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Are you looking for a place with a perfect fusion of greenery and tall buildings? Do you want to get lost in the vibe of the city yet enjoy the lush greenery surrounding it? Then Singapore can be an ideal destination for you. Though it is one of the most densely populated countries in the World, it has managed to keep itself clean and litter free. Cleanliness is the primary objective of Singapore. This country, along with the help of its citizens, has been able to create a clean and green environment that not only attracts tourists but is also maintaining the ecological balance.

If you want to cover the major tourist attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa Island and Universal Studios Singapore, you need at least 3-5 days. However, if you want to dive into diverse cultural neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, you may need additional days.

About Singapore - An Overview

Singapore is a sunny and tropical island located in Southeast Asia that offers world-class infrastructure, a fully integrated island-wide transport network, a dynamic business environment, vibrant living spaces, and a rich culture that is heavily influenced by the four major communities. Carrying the reputation of being a garden city, Singapore is managing and balancing well between nature and the infrastructure. The introduction of public parks by the side of the tall buildings, and wildflowers emerging out of the lining of the overhead bridges are examples of such efforts being successful.

Over a decade, Singapore’s skyline has shifted dramatically since the introduction of the Marina Bay area. The view looks spectacular at night when the iconic structures such as the Esplanade, Helix Bridge, and Merlion as well as numerous skyscrapers of the Central Business and Marina Bay Financial Districts all light up, thereby brightening the sky. For summer-loving couples, Singapore can be an ideal honeymoon destination. It is so because Singapore’s temperature usually remains high (between 28°C to 34°C) throughout the year.

Places to visit in Singapore
Sentosa Island

It is an island situated on the southernmost coast of Singapore. The honeymoon couples cannot afford to miss this island because it is home to the massive Resorts World filled with lots of fun activities. Besides, it also comprises all the best beaches. This man-made marvel is connected to the main Singapore Island via a small bridge and is an entertainment hub.

Universal Studios

With themed rides, live shows, and mind-blowing Hollywood movie sets, Universal Studios may be fascinating mainly to the kids but it has something to offer for people of all ages. There are multiple sections that people can visit which include Hollywood, New York, Madagascar as well as Ancient Egypt that will transport people on a both cinematic and geographical journey. The adventure-loving couples who are fond of white-knuckle rides, live movie scenes, and huge roller coasters, can call their travel agent to book their tour package to Singapore as soon as possible. The Universal Studios remain open from 10 am to 7 pm from Sunday to Thursday and 10 am to 10 pm from Friday to Saturday.

Gardens by the bay

Do you want to immortalize your romance amidst Asia’s most exotic and premium horticultural destination? Do you want to get lost in nature and explore a wide range of flora and fauna? There is only one answer to all these questions- Gardens by the bay. It is a natural park spread across an area of 101 hectares (250 acres) and is located in the Central Region of Singapore. There are mainly three waterfront gardens in this park- Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay Central Garden. Out of these three, Bay South Garden is the largest with an area of approximately 54 hectares that has been designed by Grant Associates. The flower dome present here is considered to be the largest glass greenhouse in the World.

Orchard Road

Known to be the retail heart of Singapore, Orchard Road is a boon for shopping-freak people. A hub of discount outlets, upscale boutiques as well as departmental stores, there is also a wide range of luxury hotels by the side of this road where honeymoon couples can opt for a night's stay and explore casual pubs, eateries, and al fresco bars. There is an amazingly popular eatery in Orchard Road called Newton Food Centre which comprises barbecued seafood along with roasted meats to traditional desserts.

Marina Bay Sands

It is a premium resort fronting Marina Bay, owned by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation inaugurated in the year 2010. Earlier, it was considered to be the World’s most expensive casino property with a net worth of approximately USD 6.8 billion. There are 2,562 rooms in this resort, accompanied by a mall, a museum, a large theatre, and “celebrity chef” restaurants. Honeymoon couples with no budget issues can definitely book their rooms in this resort and enjoy the hospitality of the staff members of Marina Bay Sands which is also popular across the World for its hospitality.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

This garden was inaugurated in the year 1859 with an area of approximately 82 hectares and is very significant from a historical point of view of Singapore. UNESCO declared this garden to be a World Heritage Site in the year 2015. This garden also holds the record of being the first as well as only tropical garden to secure its position in UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Honeymoon couples can explore this garden to rejuvenate their bond with nature and explore a wide species of flora. There is no entry fee imposed on the visitors and the garden remains open from 5 am to 12 midnight seven days a week.

Clarke Quay

Honeymoon couples who are keen to explore the active nightlife of Singapore are requested to add up Clarke Quay to their tour package because this place has a lot to offer. A hub of mesmerizing waterside restaurants, bars, and clubs, Clarke Quay also has something for people of all ages but is more popular among the youth and couples.

Things to do in Clarke Quay:

1) Visit the Singapore river which lies at the heart of Clarke Quay for an amazing nightlife scene.

2) Visit the Asian Civilizations Museum which is an outstanding colonial British-style building having some of the finest collections and exhibitions in Singapore.

3) Visit Hong San See Temple which is a Chinese temple and a tranquil place of worship for people following Buddhism. 

4) Visit G-Max Reverse Bungy to fuel up the adrenaline rush and have an unforgettable night.

Little India

Considered to be an ethnic city in Singapore, it is situated towards the easternmost portion of the Singapore River and is known by the name of “Tekka” in the Indian Singaporean community. Though ethnic Indians are not a part of this region anymore, many of the Indian commercial or cottage industry usages are concentrated in Little India. Some of the top attractions of this region include the Tekka centre, the Tekka Mall, the Little India Arcade, Serangoon Plaza, and the Mustafa Centre (on a side road). Couples can also visit some of the remarkable places of worship such as Far Kon Sun Monkey God Temple, Foochow Methodist Church, Kampong Kapor Methodist Church, Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Anguilla Mosque, Jalan Mosque, and the Central Sikh Gurdwara.

The cuisine of Singapore
  • Singaporean cuisine has been created by blending Malay, Chinese, Indonesian, Indian, and Western influences. One of the top dishes that you cannot afford to miss trying out is the Hainanese chicken rice which is basically steamed chicken served with rice cooked in chicken stock. This all-time favorite dish makes for a quick, fulfilling lunch. For best results, you need to pour some dipping sauce over the chicken.
  • Another popular Singaporean dish is Chilli crab in which hard-shelled crabs are cooked in semi-thick gravy with a tomato chilli base. The steamed crabs are then partially cracked and lightly stir-fried in a paste comprising chilli sauce, ketchup, and eggs.
  • Singaporeans prepare a special dish called Laksa in which they use rice noodles in spicy coconut curry soup with shrimp, fish cakes, egg, and chicken meat (a cross between Chinese and Malay cuisine). Though this dish comes in many variants, the most consumed one is the Katong laksa, with cut-up noodles.
  • Other famous dishes include Char kuay teow, Hokkien prawn mee, Barbecued stingray, Fish head curry, Satay, Char siew meats on rice or noodles and Oyster omelette.
Best time to visit Singapore

Though Singapore remains occupied by tourists throughout the year, the most ideal time to visit this Country is from December to June. The weather in Singapore remains comparatively consistent. If honeymoon couples want to avoid the stuffing of crowds, they may visit Singapore from July to November when the number of visitors is a bit less as compared to other time of the year.