Greetings, fellow travel enthusiasts. Do you have plans to explore the City of Lions? If so, then spending a week in Singapore will allow you to experience the major attractions. The nation offers a perfect blend of urban modernity, breathtaking natural landscapes, rich cultures, and memories that last a lifetime. For Indian travellers, this South East Asian jewel can be easily accessed with direct flights. Continue browsing the blog until the end to know how to plan a week's itinerary in Singapore.

One Week Perfect Day Itinerary For Singapore

The 7 days Singapore tour package from India includes all of the must-visit sites and activities that will make your vacation special. Whether you are planning a family vacation, a couples vacation, or a solo vacation, this South Asian country has something for every visitor. Here’s how you can plan your Singapore itinerary.

Day 1: Arrive and Overnight at Marina Bay

Upon arrival at Changi Airport, you have to check into your hotel. Well, most Indian travelers prefer to stay in areas like Little India or Clarke Quay because they are near restaurants and shopping centres. After resting, begin your day by visiting Marina Bay Sands. The SkyPark Observation Deck offers a bird's-eye view of the entire city, and it looks stunning, especially during sunset.

Later, walk along the Marina waterfront and watch the free Spectra Light and Water Show. The famous Merlion Park nearby is a great place to capture Instagram-worthy photographs. End your first night with dinner at one of the city's waterfront restaurants or visit one of the Lau Pa Sat for a traditional street food experience.

Day 2: Gardens by the Bay and Singapore Flyer

Begin your second day by visiting Gardens by the Bay, which is Singapore's favorite place. Moreover, the Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome seem out of this world. The gardens are ideal for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. Spend your morning strolling around the gardens, and for your lunch, head to Satay by the Bay, where you can have both local and international food.

Whether it is late evening or early night, consider visiting the Singapore Flyer. Taking a ride on the giant observation wheel is the best way to capture a panoramic view of the city's beauty. After that, you can view Marina Bay and even a portion of Malaysia on a clear day from the top. It's a calming activity that is very relaxing and a great way to end your day.

Day 3: Sentosa Island Fun

Keep aside the third day to relax and enjoy leisure activities at Sentosa Island. Take the cable car to the island and enjoy stunning views along the way. After that, you can head to the S.E.A. Aquarium, which has more than 100,000 sea creatures and is one of the largest aquariums in the world. If you feel like having some water activities, Adventure Cove Waterpark is a nice spot for children and adults.

You can also discover the beach spots or take part in adventure sports such as indoor skydiving at iFly or zip-lining across the jungle. You can spend your evening with the Wings of Time show. This amazing outdoor nighttime show utilizes lights, water, and fireworks to tell a story of the bravery of a bird called Shahbaz and his friends, Rachel and Felix.

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Day 4: Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios is an ideal destination for film buffs and thrill-seekers. It is located on Sentosa Island and offers a full day of entertainment with heart-throbbing rides, live performances, and themed zones such as Hollywood, Ancient Egypt, and Sci-Fi City. Must-visit attractions include the Transformers 4D, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, and the heart-stopping Battlestar Galactica roller coasters.

The park also contains several dining locations, including some that serve Indian food. Check the times for the shows and plan out how you will travel around the park so that you can avoid the long queues and enjoy yourself. All of this is about having a good time and making great memories.

Day 5: Experience Culture At Chinatown, Little India & Kampong Glam

After four days of visiting popular attractions and theme parks, it's time to relax and explore Singapore's culture. Begin your day in Chinatown, where you can catch a glimpse of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and feel the old markets. Here, the atmosphere is lively, and the area is rich in history.

Visit the colorful Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, pick up some souvenirs, and have a satisfying vegetarian lunch. Mustafa Centre, a 24/7 crowded shopping complex, has everything from electronics to spices on offer. The afternoon is spent in Kampong Glam, famous for its Malay and Arab heritage. At its center is the imposing Sultan Mosque, with fashionable boutiques and alternative cafes along Haji Lane. This is a great blend of tradition and new-age innovation.

Day 6: Nature and Wildlife Escape

Singapore is renowned for its plant life and for being so green. Today is all about appreciating nature. Start your day at the Singapore Zoo, rated one of the world's finest zoos because it has an open air layout. You'll be able to view animals such as white tigers, orangutans, and pygmy hippos in carefully crafted habitats. If this excites you, then consider including this landmark on your international tour packages from India.

Then visit River Wonders, which has plenty of things, including the famous giant pandas. If you would like to continue discovering things, then visit the newly reconstructed Bird Paradise, where you can spot hundreds of birds in themed enclosures. If you still have some energy left, you can fill your day by going to the Night Safari. It's a unique experience where you get to observe nocturnal wild animals under the starry sky.

Day 7: Shopping and Farewell

On your final day, simply take it easy and go shopping, and then leave. Orchard Road is the most famous shopping district in the city, with numerous international brands and local designers of international standard. For cheaper and more unusual goods, head to Bugis Street, where you can buy souvenirs and clothing at low prices. Take a break at Jewel Changi Airport before you leave. It's not an airport but a destination with indoor gardens, art, shopping, dining, and the world's tallest indoor waterfall. It's a perfect place to take a moment to think about your week-long journey before departing for India.

In a Nutshell!

Singapore is an amazing and welcoming destination for Indian tourists. The city is clean, has good public transport, welcoming people, and a good blend of culture, entertainment, and nature, something for everyone. This 7-day Singapore travel package is designed to allow you to experience the best of the country without rushing.

Whether you watch the sunset at Marina Bay, experience thrilling rides at Universal Studios, or enjoy home food at Little India, each moment in Singapore will leave a lasting impression on your mind. So, go ahead and book your packages with Travel Saga Tourism and get ready to have an awesome experience!