Travelling to Singapore from Malaysia is made easier by the number of express buses that ply this route, tickets to which you can always take from redbus.sg as per convenience. Within Singapore, too, the bus system is one that you can completely rely on.

So keep aside a day simply to marvel at these splendid creations.

Cultural Sights: Singapore is a spectacular place to soak up the sights and sounds of Asian culture. Because Singapore is such a modern country, you’ll find influences from a variety of other cultures as well. Be sure to visit Chinatown and Little India for the largest cultural impact. While in Chinatown, don’t miss the Sri Mariamman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in all of Singapore. Regardless of whether you consider yourself religious or not, this temple will take your breath away.

Marina Bay Sands: There is no sight as opulent as the Marina Bay Sands. It held the title of being the most expensive building when it opened in 2010. An integrated resort, you can spend your entire day here since it houses everything—a luxury hotel, restaurants, shops, one of the largest convention centres in Asia, entertainment centres, indoor ice skating rink… you name it, you will find it in Marina Bay Sands.

Singapore Flyer: What better than to take in the view of this majestic city from the world’s largest observation wheel? Well, with a glass of wine, of course. Choose the package you want and hop onto the flyer that even gives you a glimpse into the skylines of Indonesia and Malaysia.

Botanic Gardens: Singapore’s UNESCO World Heritage Centre, the Botanic Gardens houses the quite impressive National Orchids Garden, as well as an eco-garden, eco-lake, bonsai garden and other natural attractions.