Temperature in Singapore Throughout the Year

Year-Round Climate: Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate, with consistent warm temperatures and high humidity.

Temperature: Ranges between 25°C to 32°C (77°F to 90°F).

Rainy Seasons: November to January (Northeast Monsoon) and June to September (Southwest Monsoon), with frequent, short rain showers throughout the year.

February to April: These months are generally drier, with slightly cooler temperatures, making it a good time to visit for outdoor activities, sightseeing, and festivals.

Tourist Visa: Required for Indian citizens, typically valid for a short stay of up to 30 days.

Requirements: Valid passport (minimum six months), completed application form, proof of hotel booking, return or onward ticket, and proof of sufficient funds.

Marina Bay: Known for its luxury hotels, iconic skyline views, and proximity to attractions like Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and the ArtScience Museum. Ideal for first-time visitors, luxury travelers, and those seeking a vibrant, modern area.

Orchard Road: Singapore’s premier shopping district, filled with high-end malls, designer boutiques, and dining options. Great for shopaholics, foodies, and those looking for convenient access to the city’s retail and entertainment offerings.

Sentosa Island: A resort island with beaches, theme parks, and attractions like Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, and Adventure Cove Waterpark. Ideal for families, adventure seekers, and beach lovers.

Chinatown: A culturally rich neighborhood with traditional shophouses, markets, and temples, such as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. Perfect for history and culture enthusiasts, as well as budget-conscious travelers looking for vibrant local experiences.

Bugis: A lively district known for its street markets, shopping malls, and hip cafes, as well as historical sites like Kampong Glam. Ideal for young travelers, bargain shoppers, and those interested in a mix of old and new Singapore.

Clarke Quay: A riverside area with a lively nightlife scene, restaurants, and bars along the Singapore River. Ideal for nightlife enthusiasts, food lovers, and travelers looking to enjoy vibrant dining and entertainment.

Little India: A vibrant district known for its colorful streets, markets, and authentic Indian cuisine. Great for cultural immersion, shopping for traditional items, and budget-friendly stays.

Adventure Cove Waterpark • Art Science Museum • Boat Quay • Buddha Tooth Relic Temple • Chinatown Heritage Centre • Clarke Quay • East Coast Park • Gardens by the Bay • Haji Lane • Haw Par Villa • Jewel Changi Airport • Little India • Marina Bay Sands SkyPark • Museum of Ice Cream Singapore • National Gallery Singapore • Night Safari • Orchard Road • Pulau Ubin • Sentosa Island • Singapore Flyer • Singapore Zoo • Singapore River Safari • Spectra - A Light & Water Show • Universal Studios Sentosa

Where ordinary is made extraordinary, through a rich tapestry of unique and unexpected experiences made possible.


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Adventure Cove Waterpark, located on Sentosa Island in Singapore, offers a thrilling experience for water lovers of all ages. The park features a wide range of attractions, including water slides, wave pools, and a lazy river. Notable highlights include the "Rainbow Reef" where visitors can snorkel with over 20,000 tropical fish, and the "Pipeline Plunge" for adrenaline seekers. It is easily accessible via the Sentosa Express or a short drive from the city center​

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The ArtScience Museum in Singapore, located at Marina Bay Sands, is an iconic cultural institution known for its lotus-inspired design. It hosts a dynamic blend of art, science, culture, and technology through interactive exhibits and world-class exhibitions. Highlights include immersive displays, digital art installations, and collaborations with international artists. The museum is a short walk from Bayfront MRT Station and is a must-visit for art and technology enthusiasts. Its unique architecture and diverse exhibitions attract visitors year-round​

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Boat Quay, located along the Singapore River, is a lively waterfront area known for its historical significance and vibrant atmosphere. Once a bustling trading hub, it has transformed into a popular destination for dining and entertainment. Visitors can enjoy a variety of restaurants, bars, and cafes set against a backdrop of colorful, restored shophouses. The quay offers scenic river views, making it an ideal spot for evening strolls and boat rides

