Singapore City Luxury Tours

When it comes to enjoying the 360-degree panoramic view of the pictorial country then Asia's largest giant observation wheel, the Singapore Flyer is the ideal destination and one of the best Places to Visit in Singapore.Located in Raffles Avenue, this giant wheel is positioned at a height of 165 meters from the ground and its about as tall as 42 storeys building providing a magnificent scenic view from the top. It a magical experience of full 30 minutes with loads of thrill in one of those 28 fully air-conditioned glass capsules. Be it Raffles Palace, Singapore River, Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Padang and Empress Palace one can fetch a bird’s eye view from the Flyer. To have an experience of wine and dine in the clouds in Singapore Flyer in flight packages where one can yummiest food with coolest drinks.Location: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore.Timings: 8:30am to 10:30pm Price: The cost is INR 1700/SGD 33 

If you have a fetish for history and culture then this museum is a must visit for you. The Peranakan Museum investigates the way of life of Peranakan people group in Southeast Asia. Introduced in the previous Tao Nan Chinese School, worked in 1912, this cozy historical center has one of the finest and most exhaustive accumulations of Peranakan items. Displays on three stories delineate the social customs and the particular visual specialties of the Peranakans. Highlights: The Peranakan Museum gives an animating and instructive experience for all, while speaking to the living society of the Peranakan people group in the district. The historical center is a segment of the Asian Civilisations Museum, working under the National Heritage Board. Location: The museum is located at 39 Armenian St, Singapore. Price: The approximate price starts from $5.50 to $11.

Punggol Beach is part of the Punggol Township and has been recently renovated to a lifestyle park and it is one of the best places to Visit in Singapore . Hence, it is also known as Punggol Point Park. Getting to the park is quite easy as most of the parks in Punggol Promdenade are interlinked. Punggol Jetty is one of the prime spots of the beach and it is known for the plague that honors ‘SookChing Massacre’ occurred during the Japanese invasion. Punggol Beach is known for its long walking and cycling trails, children’s playground and a pond. Also, from the Punggol walking pathway, you can view Singapore’s offshore island, PulauUbin. Highlights: Beautiful white sand beach; the beach looks even more mesmerizing and unusual because of the big rocks strewn over the sands. The Point Park has lot of amenities for children and adults including a Horse Stable, eatery and picturesque view.Location: Punggol Road, Singapore Timing: Open 24 hrs