Joanna James
Singapore is a country that is adored due to several reasons. Although shopping may top all your lists, there would be other reasons that make you count your fingers until the day you can finally land in Singapore. Here's how you can get the best value-for-money experience in this country!
Singapore can be extremely sunny during some parts of the year. The temperature can even hit 30 degrees Celsius, and the humidity levels can also be challenging. This can be okay with you, but it'll not be the same for your small ones. So, before you decide on the dates of your Singapore travel, go through the weather forecasts. You'll be able to expect a pleasant tour then.
This fact does not apply if it's a solo trip. But, if you are taking your people (be it family members or friends), make sure you plan the tour in such a way that everyone equally enjoys it. You and your siblings will pick all the extreme adventures in Singapore, but your elderly parents will not be so happy to engage in adventures and suffer later on. So, make sure you pick tour itineraries keeping everyone in mind.
Yes, Singapore is not a big country as long as its geographical size is concerned. But, there are many attractions to explore in this small country. So, when you are going through accommodation options, make sure you opt for a hotel such as Grand Park City Hall, which provides easy access to almost all the attractions in the city. While you focus on choosing the best luxury hotel in Singapore, pay particular attention to its location as well.
Singapore is a country that has some surprising laws. Chewing gum is a big No-No in Singapore, and if you get caught, you are going to get fined. You can't also smoke in public places because it's prohibited by law. Once you get caught, the fact that you were not aware of these rules won't keep you away from being heavily fined. So, it's always wise to know about these restrictions before you go there.
No matter when you go, attractions in Singapore such as the SEA Aquarium and Singapore Flyer will always be crowded and have big queues. So, why not try to save your time and energy by booking tickets online in advance? If you are going on a holiday package, let your trip planner do that for you.
As mentioned before, Singapore is not a huge country. But, having said that, it should also be mentioned that some of its major attractions are located on opposite sides of the country. So, don't spend money on taxis because you have plenty of buses and the MRT to serve you in Singapore.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
