A complete guide to traveling to Singapore in November.

🌵For those planning to travel to Singapore in November and December, this detailed travel guide is a must-read. 🚩 📍Detailed 4-day itinerary for Singapore Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport → Fort Canning Park → National Museum of Singapore → Merlion Park Day 2: Gardens by the Bay → Singapore Flyer → Haji Lane → Clarke Quay Day 3: Sentosa Island → S.E.A. Aquarium → Universal Studios Singapore → Skyline Luge Day 4: National Gallery Singapore → Old Hill Street Police Station → CHIJMES → Night Safari ✅Must-visit attractions in Singapore: 🔴Jewel Changi Airport: The best places to view the waterfall are on the 4th and 5th floors of the mall. 🔴Merlion Park: Take photos in a variety of fun poses. 🔴Fort Canning Park: The line for the popular tree hole is very long after 10 am, so it's best to go early. 🔴National Gallery Singapore: Great for photos, the public areas are beautiful. 🔴Gardens by the Bay: The Supertrees are especially beautiful when lit up, at 7:45 pm and 8:45 pm. 💰How much should you budget for a trip to Singapore❓ Singapore is relatively expensive, with a cost of living slightly higher than Beijing. However, many attractions in Singapore are free to visit. The main expenses are accommodation and transportation, so budget around SGD 500 for a 5-day trip. ⚠️Things to watch out for 🚫You can spend 2 hours at Changi Airport, so leave enough time to explore when entering or leaving the country. 🚫You don't need to get a transportation card if you don't want to, as you can use a VISA card to pay for public transport. 🚫November to February is the rainy season in Singapore, with frequent showers, so always carry an umbrella. 🚫Buy a Singapore SIM card online in advance, and bring all the daily necessities you need, as prices in Singapore are very high. 🚫Singapore is small, and you can visit all the popular attractions in 3–4 days, so leave 2 days for travel, and 5–6 days is enough. 🚫Stores with a tax-free sign or where you spend at least SGD 100 in a single store offer tax refunds.