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The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, located in Singapore's Chinatown, is a stunning Buddhist temple and cultural landmark. It is renowned for housing a sacred relic believed to be a tooth of the Buddha. The temple features traditional Tang dynasty architecture and is a place of worship, cultural exhibitions, and meditation. The top floor houses a museum with Buddhist artifacts, while the ground floor is a tranquil space for prayer and reflection. It’s a popular site for both locals and tourists​


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The Chinatown Heritage Centre is an immersive museum in Singapore that preserves the stories of Chinese immigrants who lived in the area. Set in a restored pre-war shophouse, it takes visitors on a journey through Singapore's early Chinatown, showcasing recreated rooms and artifacts from the 1950s. It highlights the hardships and resilience of the Chinese community in their pursuit of a better life. The center provides a deep cultural understanding of Singapore's multicultural history​


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Clarke Quay is a lively riverside destination in Singapore known for its vibrant dining and nightlife scene. It is housed in restored warehouses and offers an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants, and clubs. Visitors can enjoy the picturesque setting along the Singapore River, with many venues featuring outdoor seating and riverfront views. Clarke Quay is also famous for its boat rides, offering a scenic way to explore the area. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists​

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East Coast Park is one of Singapore’s most beloved recreational areas, offering a wide range of outdoor activities. The park stretches along the southeastern coast of Singapore and features scenic cycling and jogging paths, picnic spots, and sandy beaches. It is a great place for water sports such as kayaking, windsurfing, and kite surfing. The park also has numerous seafood restaurants and BBQ pits, making it a popular destination for family outings and weekend getaways​


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Gardens by the Bay is a futuristic park in Singapore, known for its unique architecture and lush greenery. One of the park’s highlights is the Supertree Grove, a collection of towering, tree-like structures that light up at night. The park also features the Flower Dome, the world’s largest glass greenhouse, and the Cloud Forest, with its mist-filled walkways and cascading waterfall. It’s a stunning fusion of nature and technology, drawing visitors from around the globe​

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Haji Lane is a narrow, vibrant street in the Kampong Glam district of Singapore, renowned for its indie boutiques, quirky cafes, and colorful street art. Once a traditional Malay quarter, it has transformed into a trendy destination where fashion, art, and culture collide. Visitors can find unique clothing, accessories, and artwork, while enjoying the lively, bohemian atmosphere. Haji Lane has become one of Singapore’s most Instagram-worthy spots, especially due to its graffiti-covered walls​

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Haw Par Villa is a quirky, cultural theme park in Singapore that is best known for its depictions of Chinese folklore and mythology. The park features more than 1,000 statues and dioramas illustrating traditional Chinese stories, including the famous "Ten Courts of Hell." Once a popular tourist attraction, it now offers an educational experience showcasing the country's Chinese heritage. Despite its somewhat eerie vibe, it remains an important part of Singapore’s cultural landscape​


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Jewel Changi Airport is a world-class lifestyle complex located inside Singapore's Changi Airport. It features the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, the Rain Vortex, surrounded by a lush indoor forest. The complex also boasts a range of dining options, shopping outlets, and entertainment facilities, such as a hedge maze and a mirror maze. Jewel serves as a perfect blend of travel convenience, shopping, and entertainment, and has quickly become a must-see landmark for visitors and travelers alike​


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Little India in Singapore is a bustling neighborhood known for its colorful streets, vibrant markets, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore a mix of traditional Hindu temples, mosques, and shops selling spices, textiles, and jewelry. Mustafa Centre, a famous 24-hour shopping mall, is a popular destination for bargain hunters. Little India also hosts cultural events such as the Deepavali festival, which adds to its lively and welcoming atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for both locals and tourists​

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The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark is an observation deck located atop the Marina Bay Sands resort. It offers stunning panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline, the Singapore River, and the surrounding areas. Visitors can take in the views from the infinity pool or the observation deck, both of which provide exceptional photo opportunities. The SkyPark is a symbol of Singapore’s modernity and an iconic attraction for tourists, offering a bird's-eye view of the city’s architectural marvels​

