Singapore tour packages from Delhi typically combine a 5-hour 45-minute nonstop flight with 4–7 nights of land arrangements. Indicative land-only twin-sharing prices start near INR 65,000 per person, excluding flights and visa. The best months are…
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Departing Delhi
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Singapore holiday idea · 5 nights
From Delhi
Routes and packages planned around departing from Delhi.
Departure city
Delhi (DEL)
Nearest gateway
Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)
Airlines
Singapore Airlines, Air India, IndiGo
Ideal trip length
4–7 nights
What you get
How to Reach Singapore from Delhi
The best way to reach Singapore from Delhi is a nonstop flight to Changi Airport, taking about 5 hours 45 minutes. Singapore Airlines, Air India and IndiGo operate this route. A trip of 4–7 nights works well for first-time visitors.
Quick facts
Trip Snapshot
A Singapore trip from Delhi is a 4–7 night holiday reached by a 5-hour 45-minute nonstop flight. The best season is February to April. Indicative land-only twin-sharing packages start near INR 65,000 per person, excluding flights and visa.
Best season
February to April
Getting there
Journey from Delhi
Typical ways travellers leave Delhi for Singapore — your quote confirms the best connection for your dates.
A 5-night Singapore itinerary from Delhi covers Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, Mandai Wildlife Reserve and cultural districts. Each day uses MRT or taxi between compact areas. Overnight stays are in the city, with Sentosa as an optional base.
Day01
Stop 1 of 6
Arrive in Singapore and Marina Bay
Land at Changi, transfer to hotel, and explore Marina Bay in the evening.
Morning
Arrive at Changi Airport; clear immigration and collect baggage.
Afternoon
Transfer to city hotel by taxi or MRT; check in and rest.
Evening
Walk around Marina Bay, see the Merlion Park and waterfront skyline.
Day02
Stop 2 of 6
Gardens by the Bay and Chinatown
Visit Gardens by the Bay in the morning and Chinatown in the afternoon.
Morning
Explore Gardens by the Bay, including the Supertree Grove and conservatories.
Afternoon
Lunch in Chinatown; visit Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and street markets.
Evening
Dinner at a hawker centre in Chinatown.
Day03
Stop 3 of 6
Sentosa Island
Full day on Sentosa with beaches and attractions.
Morning
Take the Sentosa Express or cable car to Sentosa.
Afternoon
Visit Universal Studios Singapore or S.E.A. Aquarium.
Evening
Watch the Wings of Time show or relax at Palawan Beach.
Day04
Stop 4 of 6
Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Day trip to Singapore Zoo, River Wonders or Night Safari.
Morning
Travel to Mandai by taxi or public bus.
Afternoon
Visit Singapore Zoo or River Wonders.
Evening
Optional Night Safari; return to city.
Day05
Stop 5 of 6
Little India and Kampong Gelam
Explore cultural districts and shopping streets.
Morning
Visit Little India: Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple and Tekka Centre.
Afternoon
Explore Kampong Gelam: Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane.
Evening
Dinner at a halal restaurant or Indian eatery; return to hotel.
Day06
Stop 6 of 6
Departure from Singapore
Last-minute shopping and transfer to Changi Airport.
Morning
Visit Orchard Road for shopping or a final local breakfast.
Afternoon
Check out and transfer to Changi Airport.
Evening
Board return flight to Delhi.
Compare
Trip Lengths Compared
Four to five days cover Singapore's principal city areas, Sentosa and one Mandai wildlife day. Six to seven days allow a slower pace and more attractions. Eight days or more suit repeat visitors or those adding nearby destinations.
4 nights
Best forFirst-time visitors with limited leave
StrengthsCovers Marina Bay, Sentosa and one wildlife park; lower land cost.
Trade-offsTight schedule; little time for neighbourhoods or rest.
5 nights
Best forBalanced first trip
StrengthsAdds Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Gelam without rushing.
Trade-offsStill limited if you want multiple theme parks.
6–7 nights
Best forFamilies and slower travellers
StrengthsTime for Universal Studios, Mandai and Sentosa without daily rush.
Trade-offsHigher hotel and food costs; may need more leave.
8+ nights
Best forRepeat visitors or combined trips
StrengthsAllows day trips or a side trip to Malaysia.
Trade-offsSingapore is compact; extra days may feel repetitive without planning.
Travel tips
Travelling to Singapore from Delhi — What to Know
Delhi travellers should book nonstop flights early, apply for the visa within 30 days before arrival, and submit the SG Arrival Card within three days before arrival. Carry a card and some Singapore dollars; UPI acceptance is limited.
