Planning a 3-Day Itinerary for Singapore- A Detailed Guide

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Singapore is often referred to as the Lion City and is known for blending modernity with tradition seamlessly. It combines rich cultural heritage, seen from the architecture alongside stunning architecture. All these features alone would enable one to believe the above statement regardless. With a duration of 3 days when you plan on visiting Singapore; below are some suggestions that will help you make it as good as possible. 

Day 1- Exploring the Heart of Singapore

Morning- Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay

Marina Bay Sands

• For day 1 you will have to start your day a little early. Head to the SkyPark Observation Deck which is on the 57th floor and offers a breathtaking view. If you want to avoid crowds, you will have to visit early to enjoy it to the maximum. The sunrise is mesmerizing from that height, make sure you don’t miss that. 
• Visit the ArtScience Museum located within the Marina Bay Sands complex. It is a fascinating stop for people who visit Singapore for the first time. 

 Evening- Gardens by the Bay

• Walk over to the Gardens by the Bay as it is located at walking distance from the Marina Bay Sands. You can explore the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest which showcase flora from different climates. 
• You can also take a walk on the OCBC Skyway for a unique view of the gardens and Marina Bay skyline. 

Also, you can go back to Marina Bay Sands for light and water show which is a unique experience in itself. 

Day 2- Cultural and Historical Exploration

Morning- Chinatown and Little India

• If you like rich culture and history Chinatown is the best bet for you. You can visit the famous Buddha Tooth Relic Temple which is a stunning Buddhist temple that houses a sacred relic. 
• If you want to learn about the history and lives of early Chinese settlers in Singapore, do visit and explore the Chinatown Heritage Center. 

Little India

• Head to Little India and visit one of the oldest Hindu temples in Singapore; Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. Post that, you can explore the vibrant streets filled with colorful shops and fragrant spice stalls.