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The Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is an immersive and interactive experience celebrating the joy of ice cream. Located in Dempsey Hill, the museum features vibrant, whimsical rooms, each inspired by different ice cream-themed concepts. Highlights include a giant sprinkle pool and a variety of playful, Instagram-worthy installations. Visitors can enjoy free ice cream samples throughout the experience. The museum is perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking to indulge in a fun, colorful adventure​

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The National Gallery Singapore is a premier art museum located in the heart of the city, housed in two national monuments: the former Supreme Court and City Hall. It showcases a vast collection of Southeast Asian art, with pieces from both contemporary and classical periods. The gallery provides insights into the region’s rich cultural heritage and has become an important cultural hub for art lovers. Its architecture blends history and modernity, making it an architectural and artistic landmark

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The Night Safari in Singapore is the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, offering a unique opportunity to observe animals in their natural, nighttime habitats. Set in a lush, forested environment, the park features a tram ride and walking trails where visitors can spot animals such as tigers, elephants, and leopards. The park’s innovative design ensures minimal disturbance to the animals, creating an immersive experience. It is a must-visit for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts​

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Orchard Road is Singapore’s premier shopping street, lined with luxury boutiques, high-end malls, and international brands. Stretching over 2.2 kilometers, the road is a vibrant commercial hub, attracting shoppers and tourists alike. In addition to shopping, Orchard Road offers a wide range of dining, entertainment, and lifestyle experiences, including art galleries and theaters. The street is beautifully decorated during festive seasons, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors​

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Pulau Ubin is a small island off the coast of Singapore, offering a glimpse into the country’s rural past. The island is known for its traditional kampong (village) lifestyle and abundant natural beauty. Visitors can explore the island by bike or on foot, discovering unique wildlife and tranquil landscapes. Pulau Ubin is a peaceful escape from the city, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and those seeking a rustic experience​

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Sentosa Island is a popular resort destination in Singapore, home to world-class attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, and Adventure Cove Waterpark. The island also offers beautiful beaches, luxury hotels, and a wide range of dining and entertainment options. Sentosa is easily accessible from the mainland via a cable car, monorail, or footbridge, making it a favorite spot for both tourists and locals seeking fun, relaxation, and family-friendly activities​


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The Singapore Flyer is one of the world’s largest observation wheels, offering breathtaking views of the city’s skyline, Marina Bay, and the South China Sea. Standing at 165 meters tall, the Flyer has 28 air-conditioned capsules that provide a comfortable experience while taking in the panoramic views. It is especially stunning at night when the city lights up. The Singapore Flyer is a must-visit attraction for those looking to enjoy a unique perspective of the city​

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The Singapore Zoo is a world-renowned wildlife park famous for its open-concept, naturalistic enclosures. Home to over 2,800 animals from around the world, the zoo focuses on conservation and education. Visitors can observe animals like orangutans, tigers, and zebras in environments that closely resemble their natural habitats. The zoo offers interactive experiences such as feeding sessions and behind-the-scenes tours, making it a fantastic destination for animal lovers and families​


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The Singapore River Safari is a unique wildlife park that offers an immersive experience, focusing on river ecosystems from around the world. It is home to over 6,000 animals, including species from the Amazon, Congo, and Ganges rivers. Visitors can explore the park’s themed areas, such as the Amazon River Quest boat ride, which takes them through lush landscapes to spot animals like jaguars and manatees. The River Safari is a must-visit for nature lovers​

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Spectra - A Light & Water Show is a stunning outdoor multimedia spectacle at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Combining water jets, lasers, projections, and music, the show offers a captivating display that highlights the beauty of Marina Bay’s skyline. The show, held nightly at the Event Plaza, tells a story through its synchronized visuals and sound. It’s a must-see attraction for visitors seeking an enchanting, free experience amidst the city’s iconic landmarks​

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Universal Studios Singapore, located on Sentosa Island, is a premier theme park featuring thrilling rides, live shows, and attractions based on popular movies. Divided into seven themed zones, such as Hollywood, New York, and Jurassic Park, it offers something for everyone, from high-speed roller coasters to immersive 4D experiences. Popular attractions include the Transformers ride and the Battlestar Galactica dueling coaster. Universal Studios is a must-visit for movie lovers and families seeking adventure and fun​

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