Singapore Tour Packages

A Singapore tour package from India starts at ₹47,440 per person for 4-5 nights, without return flights. Four to five days is enough to explore Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa and Singapore's food neighbourhoods. Plan 7 nights or more if you want to add Malaysia as an additional country. Singapore is warm and humid throughout the year, with February–April and September–October often offering a good balance of sightseeing conditions and value. Final costs for Singapore packages depend on travel dates, departure city, hotel category, flights and included attractions. Check each package card for the latest price and whether international flights are included.

Singapore is a popular international getaway for Indian travellers, thanks to its short flight times, efficient public transport, English-friendly environment and compact city layout. Since 2014, we've been planning international travel for Indian travellers, with 150,000+ travellers having travelled with us. Our specialists bring deep expertise in Singapore tourism, helping you choose the right neighbourhoods, hotels, attractions and experiences for your trip. Whether you're planning a quick 4-day escape, a family holiday, a couples' getaway or a longer Singapore-Malaysia trip, we can build your Singapore tour package from India around your interests and pace. Choose the experiences, hotels and activities that matter to you while we take care of the planning.

Singapore Packages at a Glance

Detail	Singapore
Starting price	₹₹47,440 per person for 4-5 nights; confirm the live package card before publishing
Return flights from India	Budget approximately ₹20,000–₹40,000, depending on city, season and booking date; verify current fares
Direct flight time	About 5–6 hours from major Indian cities
Recommended length	4–5 days for Singapore; 7 nights or more for a Singapore–Malaysia combination
Potentially better-value months	September–October and February–April, depending on events and demand
Busiest periods	November–January, Chinese New Year and June school holidays
Visa for Indian passport holders	Generally required; apply through an authorised visa agent. Processing times vary; allow several weeks
Currency	Singapore Dollar (SGD); exchange rate changes, so check before travel
Time difference	Singapore is 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of India

Reasons to Visit Singapore

A Singapore holiday brings together the kind of experiences that make planning a trip surprisingly easy. From iconic attractions and vibrant neighbourhoods to great food and smooth connectivity, discover what makes Singapore a favourite for travellers and a destination worth returning to

• A Short Flight: Direct flights from major Indian cities take roughly 5–6 hours, making Singapore an easy fit for a long weekend without feeling like a rushed trip. Direct and one-stop routes run out of Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, with fares typically ranging from ₹18,000–₹32,000* one-way depending on season and how far ahead you book.
• A Simple, Straightforward eVisa Process: Indian passport holders can apply for a Singapore visa online well ahead of travel, with a process that's refreshingly straightforward compared to many other international destinations. It's a big reason Singapore tour packages move quickly once people start comparing options.
• Everything Feels Close By: The efficient MRT network means most attractions sit within a short ride of each other, so a Singapore package rarely wastes a day on transit.
• A City That's Genuinely Clean and Easy to Navigate: English signage, clear public transport, and a low-stress general vibe make Singapore one of the easiest first international trips for families and solo travellers alike.
• Food That's a Destination in Itself: Hawker centres, Michelin-starred stalls, and an enormous range of cuisines mean food alone justifies a longer Singapore tour package.
• Something for Every Kind of Traveller: Universal Studios and the zoo for families, rooftop bars and fine dining for couples, and a genuinely walkable, low-hassle pace for older travellers, a rare combination in one city.
• Short Trips Work Perfectly Well: Four to five days cover Singapore's highlights comfortably, which makes it easy to fit around limited annual leave.
• A Manageable Time Difference: Singapore is 2.5 hours ahead of India, so there's barely any adjustment period once you land.
• Reshaped Around Whatever You're Chasing: A honeymoon with skyline dinners and a Sentosa sunset, a family week with theme parks and the zoo, or a food-and-shopping trip with friends, every Singapore package can look completely different depending on what you want.

*Prices may vary depending on season, timing, and flight type.

It's this combination of ease, food, and skyline views that keeps Singapore tour packages among the most consistently booked international options for Indian travellers, year after year.

Choose the Singapore Package That Matches Your Travel Style

Not every traveller wants the same version of Singapore, so instead of one fixed itinerary, we build from a set of starting points and adjust from there.

