[Visa-free] 6-Day, 5-Night Singapore Classic 4-Star Tour (5-day option available)

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Guests will make their own way to the airport in their home country and fly to Singapore. Known as the “Garden City,” Singapore is a cosmopolitan city in Southeast Asia renowned for its safety. It offers cuisines from around the world and is a duty-free shopping paradise. It is also one of the world’s smallest countries by land area. Upon arrival at Singapore Changi Airport, a driver will meet you and take you to the hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure. Places to visit near the hotel: 【Downtown East lifestyle and entertainment mall】This complex brings together a supermarket, cinema, climbing facilities, a water park and cuisines from around the world. 【BIKE STOP bicycle rental】Located on the hotel’s first floor, this one-stop provider meets your cycling needs. Explore nearby Pasir Ris Park by bike. *For transfers from Singapore Airport to the hotel, you must clear immigration and meet the driver within 1 hour of arrival. If you are late, the airport pickup service will be considered forfeited; *The first thing to do after landing is, of course, connect to the airport Wi-Fi. It’s simple and takes just a few seconds—no verification code or password needed. First, open your Wi-Fi list and find #WI FI @ Changi, then tap to connect. You’ll be redirected automatically to a screen; tap “Connect Now” to connect successfully. *Please complete the Singapore electronic arrival card online 72 hours in advance. (SG Arrival Card: https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/); *Hotel check-in is after 15:00. Guests arriving on earlier flights may leave their luggage at the front desk;

Meals

Breakfast: at your own expense Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Review-rated 4-star D'Resort at Downtown East Singapore

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Assemble at the designated time and place, as advised by the tour guide. [Merlion Park] The Merlion statue stands by the Singapore River in the city and is a symbol and emblem of Singapore. (Please note: The large and small Merlion statues are periodically fenced off in rotation for cleaning. The itinerary will still include a visit, but please understand that you may not be able to see them during cleaning.) [Singapore River Walk] The area around the Singapore River is the cradle of our city. The river has been its lifeline from the very beginning and the foundation on which Singapore was built. [Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay] The Esplanade is one of Singapore’s iconic cultural landmarks, known around the world for its distinctive “durian shell” design. It is not only a central hub for Singapore’s arts and culture, but also a prominent multidisciplinary performing arts venue in Asia and around the world, with an important role in fostering cultural exchange and nurturing the local arts scene. Pass by [Colonial District] (viewed from the bus): Parliament House, the Supreme Court, City Hall, the Raffles statue, Victoria Theatre, the century-old Cavenagh Bridge, and St Andrew’s Cathedral. [Lau Pa Sat Local Food Centre] (Lunch at your own expense) “Pasar” refers to a food market or marketplace, and Lau Pa Sat is a classic example. Its nearly 100 stalls serve a range of Southeast Asian cuisines. In addition to its famous satay, must-try local favorites include Hokkien prawn noodles, bak kut teh, and laksa. Lau Pa Sat is one of the largest surviving Victorian-era cast-iron buildings in Southeast Asia. Its distinctive architecture and clean, bright dining area make it a particularly pleasant place to enjoy a meal. [Rainbow Building – Former Ministry of Information and the Arts] Singapore has many colorful buildings, but the former Old Hill Street Police Station, built in 1934, is one of the most striking and elegant. It’s an easy walk from Clarke Quay in the city center. The entire building is covered with 927 brilliantly colored, rainbow-like windows that transition from one color to another across the façade. This complex yet harmonious palette makes the building especially eye-catching. [Little India] (viewed from the bus) Little India is one of Singapore’s liveliest districts. Walk along its streets and admire the harmonious presence of Hindu temples, Chinese temples, mosques, and churches. The area captures the essence of Singapore’s history and multiculturalism. This ethnic district is also a highlight for visitors, offering a glimpse into the past. [Haji Lane, a trendy and distinctive alley] This short street is lined with bars, shisha lounges, clothing shops, creative boutiques, and cafés. Its vivid colors are dazzling, and its distinctive international shops make it hard to leave. Then set off on a “Marina Bay tour”: drive through the CBD, followed by Suntec City’s Fountain of Wealth. Located at the center of Suntec City Mall, this famous feng shui fountain is believed to bring good fortune. [Exterior of Marina Bay Sands] Marina Bay Sands is a large hotel built in Singapore by the Las Vegas Sands Group of the United States. With a total investment of US$6 billion, the Marina Bay Sands complex includes a convention center, hotel, and shopping mall. [Marina Barrage’s rooftop green oasis] In Singapore, even a water reservoir—something that might otherwise seem dull—has become an exciting and popular leisure destination. Marina Barrage keeps sea waves out of Marina Bay, leaving the reservoir waters calm and ideal for water activities such as kayaking and team dragon boat racing. 【Singapore’s Colorful Peranakan Houses】Like a beautiful rainbow, these colorful shophouses and homes, decorated with animal-shaped reliefs and handmade tiles, blend Eastern and Western architectural styles and have become a popular photo spot loved by influencers and visitors to Singapore. 【Nanyang Food Culture Experience—Traditional Local Street Food】Step into a Nanyang food culture center steeped in history, where traditional hawker food culture and AI-powered interactive activities come together seamlessly. Immersive scenes of early Nanyang life will unfold around you once again. Together, let’s take in the old five-foot-way facades, vintage Peranakan tiles, and the faint aromas of everyday life... As you wander through the corridors of time, you can almost hear the soft strains of an old gramophone. Every carefully recreated detail makes you feel as though you’re really there, dreaming of old Nanyang. Begin your Nanyang culinary adventure here: start with rich, fragrant Malaysian nasi lemak, discover colorful traditional Peranakan pastries, and bring your journey to a gentle close with a smooth, aromatic cup of Indian pulled tea. This one-stop, multicultural food experience takes you on a symphony of flavors! More than a culinary journey, it is also a journey to the roots of culture. Here, every flavor has its cultural story, and every experience becomes a link between past and present—giving travel its true meaning. *The Merlions, large and small, are periodically cordoned off for cleaning. The itinerary will still go ahead, but please accept our apologies if they cannot be viewed during cleaning. *The order of the itinerary is subject to the arrangements on the day. *Recommended activities on the day are subject to actual conditions, weather, road conditions, and the guide’s recommendations.

