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Singapore

Singapore is a dynamic global garden city that harmonizes futuristic technological innovation with a rich multicultural heritage and lush tropical greenery. Singapore treats visitors to iconic sights like the futuristic Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay, the stunning Marina Bay Sands, and historic cultural enclaves like Chinatown. Singapore stands out as one of the ultimate Singapore experiences, blending vibrant culture and best places to visit for global travelers.

Official city site
Feb–Apr
Peak season
Nov–Jan
Off season
3–5 days
Recommended trip duration

Weather Forecast

Best time to visit

Visit Singapore from December to June, when generally drier weather makes it more comfortable for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Singapore remains hot and humid year-round, with temperatures typically around 24°C–32°C

Dec-Jun
Travel advisory

Vaping and e-cigarettes are prohibited, and bringing them into the country is illegal. Check local regulations before traveling.

Updated by Tripconomy

Quick Facts

Area
719.1 km²
Language
EnglishMalayTamilChinese
Currency
SGD
Timezone
UTC+08:00
Country code
+65
Population
6M+
Nearest airport
SIN — Singapore Changi Airport
Region
South-Eastern Asia
Driving side
Keep left
Voltage
230V
ISO codes
SG - SGP
Plug types
Type C, G, M
Type C plug
C
Type G plug
G
Type M plug
M
Short Video Guide

Singapore Through Eyes

See Singapore through quick reels from local experts, creators, and travelers. Slide through temples, islands, food streets, skylines, mountains, and hidden corners.

Emergency help in Singapore

Emergency numbers, hospitals, phrases and safety guidance for Singapore.

  • Emergency Help: 999 — Single number for any emergency
  • Tourism Hotline: +65 6736 6622 — Singapore Tourism Board visitor hotline
  • Ambulance: 995 — Medical emergency or urgent injury
  • Non-emergency Ambulance: 1777 — Non-urgent medical transport
  • Police Hotline: 1800 255 0000 — Police, non-urgent
  • Hello — Helo (Hello lah)
  • Thank You — Terima Kasih (tuh-REE-mah KAH-sih)
  • Good Bye — Selamat Tinggal (seh-LAH-mat TING-gal)
  • Help — Bantuan (bahn - too - ahn)
  • I am lost — Saya hilang (sah-yahhee-lahng)
  • Call the police — Hubungi polis (Hoo-boong-ee poh-lees)
Who should I contact if I’m in immediate danger?
Contact local emergency services and your country’s embassy or consulate.
What should I do if I’m lost in an unfamiliar place?
Stay in a safe, populated area and use your phone or a map to find your location.
What should I do if I need medication urgently?
Contact a local pharmacy or medical facility and explain your needs.
What if my wallet and cards are stolen?
Freeze your cards, contact your bank, and report the theft to local authorities.
What should I do during a major storm or severe weather event?
Stay indoors in a secure location and follow official local alerts.

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