Package Type	Best For	What's Included
Singapore Honeymoon Packages	Couples & newlyweds	Skyline-view hotels, private dinners, a Marina Bay Sands infinity pool stay, and a Sentosa sunset cruise.
Singapore Family Packages	Families with children	Family-friendly hotels, Universal Studios and the zoo, interactive museums, and a pace that doesn't exhaust younger travellers.
Singapore Budget Packages	Cost-conscious travellers	Well-located 3-star hotels, group MRT passes, shared city tours; several of our lighter Singapore tour packages start under ₹55,000.
Singapore Luxury Packages	Premium travellers	5-star hotels with skyline views, private guided tours, fine-dining reservations, and premium Sentosa experiences.
Singapore Adventure Packages	Outdoor & thrill-seekers	Cable car rides, Sentosa's adventure park, night safaris, and water sports off the southern islands.
Singapore Group Packages	Friends, families & corporate groups	Coordinated sightseeing, shared transfers, nightlife stops in Clarke Quay, and group-friendly pricing across the trip.
Singapore & Malaysia Packages	Travellers wanting more ground covered	A combined route through Singapore and Kuala Lumpur or Genting Highlands, with transfers arranged end to end.
Singapore, Malaysia & Bali Packages	Multi-destination explorers	Blend Singapore's city energy with Bali's beaches and temples with Malaysia's skyscrapers in one connected Southeast Asia trip.

Every Singapore package here is a starting point, not a fixed route. Add a night safari, swap in Malaysia, upgrade to a Marina Bay view room, or ask for something built entirely around your interests. Our specialists will turn any of these into a Singapore tour package that actually matches how you want to travel.

Top 5 Singapore Itineraries

Whether you want a fast-paced city break or a slightly slower trip with a day trip built in, there's a route here worth a look.

Package	Duration	Starting Price*
3N Singapore Essentials @40k per person	3 Nights	₹37,121 / person
4N Singapore Wonders @50k per person	4 Nights	₹48,670 / person
Singapore 5N : Sooper Hit Holidays @60k pp	5 Nights	₹60,711 / person
Best of Singapore - 5 nights	5 Nights	₹64,481 / person
Singapore and Legoland Escape – 6 Nights	6 Nights	₹94,874 / person

*Prices are indicative and can shift with travel season, hotel category, and how much you customise your itinerary.

Every Singapore tour package on this list can be extended, upgraded, or reshaped, add extra nights, fold in flights, or attach a Malaysia leg to round out your holiday.

How Much Does a 5-Day Singapore Trip from India Cost?

A 5-day, 4-night Singapore trip usually costs about ₹70,000–₹1,10,000 per person including return flights. The final amount depends on your departure city, hotel, season, attraction choices and whether your package includes flights. The estimates below are for planning and should be checked against live fares and supplier prices before publishing.

Part of the trip	Typical cost per person
Pickyourtrail 4-night package	Approximately ₹40,045–₹60,147; confirm current card prices and inclusions
Return economy flights from India	About ₹20,000–₹40,000; verify current fares by city and date
Singapore visa and agent charges	Indicative estimate around ₹3,000; verify current fees
Extra attractions not included in the package	About ₹5,000–₹15,000, depending on tickets selected
Hawker-centre and café meals	About ₹1,500–₹2,500 per day
MRT and taxis	About ₹2,000–₹4,000 for the trip
Travel insurance	About ₹1,000–₹2,500, depending on cover and traveller details

The biggest cost differences usually come from travel dates, hotel location and category, theme-park tickets, and flight availability. Prices can rise during school holidays, festive periods and major events. Tax treatment, including any applicable TCS, depends on the booking and the traveller's circumstances; confirm the current rules before quoting a total.

Sample 4-Night Singapore Itinerary

Four nights gives first-time visitors time for the main sights without changing hotels or rushing between every attraction.

Day	Suggested plan
Day 1	Arrive and check in. Explore Marina Bay in the evening and watch the free Supertree light show at Gardens by the Bay, checking the official schedule before visiting.
Day 2	Explore Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam. Have lunch at Maxwell Food Centre and consider a Singapore River cruise in the evening.
Day 3	Spend the day on Sentosa. Choose Universal Studios Singapore or the aquarium, and leave time for the beach or cable car.
Day 4	Choose the Singapore Zoo or another Mandai attraction; visit the Night Safari if it suits your group and energy levels.
Day 5	If your flight time allows, visit the Botanic Gardens or Orchard Road, then see Jewel Changi Airport before departure.