Meals

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast Lunch: At your own expense at Lau Pa Sat Food Centre Dinner: Nanyang culinary culture experience—local traditional street food

Accommodation

Review-rated 4-star D'Resort at Downtown East Singapore

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Merlion Park

Merlion Park

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From Fishing Village to Lion City The story behind the half-fish, half-lion Merlion is more than just a myth. Its fish tail represents Singapore's past as a fishing village. Singapore was then known as Temasek, a name sharing its root with the Malay word “tasek,” meaning “lake.” The Merlion's lion head represents Singapore's original name, “Singapura” (Sanskrit for “Lion City”). Legend has it that Prince Sang Nila Utama of Palembang, Sumatra, encountered a storm while at sea and accidentally landed in Singapore. At the mouth of the Singapore River, the prince saw an unusual creature that he believed was a lion, so he named Singapore the Lion City. The Story Behind the Statue Today, the statue in Merlion Park brings this legend to life. Standing 8.6 meters tall and weighing 70 tons, the Merlion continuously spouts a stream of water from its mouth. Originally located at the mouth of the Singapore River, it was designed by Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong and carefully crafted by sculptor Mr. Lim Nang Seng. It was unveiled by then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on September 15, 1972. When the Esplanade Bridge was completed in 1997, the Merlion statue could no longer be viewed clearly from the waterfront, so it was later moved to Merlion Park. The Merlion stands in front of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, facing Marina Bay. As you explore the island, look out for other iconic sculptures that have inspired travelers, poets, and Singaporeans.

