Singapore
Clean, compact and family-perfect — a city you can see end-to-end in a few days.
A sample 5-day Singapore itinerary
A realistic, low-backtracking route. Generate your own — shaped to your dates, budget and pace — in minutes.
Best time to visit
Singapore is warm and humid year-round, so any month works. February to April is usually the driest and most comfortable. November–January sees more rain (the monsoon), though showers are short. Time a visit with a major sale or the F1 night race if that appeals.
Visa for Indians
Indian citizens need a visa for Singapore, applied online before travel through an authorised visa agent (Singapore does not let individuals apply directly). It is typically a 30-day tourist visa and is often issued as multiple-entry. Apply about a week ahead.
Visa rules change — always reconfirm on the official portal before booking. We re-verify these pages regularly (updated June 2026).
Trip cost from India
Singapore is pricey for hotels and attractions but cheap for hawker food. Per-person, per-day excluding international flights:
Ballpark for a 5-day trip: ₹60,000–90,000 per person incl. return flights (comfort).
Veg & Jain food
Singapore is very easy for vegetarians — Little India is full of pure-veg South Indian spots, and hawker centres always have vegetarian stalls. Jains will find dedicated options too. Tap water is safe to drink.
Safety & scams
Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world, day or night. The main thing to know is that laws are strict and fines are real — no littering, no jaywalking, no chewing gum sales, no eating on the MRT.
Singapore FAQs
Yes — Indian passport holders need a visa, applied online before travel through an authorised agent (you cannot apply directly). It is usually a 30-day tourist visa, often multiple-entry.
4–5 days is plenty for Marina Bay, Sentosa, the cultural districts and the zoo without rushing.
Hotels and attractions are pricey, but hawker food is cheap. A comfortable 5-day trip is roughly ₹60,000–90,000 per person including flights.
Excellent — Little India has many pure-veg restaurants and every hawker centre has vegetarian stalls.