Book timed-entry attractions in advance during busy periods. The MRT is usually a convenient way to travel between neighbourhoods; journey times vary by route, so check the journey planner. This itinerary is a guide, and opening hours, show schedules and ticket availability should be verified before travel.

Why Book Your Singapore Tour Package With Us

There's more to planning Singapore than picking a hotel near Orchard Road. Timing Gardens by the Bay's light show, sequencing Sentosa's attractions, and matching the right neighbourhood to the right part of your trip all add up fast. That's where a dedicated planning team genuinely helps. We've built Singapore tour packages for honeymooners chasing skyline views, families juggling theme parks and museum time, and groups of friends who want nightlife without losing a slower, food-focused day. Every Singapore package we hand over is meant to feel planned, not thrown together.

Reason	Why It Matters
A team that knows Singapore in and out	Honeymoons, family trips, or food-focused getaways, every itinerary draws on real destination knowledge, not a generic template.
Best Accomodations	Stay in vetted properties across Marina Bay, Orchard Road, and Sentosa, picked for proximity to what you'll actually be doing.
Transparent & flexible pricing	From a lean Singapore tour package to a fully loaded luxury version, add transfers, excursions, and experiences exactly as you like.
Everything folded into one itinerary	Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, Universal Studios, and hawker food tours arranged into a single, well-paced trip.
Complete, start-to-finish packages	Flights, hotels, transfers, sightseeing, and local experiences arranged together instead of a dozen separate bookings.
No-cost EMI options available	Spread the cost of your Singapore package into manageable instalments instead of paying it all upfront.
Visa support included	Get help understanding current Singapore visa rules and required documentation before you fly.
Strong traveller ratings(4.6 star by 8,000+ travellers)	Consistently high ratings from past travellers who've booked Singapore tour packages through our team.
Round-the-clock on-trip support	From a delayed transfer to a last-minute hotel change, our team stays reachable throughout your holiday.
No two itineraries alike	Every Singapore package is rebuilt around your interests, budget, and travel pace, never a fixed, one-size-fits-all route.

Singapore Package or Plan It Yourself?

Singapore is manageable to plan independently: the MRT connects many major sights, and attraction tickets can be booked online. Booking flights, hotels and tickets separately may cost less if you book early and are comfortable managing each reservation. A customised package can simplify coordination by bringing selected hotels, transfers, sightseeing and support into one plan. Compare the full inclusions and terms rather than assuming either option is always cheaper.

Customised package (Pickyourtrail)	Fixed-departure group tour	Planning it yourself
Itinerary	Customised around your dates, hotel preferences and pace	Set dates and route	Fully flexible
Hotels	Choice depends on budget and availability	Usually selected in advance	Book separately
Transfers and tickets	Included only where specified in the quote	Usually coordinated for the group	Arrange each booking yourself
Visa	Visa guidance/support may be available with the package; confirm the service scope	Assistance varies by operator	Apply through an authorised visa agent
Support	Confirm the exact pre-trip and on-trip support included in your booking	Tour manager or group support may be provided	Contact each supplier directly
Price	Depends on hotel, transfers, activities and inclusions	Depends on group size and package inclusions	Can be lower with early booking and flexible choices
Best for	Travellers who want customisation with less coordination	Travellers who prefer a set itinerary and group travel	Confident planners who want control over each booking

How to Compare Singapore Quotes Like for Like

• Compare the total including flights, visa charges, insurance, attraction tickets and any applicable taxes.
• Check the hotel category, location and distance from an MRT station.
• Confirm whether transfers are private or shared and which attraction tickets are included.
• Ask which components are refundable, what change fees apply and when cancellation charges become non-refundable.
• Read the booking terms and get the cancellation and refund conditions in writing before paying.

Cancellation and refund outcomes depend on the specific airline, hotel, activity supplier and booking terms. Before payment, ask your trip planner for an itemised quote and a written breakdown of the applicable cancellation rules; do not assume every component is refundable.

Book a Singapore Package From Your City

We arrange Singapore tour packages departing from cities across India, with flight routing adjusted to wherever you're starting from.

