Singapore is all about fun, adventure, shopping, food, culture, trends, and life. Our Singapore tour packages from Nepal provide you with various choices and options for an amazing Singapore trip with the quality service to make a memorable international trip. Here are some holiday packages from Nepal. All these packages are customizable regarding your choice, budget, and preferences with a private basis service.

Singapore is a wealthy island city-state in Southeast Asia with a globally financial hub. The tropical climate of Singapore, its shopping malls, theme parks, vibrant streets, and delicious local food makes it the ultimate tourist destination. Singapore is also the cleanest city in the world. Due to the mixture of culture, you can have every kind of food such as Malay dishes, Indian food, Arab dishes, Chinese food, Japanese food and also international food. Though it is small by land, Singapore is rich in culture and natural heritage because of the multicultural population. The attractions of Singapore are Merlion Park, Sentosa Island, Marina Bay Sand, Garden By the Bay, Botanical Garden, Singapore Zoo, Orchard Road, China Town, Universal Studio, Singapore Night Safari, And so on.

Places to visit (subject to time constraints):

1. Thian Hock Keng Temple – one of Singapore’s oldest temple
2. Jamae (Chulia) Mosque - Erected between 1830-35.Has eclectic architecture, a marriage of East and West
3. Sri Mariammam Temple – Singapore’s oldest Indian temple. Note that 2-Chinese-style windows on walls flanking entrance to
4. allow temple’s Chinese devotees to offer prayers from outside
5. Pagoda Street – Embodied the profusion of contrasts that has come to represent Singapore
6. Sago Street – Here are brilliantly preserved traditional shop houses of second transitional style
7. Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan - In the 19th century, trade winds fanned the flames of diasporas from China's Fujian province to many parts of South East Asia. One of these promising lands is the free trade heartland of Singapore. Many of these early settlers arrived in this foreign land alone and thus brought about the rise of clan associations.
8. The Chinatown Heritage Centre is a joint project between the Singapore Tourism Board and the National Heritage Board. Located in three newly renovated shop houses along Pagoda Street, the Chinatown Heritage Centre houses a wealth of memories and untold stories from the past.