Book nonstop flights early
Nonstop Delhi–Singapore seats on Singapore Airlines, Air India and IndiGo can fill quickly during school holidays and February–April. Book 6–8 weeks ahead for better fares.
Flights
Apply for visa within 30 days
Ordinary Indian passport holders need a visa before travel. Apply through authorised agents or the Singapore mission process, generally within 30 days before arrival. The fee is INR 2,100 from 1 January 2026.
Documents
Submit SG Arrival Card on time
Submit the SG Arrival Card within three days before arrival. Keep a digital or printed copy. Passport must be valid for at least six months.
Documents
Use MRT for sightseeing
MRT and public buses are extensive and economical, with fares commonly about SGD 1–3 per ride. Contactless bank cards and stored-value transit cards are accepted.
Transport
Plan airport transfer
Changi Airport to central areas usually takes about 20–30 minutes by taxi, depending on traffic. Taxis and ride-hailing are practical for late-night arrivals.
Transport
Carry a card and some cash
Singapore uses the Singapore dollar. Card payments are widespread; selected merchants may accept cross-border UPI, but carry a card and some cash for hawker centres and small shops.
Money
Plan it your way
Singapore, your way
Browse Singapore by holiday style, trip length and other departure cities — or open the main Singapore guide.
Holiday styles
Pick the kind of trip that fits you — each style opens holidays planned for that mood.
What our team sees when planning these trips, beyond what the guidebooks say.
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Families learn that a successful schedule needs realistic pacing: Sentosa, Gardens by the Bay and Universal Studios should not be treated as quick stops, and MRT shortcuts plus hawker centres can reduce both cost and effort. Couples and families also benefit from deliberately mixing headline attractions with quieter, neighbourhood-based experiences.
Local transport is generally easier and cheaper than many visitors expect, but airport transfers with luggage may lead travellers to choose Grab or a taxi for convenience. Food planning also matters: hawker centres offer inexpensive variety, while spontaneity around meals and peak bookings can cost more.
The recurring mistake is leaving attraction tickets, transport and meals until arrival, especially for scheduled or popular activities. A packed plan can also be tiring for families because Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa and Universal Studios involve substantial walking and separate travel time.
Little India, particularly around Farrer Park, is a practical first-visit base because hotels there offer direct MRT access to Marina Bay, Orchard Road, Chinatown, the CBD and Changi Airport. Travellers also value the area’s Indian food, cultural atmosphere and proximity to Tekka Centre.
Questions, answered
Before you go
Straight answers on planning Singapore from Delhi, from connections to what a quote covers.
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No. Ordinary Indian passport holders generally need a Singapore entry visa before travel; official and diplomatic passport exemptions may differ. Apply through authorised visa agents or the Singapore mission process, generally within 30 days before arrival. The visa fee is INR 2,100 from 1 January 2026.
How much does a Singapore tour package cost from Delhi?
Indicative land-only twin-sharing prices are about INR 65,000 budget, INR 95,000 standard, INR 145,000 premium and INR 260,000 luxury per person, excluding flights and visa. These are planning benchmarks, not confirmed Tripstor package offers. Request a personalised quote for current pricing.
What is the best time to visit Singapore from Delhi?
February to April is often preferred for relatively lower rainfall, but Singapore can be visited year-round because temperatures remain consistently warm. Delhi travellers should book flights early for this period, as seats on nonstop services fill quickly.
How many days are enough for a Singapore trip from Delhi?
Four to five days cover the principal city, Sentosa and one Mandai wildlife day; six to seven days allow a slower pace and more attractions. Add days if you want multiple theme parks or day trips.
Is Singapore good for a family holiday from Delhi?
Yes. Universal Studios, Gardens by the Bay, Mandai wildlife parks, Sentosa and efficient public transport make it particularly suitable for families. Nonstop flights from Delhi take about 5 hours 45 minutes, which is manageable with children.
What are the must-visit places in Singapore?
Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Gelam are core inclusions. Most are connected by MRT, with fares commonly about SGD 1–3 per ride.
Is public transport easy to use in Singapore?
Yes. MRT trains and buses are extensive, reliable and usually the most economical way to move around; contactless cards are widely accepted. Fares are commonly about SGD 1–3 per ride. Taxis and ride-hailing are practical for airport transfers and late nights.
What currency is used in Singapore and can Indians use UPI?
Singapore uses the Singapore dollar. Card payments are widespread; selected merchants may accept cross-border UPI arrangements, but travellers should carry a card and some cash. Hawker centres and small shops may prefer cash or local payment apps.
