Flights to singapore
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Cheap Flights to singapore
Overview
Much more than its uncountable attractions and entertainment options, Singapore is one of the most exciting tourist destinations in South-East Asia. Famed as “The Lion City” and “The Garden City”, it has put environmentally aware plans into effect and maintained its lush gardens, parks and “Supertrees”.
Filled with people passionate about creating something new, Singapore city is constantly re-imagining, evolving, and reinventing itself. This melting pot, Singapore has unique neighbourhoods shaped by Indian, Malay and Chinese influences. Each year, various celebrations such as Muslim festival of Hari Raya Puasa in June, the Chinese New Year and Indian festival of lights Deepawali on October, thousands of tourists book cheap flights to the island of Singapore to gain experience of their lifetime.
It is quite impossible to beat Singapore if you are seeking an ideal island destination to spend your holidays with family, a romantic getaway, a sightseeing tour or simply a fun-filled shopping trip. A vast array of museums, shops, galleries, humble and friendly locals, soothing tropical climate and numerous attractions - Singapore has something or the other for everyone.
Climate
With the warm and super-humid weather, Singapore is a great place for those who love to bask in the sun on shimmery beaches. At night, the temperature cools down a bit, but in the daytime, it ranges from 79 to 86 degrees F.
Best Time to Visit
The peak season in Singapore ranges from around July to September as from November to January, there is a tropical climate i.e. the monsoon season. For fewer crowds, soothing atmosphere and cheap fares, plan your trip between February and April.
Travel Information
Language: English, Mandarin
Currency: Singapore dollar
Local time: GMT +8
Avg. Flight Time: 13h 10m
Singapore Attractions and Activities
1. The Fabulous Green Spaces
However, Singapore is the second-most densely populated city followed after Monaco, almost half of the island is filled with lush green. This city has a maximum number of green spaces (eco-attractions) than any other in the world. The Jungles of Pulau Ubin and Botanic Gardens are amongst a few ones who lead to the River Safari at Singapore Zoo and the Bay Gardens.
2. Exceptional Shopping
Visitors who love shopping and discounts, visit Singapore in mid-June to July for eye-popping sale - prices are extremely low in all stores and shops on the island, comprising Dover Street Market, Orchard Road, Bugis Street and Haji Lane.
3. It's a Hotbed of Creativity
In this beloved city, culture, creativity, art and music are taken seriously, especially masterpieces designed or created by world-famous artists. Music lovers delight in events such as Neon Lights in November, Ultra Music Festival in September and Jerome's Laneway Festival in January.
4. The Iconic Skyline
The iconic skyline of Singapore is famous all over the world. The highest skyscrapers comprise of Republic Plaza and One Raffles Place whereas some of the new builds like Marina Bay Sands towers add a touch of elegance to the city as well.
Airlines Operate Flight to Singapore
- British Airways
- Qantas Airways
- Singapore Airlines
- Emirates
- Etihad Airways
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Singapore - 13h 10m
- Manchester to Singapore - 13h
- Newcastle to Singapore - 15h 5m
- Birmingham to Singapore - 14h 50m
- Glasgow to Singapore - 15h 40m
- Edinburg to Singapore - 15h 10m
- Belfast to Singapore - 15h 20m
Distance to the City Centre
Most travellers land at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) which is about 16 miles from the CBD.
Transport from Singapore Airport
To reach most parts of Malaysia, train service is quite common - visitors take a shuttle train to the Woodlands Checkpoint and reach their desired location. Those who consider driving a car, there are two land crossings - from Tanjung Kupang and Johor Bahru. The roads heading towards the city are well signposted, making them safe and secure for drivers. Pay around S$33-55 per ticket of a bus to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur and enjoy the scenery like nowhere.
Visa Requirements for Singapore
No visa is required to enter Singapore but do remember to carry sufficient funds, a valid passport and confirmed return flight ticket, if applicable.
Tips for your stay in Singapore
- Avoid spending money on costly guidebooks for Singapore. As exploring the city is easy, you can ask the natives for directions, popular shopping outlets and lively food joints - the locals are quite humble and always ready to help, also they understand English.
- Enjoy boozing early as many pubs and discos in Singapore offer Happy-Hours for party-lovers who doesn’t want to spend much.
- If you are one of those who wish to find pocket-friendly food alternatives, hit the food courts or small restaurants which are cheap as well as offer delectable dishes for your taste-buds.
- Consider flying to Singapore during the “Great Shopping Sale” in case you are a shopaholic but also likes to keep it within your budget. This sale starts mid-year and lasts for nearly a month. When shopping from outlets with “Tax-Free Shopping”, you get the reimbursement of up to 3% on items and service tax only when spending over $300.
- The public transport for travelling within the city is highly recommended as it is cheap and efficient. It costs only $5 per day with SIA Hop-On AC Bus Services for unlimited rides.
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