket" country, it has the richest foreign culture. The Chinese style of Chinatown, the colorful colors of Little India, the Middle Eastern characteristics of Kampong Glam, and the European and American style of Holland Village all show the essence of the diverse culture of this immigrant country.

Known as the "Garden City", Singapore perfectly combines the beauty of nature with the modern city. The flowers and plants that can be seen everywhere change the impression that some people have of the city's "steel mud wall". You can set foot on the fun destination Sentosa Island to play countless rides, or you can go shopping on Orchard Road, which has more than 100 shopping malls. The day and night zoo located in the northern rainforest is the first choice for family trips. As night falls, Marina Bay is a good time to take a photo with the landmark Sands Hotel and the Merlion Statue. Catch the world's tallest Aviator Ferris wheel and get a panoramic view of Marina Bay.

When to go

It is suitable to travel to Singapore all year except September. There is little difference in climate throughout the year in Singapore, which is only divided into two seasons: dry season and rainy season. The average temperature is between 23-34℃, and the temperature difference between day and night is not big. March-August: During the dry season in Singapore, the sky is sunny and the temperature often exceeds 30℃. Pay attention to sun protection to relieve heat. Tourists who like to shop can come here from June to July, when it is the shopping discount season, and large shopping malls will attract tourists at a discount. April and July are Singapore’s food festivals. There are food tasting activities at Clarke Quay, Chinatown and many other attractions. Those who want a taste of Southeast Asian food should not miss it. September: Affected by the burning of straw throughout Indonesia, Singapore’s air quality is very poor, haze enveloped, and visibility is low. Tourists who travel need to be prepared for protection. October-February: In the rainy season in Singapore, it rains almost every day, but the duration is not long. As long as you carry good rain gear, it has little effect on travel. Christmas at the end of the year is also a shopping season for shopping malls, and visitors can also experience the tropical Christmas atmosphere. The Lunar New Year is the peak tourist season in Singapore, and hotel prices continue to rise. Some attractions will be closed during the Lunar New Year, visitors need to check the information of the attractions in advance.

Singapore's Four Seasons

Rainy season: December ~ March

Dry season: June ~ September