Example Itinerary
Price is based on double or twin hotel room occupancy and includes accommodation with daily breakfast, transfers, car/driver, English-speaking guide, activities and entrance fees as mentioned. Flights and optional special activities will be quoted separately. Most personal expenses, including dinners, alcoholic beverages, spa treatments and gratuities can be paid on the spot while traveling. Prices may vary depending on season, choice of accommodation and other factors.
In Singapore’s multicultural landscape, its residents’ various faiths coexist in harmony. Home to around ten religions altogether, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and Christianity are considered the four principal religions. Visit country’s most significant religious sites such as the oldest Hindu temple which sits in Chinatown, the most important temple of the Hokkien community, a mosque that was a stopover on the pilgrimage route, and the oldest Christian church which was opened by the Armenian community.
This itinerary is an example. It’s designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All trips are 100% bespoke.
• Buddha Tooth Relic Temple: Climb to the fourth floor of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, a remnant found in a collapsed stupa. The temple itself stands as a monument to the Tang architectural style.
• Ultra-luxe Hotel: From the Fullerton Bay Hotel, travelers explore the Lion City from some of the finest accommodations in Southeast Asia while looking out over the famed Marina Bay.
• Chijmes Hall: Built in the Gothic Revivalist style and originally the First Chapel of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, this 19th century wonder of architecture was given new life with the film Crazy Rich Asians.
Arrive at Changi Airport and meet your guide for your private transfer to your hotel. Relax and unwind from your flight for the rest of the day.
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Start in Chinatown, home to the prominent Chinese temples of Thian Hock Keng and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple as well as Sri Mariamman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore. At the Nagore Dargah Heritage Center, learn about the pioneers of country’s Indian-Muslim community who first built a shrine at the site in the early 1800’s to give thanks for safe passage to Singapore. See the beautiful Chijmes Hall, lovingly designed with stained-glass windows imported from Belgium, a five-story spire, and unique impressions of tropical flora and birds on the 648 column capitals. At the Malay enclave of Kampong Glam, admire the beautiful Sultan Mosque and its massive golden domes, formerly the royal mosque of the Sultan of Johor. In the past, this significant mosque was a stopover for Muslim pilgrims in the region on their pilgrimage to Mecca. Visit the oldest Christian church in Singapore and national monument, the Armenian Church, completed in 1835. The Armenians were among the earliest merchants and traders to arrive in the country after it was established as a trading port and the church was the spiritual home of the influential community.
Enjoy a final breakfast before the private transfer to the airport for your flight onward.
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