MBD Travel Singapore Guide
More than a list of sights: a practical guide to planning the order of your trip, choosing where to stay and adapting the plan to the season.

This page is a slice of our Singapore tours: only the programmes that stop in Singapore.
The things travellers talk about afterwards, and what turns a route into a trip.





Singapore is a vibrant city-state known for its modern architecture and rich cultural diversity. The blend of various cultures contributes to a unique atmosphere that is reflected in its cuisine, festivals, and daily life. Visitors can explore the city’s unique neighborhoods, each offering its own distinct character and charm.
One of the highlights of Singapore is Marina Bay, where visitors can enjoy stunning views of the skyline. This area is home to the iconic Marina Bay Sands, a resort complex that features a hotel, a shopping mall, and a rooftop observation deck. The nearby Gardens by the Bay showcases futuristic gardens and unique structures, providing a serene escape amidst the urban landscape.
Chinatown is another must-visit area, filled with traditional shops, temples, and eateries. This neighborhood is a testament to Singapore's multicultural heritage, where visitors can experience the rich history and vibrant atmosphere. The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple stands out in this area, offering a glimpse into Buddhist culture.
Little India is a lively district that immerses visitors in Indian culture. Colorful shops, fragrant spice stalls, and exquisite temples create a sensory experience that is truly memorable. The Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, dedicated to the goddess Kali, is a notable landmark in this area, attracting both worshippers and tourists alike.
Finally, Orchard Road is Singapore’s premier shopping destination, lined with numerous malls and boutiques. This bustling street is perfect for those looking to indulge in retail therapy or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere. The blend of modern shopping experiences and dining options makes it a popular spot for both locals and visitors.
Multi-year monthly averages. Each month opens its own season page.
Season calendarHigh 29°C, low 25°C
24 rainy days · 393 mm rainHigh 30°C, low 25°C
17 rainy days · 100 mm rainHigh 30°C, low 26°C
24 rainy days · 200 mm rainHigh 30°C, low 26°C
28 rainy days · 278 mm rainHigh 31°C, low 27°C
27 rainy days · 215 mm rainHigh 30°C, low 27°C
25 rainy days · 279 mm rainHigh 30°C, low 27°C
23 rainy days · 225 mm rainHigh 29°C, low 26°C
28 rainy days · 265 mm rainHigh 29°C, low 26°C
25 rainy days · 196 mm rainHigh 30°C, low 26°C
27 rainy days · 243 mm rainHigh 29°C, low 26°C
27 rainy days · 320 mm rainHigh 29°C, low 25°C
28 rainy days · 304 mm rainMonthly averages of daily readings, 2021-2025. For planning only; not a forecast for your travel dates.

More than a list of sights: a practical guide to planning the order of your trip, choosing where to stay and adapting the plan to the season.