Singapore tour packages
Singapore on our three-country tours from Nepal: Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa, combined with Thailand or Bali and Malaysia.
What our travellers say
Real trips booked with Kora Holidays.Singapore travel questions
Yes. Singapore is part of our three-country tours with Malaysia and either Thailand or Bali, each planned from Kathmandu and priced in NPR.
Singapore travel guide
Why Singapore is worth the trip
Singapore is a small, very clean and safe city-state with world-famous attractions: the Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay, the Marina Bay skyline, Sentosa island and its beaches and theme parks. Little India makes Nepali and Indian food easy to find.
Two or three days is enough to see Singapore, which is why our tours pair it with Malaysia, a short coach ride away, and with Thailand or Bali.
Tours that include Singapore
- With Thailand: Thailand, Singapore & Malaysia, 10 days
- With Bali: Bali, Singapore & Malaysia, 10 days
Before you fly
Nepali passport holders need a Singapore visa, applied for through an authorised agent before travel; our team can arrange it alongside your tour. You also fill in the free SG Arrival Card online within three days of arrival. The currency is the Singapore dollar, and cards work almost everywhere.
Best time to visit Singapore
Singapore is hot and humid all year, around 25–32°C, with short tropical showers. February to April is the driest and most pleasant; November to January is the wettest. Indoor attractions and covered walkways mean any month works.
| Month | Weather | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| January | Wet, warm | Chinese New Year lights |
| February | Drier, warm | Everything |
| March | Dry, hot | Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa |
| April | Dry, hot | Sightseeing |
| May | Hot, some rain | Shopping |
| June | Hot | Great Singapore Sale |
| July | Hot | Sales, food festival |
| August | Hot | National Day celebrations |
| September | Hot, some haze | Night races, events |
| October | Hot, showers | Dashain holidays, Deepavali in Little India |
| November | Wet | Tihar holidays, Christmas lights begin |
| December | Wet, festive | Christmas on Orchard Road |