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After breakfast, meet the group at the hotel and head there to store your luggage. Then go to Sentosa Island for free time. Return to the hotel independently after your visit. 【Sentosa Island】 is an upscale lifestyle resort destination in Asia, located on Singapore’s Sentosa Island. Resorts World Sentosa covers 49 hectares and is home to renowned attractions including Universal Studios Singapore, the S.E.A. Aquarium, Dolphin Island, and Adventure Cove Waterpark. Eight luxury hotels and the Resorts World Convention Centre complement the attractions and their exhilarating adventures. Once on the island, you can take the island’s shuttle train between different stops as often as you like. 【Colorful Island Shuttle Train】(Unlimited free rides around the island) The colorful island shuttle train stops at four stations: VivoCity Station (gateway to the mainland): the starting point, at VivoCity shopping mall. Resorts World Station: Universal Studios, the aquarium, and the water park. Imbiah Station: Madame Tussauds and Skyline Luge. Beach Station: Siloso Beach, Palawan Beach, Tanjong Beach, and Wings of Time. Recommended attractions [Universal Studios Singapore] (tickets can be booked on your behalf) is a major attraction at Resorts World Sentosa. On February 14, 2025, Universal Studios Singapore will welcome the grand opening of Illumination’s Minion Land! This exciting adventure consists of three parts, immersing you in the joyful world of the Despicable Me and Minions films! Visit Universal Studios Singapore and experience the movies firsthand! Universal Studios Singapore features a range of unique rides and attractions, with new movie-themed experiences and shows! [Singapore Oceanarium] (tickets can be purchased on your behalf) officially opens to the public this July. The redesigned Oceanarium is three times larger than before, allowing visitors to learn more about marine life across 22 zones. Informative displays throughout the attraction feature English and Chinese text. Enter pioneering themed zones and journey through the past, present and future of the ocean with immersive storytelling and interactive technology, on a moving voyage of discovery. In the “Ancient Waters” and “Conquerors of the Land” zones, visitors can see life-size prehistoric animals and living fossils and trace their epic evolutionary stories. In zones such as “Migrators,” visitors can enjoy multisensory experiences; in “Whale Fall and Seamount,” they can see a recreation of the whale-fall ecosystem; and in “Corridors of Hope,” they can learn the stories behind marine conservation efforts. Visitors of all ages can gain a greater appreciation of the importance of protecting our oceans. [Palawan Beach] (Free) Enjoy a stroll by the sea at sunset or relax beneath the coconut palms as the sea breeze brushes past. Walk leisurely along the soft, fine white sand and let the gentle waves carry you away from the bustle of the city. Share a story or confide a little, and you’ll find that your hearts are close beneath the blue sky and sea. <Instagram-famous suspension bridge> Among the romantic proposal spots on our island, this one at the southernmost point of continental Asia tops the list. The scenery is postcard-perfect, with a photogenic suspension bridge, two viewing towers and a wooden viewing deck. But the real draw is the unobstructed view of the South China Sea. The <crooked coconut tree> is right beside it. [Symphony of the Sea] A beautiful, emotional art installation on the beach of Singapore’s Sentosa Island. It consists of several installations, each a giant musical cage containing hundreds of drumsticks. When visitors touch an installation, the drumsticks produce soft sounds and beautiful music. Dining recommendations: [Resorts World Sentosa Weave Mall] Newly opened in 2025, it is centrally located at Resorts World Sentosa and connects the attractions across the resort. Its three interconnected levels bring together many internationally renowned brands and beloved local shops. Each level has been thoughtfully curated to create a lively atmosphere and offer a variety of fresh experiences. Visitors can enjoy an immersive journey from morning until night. Brands include popular tea chain CHAGEE, Din Tai Fung, Huajxiazi, Coach Café, Senmo Coffee, Jumbo Seafood Select, Irvins Salted Egg Fish Skin, Lao Cheng Chang, and more. [Good Old Days Food Court] A great place to enjoy local snacks at affordable prices. With a newly updated menu and concept, the food court offers a variety of local and Western dishes. Directions: Exit at the Beach Station and you’ll see it. *Admission tickets to attractions within the park are at your own expense; please contact us for a quote if you need tickets booked. *Universal Studios rides may close periodically for maintenance. Please refer to the park’s notice on the day of your visit for the rides that are open. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by some rides being unavailable! *If you want to avoid queuing at Universal Studios, we recommend purchasing an express pass on site.

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Note: The airport pickup and transfer to Sentosa are provided by a Chinese-speaking driver. If you would like a guide to accompany you, you can add this service in advance for an additional fee. Thank you for your understanding. (*Please ask for a current quote for this service; guides at different levels can be arranged.) Note: *Includes one-way transportation and the island admission ticket only. Return to the hotel independently after your visit.

Meals

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast (depending on the package selected) Lunch: At your own expense Dinner: At your own expense

Accommodation

Review-rated 4-star D'Resort at Downtown East Singapore / International brand 4-star Marriott Group Aloft / Four Points by Sheraton Hotel; review-rated 5-diamond Sentosa 5-diamond hotel

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S.E.A. Aquarium

S.E.A. Aquarium

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Located on Sentosa Island in Singapore, near Universal Studios Singapore and within Resorts World Sentosa, this is one of Asia's largest aquariums. It features 49 habitats and a vast array of marine life, offering plenty to see and learn for visitors, especially families with children. Its highlight is one of the world's largest viewing panels. Standing before the enormous glass window and watching the fish is an awe-inspiring experience. There are also interactive activities, including an exploration pool where you can touch shark eggs.

