It’s always sunny in Singapore
The best time to visit Singapore depends on what you wish to see and do. True to its location in Southeast Asia, Singapore generally remains hot and humid all year round with a tropical climate.
July-September is the festive season – a great time to explore the many facets of Singapore. The February to April months, between the ‘summers’ and ‘winters’, are quite pleasant. These months too could be considered the best time to visit Singapore. There are plenty of outdoor activities you can do during this period, such as visit Sentosa Island and the Singapore zoo, considered some of the best things to do in Singapore. This is also when you can experience a number of festivals that are both cultural and traditional.
The hottest months are May and June with temperatures often climbing into the high 90s. The wettest months or least favorable time for tourists are from November to January. This is technically the monsoon season when showers can last for long periods of time, though reasonable temperatures still prevail.
Best Time To Visit
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- Head to the many shopping malls on Orchard Street for your pick of high-end designer wear
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- Dine at Michelin star restaurants like Odette, Labyrinth and Candlenut
- Head for a guided tour of Fort Canning Park to understand the military history of the country. You could even catch a play or concert being staged at the time
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- From waterparks, to restaurants, shopping options and even a museum, there’s much to explore in Marina Bay
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- Explore the verdant landscape of the Gardens by the Bay and enjoy the Light and Sound show in the evening!
- Visit the conservatories at the Gardens and marvel at the gushing indoor waterfall
- Enjoy a meal at one of the several restaurants at Gardens by the Bay featuring an array of cuisines
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- Cool down amid the lush surrounds of the Singapore Botanical Garden, an oasis of green in the city
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- Go museum hopping to understand the region’s history and savor stunning art. You can also marvel at dinosaur fossils in the Natural History Museum!
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- Shop till you drop at the Great Singapore Sale that usually stretches across the months of June and July
- Tantalize your tastebuds during the Singapore Food Festival that is usually held during this month
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- Take a ride on The Singapore Flyer, the world’s largest observation wheel (or Ferris wheel) for breathtaking panorama views of the city
- Feast on Singapore’s Michelin star Chicken Rice at Liao Fan Hawker Chan!
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- Be transported to a world of toucans, turacos, owls and macaws at the Jurong Bird Park
- Don’t forget to eat Singapore’s famous Chilli Crab!
- Discover a unique zoo experience at the Singapore Zoo
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- Discover a unique zoo experience at the Singapore Zoo
- Visit temples, sample Indian food and enjoy shopping in Little India. During the festival of Diwali, the streets of Little India are beautifully lit up!
- From Transformers to Jurassic Park rides, alone with several exciting themed experiences, there’s much to do for adults and children at Universal Studios!
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- From food stalls to shopping, and 200-year-old rich cultural heritage, enjoy exploring Chinatown
- Explore Sentosa Island with its natural beaches, coastal and cycling trails, theme parks, conservation points, shopping districts, fine dining and more!
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- Spend time on Orchard Road, shopping, wining and dining as well as enjoying the Christmas lights!
- Visit the bustling neon bars and upscale restaurants, boutique shops and pumping nightclubs in the happening Clark Quay
What to Pack for Singapore
Because of its location, the average temperature in Singapore is steady all year round. It ranges between 77 and 88°F and humidity is high, usually between 70 % – 80 %. With weather that reliable, this is certainly an outdoors destination. We advise coming with some sun-smart gear; a hat, strong sunscreen lotion and most importantly some comfortable, light clothing – including comfortable shoes – for gliding around the country. Just to be on the safe side, rain gear is advised if you are travelling between December and March.
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