• Singapore tour package from Delhi: Direct flights make Delhi one of the smoothest launch points for a Singapore trip.
• Singapore tour package from Mumbai: Mumbai offers frequent direct connections, suiting both quick getaways and longer stays.
• Singapore tour package from Bangalore: Travellers flying from Bangalore get direct access to Singapore with minimal connection hassle.
• Singapore tour package from Chennai: Chennai's short flight time into Singapore makes it a practical starting point for family trips and first-time visits.

Singapore tour package from Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, and other Indian cities: Every Singapore package can be tailored around your preferred duration, budget, and travel style, regardless of where you fly from.

Singapore Tour Packages by Neighbourhood and Experience

Singapore packs a surprising amount of variety into a small footprint, and a Singapore package can be anchored around whichever part of the city fits your trip.

Area/Experience	Why Visit
Marina Bay	Home to Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and the iconic skyline views, the natural anchor for most Singapore tour packages.
Sentosa Island	Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, and beaches, all connected by cable car and monorail, ideal for family-focused itineraries.
Orchard Road	The city's main shopping strip, lined with malls, department stores, and a wide range of dining options.
Chinatown	Heritage shophouses, temples, and some of the city's best hawker food, offering a quieter, more traditional side of Singapore.
Little India	Vibrant streets, temples, and familiar flavours that give Indian travellers an easy, comfortable cultural touchpoint.
Clarke Quay & Riverside	Riverside dining and nightlife, popular with couples and groups looking for evening energy.

Looking past the obvious landmarks? We also build Singapore tour packages that include Pulau Ubin's quieter countryside, the Southern Ridges walking trails, and lesser-known hawker centres most first-time visitors skip entirely. Ask our specialists about designing something a little different; it's exactly this kind of flexibility that sets our Singapore tour packages apart from a fixed, off-the-shelf itinerary.

Singapore Family Holiday with Kids

A 5-day, 4-night Singapore trip works well for many families when the itinerary includes one main attraction a day and keeps evenings flexible.

Day	Plan for families
Day 1	Arrive, check in and visit Gardens by the Bay in the evening if everyone has energy.
Day 2	Spend the day at Universal Studios Singapore on Sentosa.
Day 3	Choose the aquarium, cable car and beach time on Sentosa, allowing breaks between activities.
Day 4	Visit Singapore Zoo or another Mandai attraction; add the Night Safari only if it suits your children's ages and bedtime.
Day 5	Visit Jewel Changi before departure if your flight schedule allows.

For young children, plan a midday rest and avoid packing several ticketed attractions into one day. Book popular attractions early during school holidays, and choose a hotel with convenient MRT access or a location that reduces daily transfers. Pickyourtrail family options listed by the brand include Singapore family-themed itineraries and the Singapore and Legoland Escape; confirm current package names, prices and inclusions on the live listings.

Singapore Only or Singapore and Malaysia for 6 Nights?

Factor	Singapore only	Singapore and Malaysia
Typical split	6 nights in Singapore	For example, 3 nights in Singapore and 3 in Kuala Lumpur, or 4 nights in Singapore and 2 in Malacca
Pace	More relaxed; time for Sentosa, Mandai attractions and neighbourhoods	Faster; time is needed to transfer between destinations
Getting between destinations	No cross-border transfer	Singapore–Kuala Lumpur can be reached by air or road; actual journey time depends on route, traffic and border queues. Malacca is usually a multi-hour road journey
Costs	Singapore accommodation and dining can take up a larger share of the budget	Malaysia may offer lower hotel and meal costs, but transfers add cost and time
Best for	Families with young children, older travellers and first-time visitors	Couples, friends and repeat visitors who want to see more than one country

For six nights, staying in Singapore is usually the simpler option if you want a slower pace. A Singapore–Malaysia combination is better suited to travellers who value variety and are comfortable spending part of a day in transit. For seven nights or more, Kuala Lumpur, Genting Highlands or Malacca may be worth considering. Check current entry requirements and any required arrival forms for both countries before departure.

Top Experiences Worth Adding to Your Singapore Package

Beyond the skyline, a handful of experiences tend to define what people remember most about the trip.

