Full Day Singapore: Gardens, Heritage & River Cruise
1. Civic District Walk: Stroll the historic north bank of the Singapore River and admire iconic colonial buildings (Fullerton Hotel, City Hall).
2. National Orchid Garden: Explore the world-famous garden, featuring over 3,000 species and hybrids of dazzling orchids.
3. Chinatown: Discover this 180-year-old enclave, see the magnificent Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, and learn about its UNESCO Hawker Food Culture.
4. Little India: Explore vibrant street markets on Campbell Lane and Buffalo Road, and admire the glittering gold shops.
5. Kampong Glam: Visit the Malay-Arab Quarter, known for its heritage shop houses, Middle Eastern cuisine, and colorful wall murals.
6. Mount Faber: Ascend for a panoramic island view, including Singapore’s renowned public housing.
7. Singapore River Cruise: Glide past illuminated modern icons like the Marina Bay Sands, The Esplanade, and the Art Science Museum.
Pickup included
7 hours- SG City Tour with National Orchid Garden & River cruise; 9am to 4 pm
Venture into Little India, which was home to the Indian Immigrant who came to Singapore as early as in 1820s,
Explore Little India's Campbell Lane and Buffalo road street markets, Hindu temples, glittering row of gold shops, and be enticed by Indian cuisine at many eatery shops and Tekka Hawker Centre.
Tour(1)-7 hrs. SG City tour,
9am to 4pm
Visit the National Orchid Garden, with over 60,000 plants and flowers, 1000 species and more than 2000 hybrids of orchids and the VIP garden showcasing orchid hybrids presented to heads of state of other countries.
Visit the VIP Orchid garden where Orchid hybrids presented to dignitaries are displayed here.
Learn about the Orchid Diplomacy program started in 1956 and the cultivation of Orchid Hybrids by the the Garden.
Visit the Cool House where Orchids in the high altittude of South America and Borneo forest are found.
7 hrs SG City Tour with National Orchid Garden & River cruise
9 am to 4 pm
In Chinatown, discover the charm of heritage beautifully conserved "shop houses" built more than 100 years ago.
Discover the rich history behind the Shop Houses; what was it used in the past, hear heart breaking stories of the immigrant residents who once lived inside these shop houses
Visit the magnificent Buddha Tooth Relic Temple built according toTang Dynasty architecture and UNESCO award-winning hawker centers and Sri Marianman Temple.(oldest Hindu temple in Singapore).
Explore the street of Chinatown and be enchanted by the beautifully conserved Shop Houses
At Kampong Glam, also known as “ Arab quarter” , where once the settlement for the Sultan of Singapore, visitors are treated to the sight of magnificent SUltan Mosque and the Istana (Royal Palace) and the rows of heritage conserved shop houses.
Wall murals of the past and present , the scent of perfumes from the shop and the aroma of the spices from the eateries permeate through the air..
Walk along the five foot way of the conserved shop houses along Haji Lane, narrowest road in Singapore.
At Mount Faber, the magnificent sky line of Singapore world’s famous Public Housing Estate and the world’s second busiest container port unfold in front o flour eyes.
The Cable car from Faber point will take you into the resort island of Sentosa.
Singapore River cruise.
Cruising down the historical Singapore River in ‘BUM BOAT’;, the history of Singapore unfolds in front of the visitors.
A blend of the old and new buildings with stunning architecture design.
Visitors will pass by Boat Quay, the oldest quay, marvel at the unique heritage Ware houses along Boat Quay, established in 1842 , Cavenagh brIdge, (1869) , the magnificent Fullerton hotel( 1929).
Out in the Marina Bay the Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park. Art & Science Museum; The Double Helix Bridge (DNA Bridge); Esplanade- Theatre by the Bay, and the Old Civic District of the British Government..
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Singapore Dollar (SGD)
GMT+8
230VV, 50HzHz
Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world, with low crime rates and strict laws. However, petty crimes like pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas.
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Queen Street Bus Terminal, Jurong East Bus Terminal
Efficient, clean, and air-conditioned. Easy to navigate with English signage.
Available • Apps: Grab, Gojek
Car, Bike, Scooter
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