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After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy free time for the rest of the day. No vehicle or guide included. Recommended itinerary: Singapore Bird Paradise Fun Day Tour Package (includes one-way park admission + all-day pass + penguin buffet lunch) Singapore Bird Paradise: Discover a vibrant world of birds. This wildlife park is home to more than 3,500 birds from over 400 species, with an engaging layout that invites visitors to explore every corner. Eight large walk-through aviaries showcase distinctive ecosystems, vegetation, and birds from around the world, creating an immersive experience. Penguin Cove Ocean Restaurant: Enjoy a buffet lunch that is sure to delight. Feast on a generous selection of international and local dishes, as well as tropical fruits. You can also watch the penguins swim while you dine. Sample itinerary (subject to actual traffic conditions on the day): 09:00 Pickup point 1: Village Hotel Changi 09:30 Pickup point 2: Aloft Singapore Novena / Oasia Resort Sentosa (please consult your travel advisor before booking) 10:00 Arrive at Singapore Bird Paradise and enjoy free time 11:30–12:30 Penguin Restaurant buffet lunch (Please arrive on time according to the dining time on your voucher~) 12:30 Enter party mode at Bird Paradise (Ask for a park map and guide) In the afternoon, take the park’s free shuttle bus (3-minute ride) to the 4 parks: Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Night Safari, and Rainforest Wild Asia. Tickets for all 4 parks can be combined. (Admission to attractions within the parks must be purchased separately. Peak-season surcharge: 50 per person.) Same-day ticket booking service available. Double the fun in an instant. Return transportation is at your own expense. Return transportation guide Ride-hailing app: Grab Zoo – city-center hotels: 30-minute drive; about 60 minutes by bus Zoo – D'Resort at Downtown East (East Coast): route (taxi recommended) *【Singapore Bird Paradise Carnival Day Tour Package】Not included in the price. €55/person. Select it under add-ons, confirm availability before placing your order, and ask customer service about remaining spots. *Peak-season surcharge: €10/person; *Once confirmed, bookings cannot be canceled. No refund if you leave the group early; *Admission to attractions within the parks must be purchased separately. For help booking tickets, contact customer service with the attraction details (inquire at least 7 days in advance); *Return transportation is at your own expense; *An exclusive guide is not included (available as a customized add-on for an additional fee; contact customer service for pricing)

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Review-rated 4-star D'Resort at Downtown East Singapore / International brand 4-star Marriott Group Aloft / Four Points by Sheraton Hotel; review-rated 5-diamond Sentosa 5-diamond hotel

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Singapore

Singapore

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Nature and modern urban life come together perfectly in this “Garden City.” Explore Resorts World Sentosa, embark on an adventure at the Night Safari, admire the Supertrees glowing after dark, snap a photo with the Merlion at Marina Bay Sands, or ride the Singapore Flyer for a panoramic view of Marina Bay.

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Make the most of the rest of your vacation and enjoy a relaxed pace and free time. Flights limited to 5 days and 4 nights

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

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Depending on the package selected

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Make the most of the rest of your vacation and enjoy a relaxed pace and free time. Check out by 11:00 AM. Depart at the time designated by the travel agency (customer service will notify you one day in advance). With excitement and wonderful memories, enjoy a safe journey home. Must-see attractions at Singapore Changi Airport: 1. Ride the Skytrain to see the Rain Vortex *Please note: You can only see the waterfall from the track near T1 and Jewel Changi. *Viewing directions: T2 to T3: sit by the left-side window; T3 to T2: sit by the right-side window. 2. Dreamscape is a 360° immersive “Wizard of Oz” experience—dreamlike and perfect for photos! The overhead canopy changes with the seasons and alternates between day and night, with “shooting stars” streaking across it. It’s on Level 2 of Terminal 2 and, in my opinion, the best photo spot in the entire airport. Tips: Attractions inside Changi Airport are free. Jewel Changi, the large shopping and entertainment complex connected to the airport, has more fun paid activities. Singapore is now visa-free for visitors from some countries, and some flights allow check-in up to 24 hours in advance, so it’s worth allowing plenty of time to explore the airport and Jewel Changi. Although Changi Airport and Jewel Changi are connected, they are in separate airside and landside areas. If you’re transferring and want to visit Jewel Changi, you’ll need to enter Singapore and go through immigration and security again. If your layover is over 5–6 hours, it’s worth going through the process to visit Jewel Changi.

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Please note: * Hotel check-out time is 11:00. Please depart at the time specified by the travel agency (customer service will notify you one day in advance). * For 6-day, 5-night flights only Note: All times shown on this webpage are for reference only. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to circumstances beyond our control, such as weather, traffic congestion, traffic accidents, festivals or sporting events, civil unrest, or strikes. We appreciate your understanding. If you have onward travel plans involving other transportation to another city, we strongly recommend allowing at least 3 hours of extra time to avoid inconvenience caused by delays. Our company accepts no responsibility for losses arising from travel arrangements you make yourself without allowing sufficient extra time. Thank you for your understanding.

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

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