• Watch the Light Show at Gardens by the Bay: Timing your evening right turns a walk through the Supertrees into one of the best free experiences in the city, a fixture on nearly every Singapore tour package.
• Spend a Day at Universal Studios Singapore: Rides themed around well-known franchises make this one of Sentosa's biggest draws for families.
• Eat Your Way Through a Hawker Centre: Maxwell Food Centre or Lau Pa Sat offer an entire cuisine's worth of options under one roof.
• Ride the Cable Car to Sentosa: A short, scenic ride that turns a simple island transfer into part of the experience.
• Walk Through Gardens by the Bay's Cloud Forest: An indoor rainforest with a man-made waterfall, offering a cool escape from the humidity.
• Explore the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari: Two very different wildlife experiences, one during the day and one entirely after dark.
• Catch the View From Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: The observation deck offers one of the best skyline views in the city, especially around sunset.
• Cruise the Singapore River: A relaxed way to see the skyline from water level, usually built into a longer Singapore tour package.
• Shop and Dine Along Orchard Road: Malls, department stores, and street-level dining make for an easy half-day.
• Visit Chinatown and Little India in One Day: Two very different cultural pockets that pair well together for travellers short on time.

What First-Time Travellers Often Get Wrong

Singapore is genuinely easy to navigate, but a few planning missteps still come up often enough to flag.

• Trying to Cover Too Much in Too Little Time: Squeezing Sentosa, the zoo, Gardens by the Bay, and city sightseeing into two days is tempting, and it usually backfires. 

How we help: We recommend a realistic pace for your trip length, so your Singapore tour package leaves room to actually enjoy each stop.

• Underestimating How Much Sentosa Alone Takes: Sentosa Island can easily eat a full day or more once you factor in Universal Studios, the aquarium, and the beaches. 

How we help: We build Sentosa into the itinerary with enough time, rather than squeezing it into a rushed half-day.

• Booking a Hotel Far From the MRT: A cheaper hotel that's a long walk from the nearest station can quietly eat into both time and comfort in the heat. 

How we help: We choose stays close to MRT stations and key attractions across every itinerary.

• Skipping Hawker Centres for Restaurant Dining Only: Some first-time visitors stick entirely to hotel and mall dining, missing out on some of the city's best food. 

How we help: We build at least one hawker centre visit into every Singapore package by default.

• Not Checking Gardens by the Bay's Show Timings: Missing the light show timing can mean an evening at the Gardens without its signature moment. 

How we help: We flag exact show timings when planning your Singapore tour package so nothing gets missed.

• Overlooking Malaysia as an Add-On: Many first-timers stick entirely to Singapore, missing an easy extension into Kuala Lumpur or Genting Highlands. 

How we help: Depending on your trip length, we suggest a Malaysia extension so your Singapore trip feels like more than a city-only visit.

Practical Information for Indian Travellers

A few essentials worth knowing before you lock in your Singapore tour package.

Topic	Details
Singapore Visa Requirement	Indian passport holders generally need a visa for tourism, applied for online in advance through an approved agent or the eVisa system.
Required Documents	Valid passport, confirmed flight itinerary, hotel bookings, and proof of sufficient funds for your stay.
How to Reach Singapore From India	Direct flights connect most major Indian cities to Singapore, typically taking 5–6 hours depending on departure city.
Currency	Singapore Dollar (SGD). Approximate exchange rate: 1 SGD ≈ ₹62 (subject to change). Cards are widely accepted across the city.
Travel Insurance	Strongly recommended to cover medical emergencies, delays, lost baggage, and unexpected trip changes.
Language	English is an official language and widely spoken, alongside Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil.
Time Difference	Singapore is 2.5 hours ahead of India.

Singapore Visa for Indians

Rules last checked: 13 October 2026. Visa requirements and processing arrangements can change. Confirm the latest instructions on the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) website and the High Commission of Singapore in New Delhi before applying.

Step	What to know
Do Indian passport holders need a visa?	Indian ordinary passport holders generally need a visa for tourism; do not assume visa-on-arrival is available.
How to apply	Apply through a Singapore-authorised visa agent. Ask Pickyourtrail whether visa assistance is included in your specific package and what the service covers.
Processing time	Processing time varies. Allow several weeks before travel; the often-quoted 3–5 working days is not guaranteed and should be verified with the authorised agent.
When to apply	Start at least 2–3 weeks before departure, and earlier during busy travel periods.
Fee	The Singapore government visa processing fee is commonly stated as S$30, with an additional agent service fee. Verify the current total with the authorised agent before applying.
Documents	Requirements can vary. Commonly requested items include a passport with at least six months' validity, completed Form 14A, a recent photograph and supporting travel documents. Confirm the current checklist with the agent.
Before arrival	Most travellers need to submit the SG Arrival Card within three days before arrival, subject to current ICA rules and exemptions. It is not a visa.
Transit	Some travellers may qualify for a visa-free transit facility if they meet all conditions. Check current ICA eligibility rather than relying on this as a general rule.

