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Woman in bikini relaxing on lounge chair by swimming pool at Park Hotel Group

Singapore Travel Facts

  • Currency: Singapore Dollar (SGD)
  • Weather: Tropical climate (25°C–32°C year-round)
  • Airport: Singapore Changi Airport
  • Languages: English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil
  • Time Zone: GMT +8
  • Transport: MRT (Mass Rapid Transit system)
  • Good to Know: Fines apply for littering, smoking in restricted areas, and eating on public transport
Family and guide view marine life in aquarium at Park Hotel Group

What Makes Singapore Unique

  • Known as a “City in a Garden” with over 50% green coverage
  • Multicultural society influenced by Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western cultures
  • One of the world’s cleanest and safest cities
  • Highly efficient MRT public transport system
  • Globally recognised hawker food culture
  • Modern skyline combined with heritage neighbourhoods
Illuminated tree-like structures and serene water reflections at Park Hotel Group

 

Nature & Wildlife

Explore Singapore’s greener side at Gardens by the Bay, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, and the Singapore Oceanarium, where nature, wildlife, and immersive experiences come together for visitors of all ages.

City skyline with illuminated Ferris wheel and waterfront at dusk from Park Hotel Group

 

Landmarks

Take in Singapore’s iconic skyline at Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer, both offering panoramic city views and memorable photo opportunities.

Universal Studios Singapore entrance with globe and visitors at Park Hotel Group

 

Entertainment

For family-friendly thrills and movie-themed adventures, visit Universal Studios Singapore on Sentosa Island.

Family and guide view marine life in aquarium at Park Hotel Group

 

Singapore Oceanarium

Newly reopened in 2025, this oceanarium houses over 100,000 marine animals. Explore immersive exhibits and marine conservation, ideal for families and ocean lovers.

Group dining outdoors with orangutans in the background at Park Hotel Group

 

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Mandai Wildlife Reserve is home to Singapore’s top parks; Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, and Bird Paradise. Fun for the whole family, get ready for zoological encounters and experiences.

City skyline with illuminated Ferris wheel and waterfront at dusk from Park Hotel Group

 

Singapore Flyer

The Singapore Flyer is one of the world’s largest observation wheels, offering stunning 360° views of the city, Marina Bay, and beyond. 

Night view of bustling Chinatown street market with colorful decorations at Park Hotel Group

 

Heritage & Culture

Discover the historic streets and hawker culture of Chinatown, the colourful temples and spice shops of Little India, and the trendy cafés, boutiques, and Sultan Mosque in Kampong Glam.

Evening view of a riverfront with boats and buildings at Park Hotel Group

 

City & Waterfront

Enjoy skyline views and waterfront promenades at Marina Bay, along with riverside dining, bars, and nightlife at Clarke Quay.

Red lifesaver float with

 

Shopping & Leisure

Experience world-class shopping along Orchard Road and explore Sentosa Island for beachside attractions, resorts, and family-friendly entertainment.

Plate of chicken, rice, cucumber, tomatoes, and sauces with bowls and utensils on blue table at Park Hotel Group

 

Hawker Classics

Singapore’s hawker culture is a must-experience for food lovers. Popular local favourites include Hainanese Chicken Rice, laksa, satay, chilli crab, and bak kut teh, each reflecting the city’s multicultural food heritage.

Fried flatbreads with two sauces on a metal tray with cutlery at Park Hotel Group

 

Breakfast & Snacks

Start the day with traditional kaya toast and kopi, or enjoy local comfort snacks such as roti prata and BBQ chicken wings, commonly found at hawker centres and casual eateries across the city.

Steamed crab in sauce on a white plate from Park Hotel Group

 

Seafood Specialties

Seafood lovers should not miss Singapore’s famous chilli crab and black pepper crab, both known for their rich flavours and best enjoyed with fried mantou buns or steamed rice.