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A colourful stop on a Singapore tour
Little India is an ethnic district in Singapore and one of the places you will see on the Singapore car tours. It is located east of the Singapore River—across from Chinatown, located west of the river—and north of Kampong Glam - very easy to reach on Singapore tour. Both areas are part of the urban planning area of Rochor. Little India is commonly known as Tekka in the Indian Singaporean community.
A not to miss place to visit on private tours Singapore
No Singapore tour is complete if you have not added Chinatown to your list of things to do in Singapore! Once an enclave for Singapore’s Chinese immigrant population, the Chinatown of today is much-beloved for its blend of old and new on a Singapore city tour. With historic temples and traditional medicinal halls sitting alongside bold new bars and trendy lifestyle shops. Chinatown is a great place to visit during and after your private tours Singapore!
check out the city gallery with your singapore tourist guide
Without a doubt, our little island made some dramatic transformation over the centuries as your Singapore tourist guide will be able to confirm. Singapore’s rapid evolution has been accompanied by remarkable physical transformation, with skyscrapers and other iconic structures emerging to create a distinctive city skyline. When you on private tours Singapore visit the Singapore City Gallery to see for yourself a documentation of the nation's planning challenges and effort in over ten thematic areas, with more than 50 audiovisual and interactive exhibits spanning three floors.Ask your Singapore tour guide about one of the key attractions - the massive architectural model that gives you a bird's eye view of the city centre, which comes alive with a light and sound show. You will also see future plannings for Singapore and maybe the next time you want to come for a Singapore city tour, you will discover some new attractions!
take a river cruise on your water tours singapore
On Singapore tours there are so many things to discover. For example, if you are on Singapore city tour, you can check out the Anderson Bridge which is a vehicular bridge that spans across the Singapore River. It is located near the river's mouth in the Downtown Core Planning Area of Singapore's Central Area. The bridge was completed in 1910, and was named after the Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Federated Malay States (1904–1911), Sir John Anderson, who officially opened the bridge on 12 March 1910.When you are on private tours Singapore, check out this bridge that forms part of the Singapore Grand Prix's Marina Bay Street Circuit, which debuted on 28 September 2008.
a great time to relax after a singapore city tour
In a place like Singapore, you will have many things to discover. Whether you take the Signapore tour bus or you are on Singapore car tours.One of the latest things to discover is right by the Singapore airport! The "Jewel" has integrated nature with engineering marvels housed under a striking glass and steel dome. Get ready to be stunned with gardens, attractions, retail, dining, a hotel and facilities to support airport operations.So if you have time between your flights after your Singapore city tour, go visit the "Jewel" of Singapore!
visit spectra show after your singapore night tours
When the Singapore night tours finish there is still so many things to do in Singapore!One of the things you could do after your Singapore tour was to check out the Spectra light show. A Light & Water Show with free admission that is displayed over the water at the Event Plaza.ShowtimesSun – Thu: 8pm & 9pm; Fri & Sat: 8pm, 9pm & 10pm; Earth Hour on Sat, Mar 30: 8pm, 9:30pm & 10:30pmEach show is 15 min long. Showtimes may vary on special dates.
enjoy the sunset on water tours singapore
There are so many different Singapore tours to book from and one of them is a Singapore boat tour! Our partner Ximula Sail has the perfect Singapore activities for people that want to try a Singapore harbour cruise! Every Tuesday, you can book a place on our Sunset Cruise where we take you around the Southers Islands and watch the beautiful sunset or take a sunset swim if you want. Check out Ximula Sail's catamaran on this year's Singapore yacht show from April 11th to 14th in Sentosa.If you do not want to spend much time at sea, we can take you on Singpaore river cruises instead.
explore history on a singapore night tour
2019 marks the 200th anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival in Singapore. However, the actual story goes back to 1299. Singapore's history is a rich and expansive one – the journey of an island that has never been constrained by its shores, but has always been made from more.If you are looking for Singapore activities on any upcoming Singapore trips, come with us on a night tour and we will talk about Sir Stamford Raffles landing in Singapore and the history that has developed from there.If you are thinking of alternative activities, come ask us about water tours Singapore!
private car tours singapore to check out the street murals
Go on an art hunt on a private car tour Singapore —from the South Asian enclave of Little India to the lively streets of Chinatown. You will find that art doesn’t have to be found on the walls of a gallery. Take the Singapore tour bus and discover art that will both inspire and expand your artistic sensibilities.Let us arrange your Singapore tours to visit the many different murals around the city.
try dosa on our singapore food tours
So you have booked your Singapore tour and now you are thinking about things to do in Singapore... Then you should come with us on one of our Singapore food tours! Over 4 districts we try many different delicacies that make the multicultural cuisine of Singapore the delight it is!One of the things we try is Dosa. Dosa is a type of pancake or crèpe, originating from the Indian subcontinent, made from a fermented batter. It is somewhat similar to a crepe in appearance. Its main ingredients are rice and black gram ground together in a fine, smooth batter with a dash of salt. Dosa is a typical part of the Southern Indian and Sri Lankan Tamil diets but is now popular all over the Indian subcontinent. Traditionally, dosas are served hot along with sambar, a stuffing of potatoes, and chutney. They can be consumed with idli podi as well.Let your Singapore food guide take you on a culinary excursion and experience the different traditions of the etnic cuisines of Singapore!