Visa approval and processing times are not guaranteed. Check the official requirements before making non-refundable bookings.

Singapore Cruise Package or Land-Only Package?

A land package gives you more time to explore Singapore itself, while a short cruise can bundle accommodation, many meals and onboard entertainment. The better option depends on whether your priority is sightseeing in the city or spending time on a ship.

Land package	Short cruise from Singapore
What you pay for	Hotel, transfers and selected sightseeing, depending on the package	Cabin, most meals and onboard entertainment, depending on cruise line and fare
What may cost extra	Meals, attraction tickets, MRT and taxis unless included	Drinks, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, gratuities and speciality dining may cost extra
Time in Singapore	You can spend each day exploring the city	Time ashore depends on the sailing schedule; some nights are spent at sea
Best for	First visits, food lovers and trips of 5 days or less	Families who want onboard entertainment and repeat visitors seeking a cruise experience

For a 4- to 5-day trip, a land stay generally leaves more time for Singapore's sights. With a week or more, you could consider combining a few nights in the city with a cruise, subject to sailing dates and availability. Compare the full fare and exclusions, and ask your trip planner whether a cruise can be added to your package before assuming it is available.

Best Time to Book a Singapore Package

Singapore stays warm and humid year-round, so timing here is less about temperature and more about events and crowd levels.

Months	Weather	Crowds and prices	Best for
February to April	Generally warm; often a relatively drier period	Moderate demand, but prices can rise around Chinese New Year	First-time visitors
June to August	Warm and humid	School holidays can increase demand and prices	Families travelling during school breaks
September to October	Warm and humid	Often quieter, but the Singapore Grand Prix weekend and Diwali travel period can affect prices	Budget-conscious travellers with flexible dates
November to January	Warm, humid and often wetter	Festive light-ups and year-end holidays can bring peak demand	Travellers seeking a festive atmosphere

Book flights and packages around 2–3 months ahead as a planning rule of thumb, and earlier for major events and school holidays. Check the dates of the Singapore Grand Prix, Chinese New Year and your own holiday period for the year you plan to travel; rates vary by date. 

Whichever window you land on, a well-timed Singapore tour package makes the difference between a rushed, crowded trip and a genuinely relaxed one.

What's Included in Our Singapore Tour Packages

Every Singapore package we build is designed to remove the guesswork while still leaving room for you to shape the finer details.

• Handpicked Hotels: From well-located 3-star stays to skyline-view five-star properties, chosen for proximity to major attractions.
• Flights and Transfers: Depending on the package, return international flights, airport transfers, and intercity travel can all be included.
• Curated Sightseeing: Visit landmarks such as Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, and Marina Bay Sands through a well-sequenced itinerary.
• Personalised Planning: Every Singapore tour package is shaped around your travel pace, interests, and budget rather than a fixed template.
• Visa and Documentation Support: Our specialists walk you through current entry requirements and the paperwork you'll need.
• Round-the-Clock Assistance: From pre-departure questions to on-ground support during your trip, our team stays reachable throughout.

How We Put This Package Together

Package prices in this should be checked against the live Pickyourtrail listings before publishing. Confirm whether each displayed price is per person on twin sharing and whether international flights are included. Flight fares and daily spending estimates are indicative planning ranges, not guaranteed quotes; they vary by date, departure city, supplier and travel style.

Written and reviewed by: Pickyourtrail's Singapore destination specialists. Pickyourtrail has helped more than 150,000 Indian travellers plan international holidays since 2014. Add a named author/reviewer and review date here if your editorial process requires them.

Start Planning Your Singapore Trip

Whether it's watching the Supertrees light up at Gardens by the Bay, riding the cable car into Sentosa, or working through a hawker centre menu one dish at a time, Singapore has a way of packing a lot into even a short trip.

With a fully customisable Singapore tour package, you get to decide exactly how much of that you want. Share your travel dates and preferences, and our specialists will build a Singapore package around your pace, your budget, and your interests. Start planning today and see why Singapore remains one of the most booked international destinations for Indian travellers.