$43 Cheap Flights from Bangkok to Singapore

Singapore is a vibrant city with the world’s largest international airport. Tourism plays an important role in improving Singapore's reputation. Singapore is a financial hub with most of the leading reputed industries and its talent. Singapore is one of the largest Asian city-states, with a population of 5.6 million. Singapore is renowned for its safe streets and its sleek and large buildings.

Tip: The Singapore government has banned the Unification Church and has restricted the Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Reaching Singapore

Changi International Airport is the busiest and largest airport, and it is 23 minutes away from the central city which can be easily covered by Metro (MRT), bus or taxis. There are currently 22 airlines operating flights from Bangkok to Singapore. There are many connecting as well as direct flights to Singapore and it takes an average of 2 hours 10 minutes to cover 1432 Kilometers depending on the weather conditions. China Airlines, Scoot, Royal Brunei Airlines, VietJet Air, Myanmar Airways, Malindo, Jetstar Asia, Garuda Indonesia, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines provides cheap flights from Singapore.

Tip: Singapore has a hot and humid climate so carry light wear clothes.

Places to Visit

Singapore is a fascinating city full of beaches, nature, and animals, culture and museums, parks and gardens and shopping. Explore the scenic beaches of Sentosa or its southern islands to relax and spend a nice night out. Singapore's colonial heart is the Bras Basah neighbourhood east of Orchard and north of Singapore River, full of ancient houses and museums. The Singapore Zoo, the Night Safari, the Jurong Bird Park and the Botanical Garden are popular destinations for nature and wildlife and are must-visit places. The residents of Singapore take immense pride in their gardens and parks and also encourage their community as a Flower Community or a Garden City.

A day tour to Universal Studio, a theme park is worth visiting as it offers 28 thrilling rides, exciting attractions, and spectacular shows. See the city views from Asia’s largest giant wheel observation desk. Spend an evening in Merlion park where Merlion is a legendary beast with a lion's head and a fish's tail and is considered an emblem of the Lion Region.

Tip: Singapore is now renowned for its casinos and is the second-largest gaming city in the world.

Transportation and Stay in Singapore

Singapore is Asia's second most accessible city for public transport. The fastest way to travel across Singapore is via the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) subway network. This underground network has lines that span the whole area. But once you're in the area you will realize walking is the best choice. MRT also runs bus lines that will carry you everywhere on the island. There are buses, taxis, Uber, shared taxis and bike taxi to travel from one place to another.

Stay at Marina Bay as this place is among one of the best places to live in Singapore for the first time, and Little India is a perfect place to linger in Singapore on a budget. There are hostels and Airbnb rooms also available to stay.

Tip: Buy the MRT pass to travel hassle-free in Singapore.

Shopping and Dining in Singapore

Orchard Road is the perfect place for shopping for branded merchandise in Singapore. Mustafa Center, Bugis street market, Raffles city shopping center are also a few wholesale shopping markets.

Chinatown in Singapore is known for its restaurants, street-side food shops, apparel shopping, a few Buddhist temples. There are many themed fine dining restaurants and Singapore also has a vibrant nightlife. There are a few Indian Vegetarian restaurants also available.

Tip: Littering and chewing/selling gum, jaywalking, smoking in public are strictly restricted as per the laws.

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