The picturesque Marina Bay Sands complex is the main attraction of the bay. There are other great spots around the bay such as the Science Museum, Casino, shopping centres, dining and nightlife options. A spectacular light show is hosted around 2000 hours, which blends with the water to form colourful, magnificent views. It’s a must-visit spot to include in your 5-day trip to Singapore, especially for those looking to experience the city’s vibrant nightlife and scenic beauty. A great deal for photographs!

Clarke Quay is well known for its enthralling waterside eateries and exciting gathering of bars and clubs, but the region has a lot more to offer. Clarke Quay is filled with places of cultural and historical importance like Singapore River, Asian civilizations museum, statues of Sir Stamford Raffles, Fort Canning Park, Civil Defense Heritage Gallery and Hong San See Temple.

Universal Studios Singapore is an amusement park situated inside Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore. The park has around 28 rides, shows, and attractions in seven themed zones. There are several night time activities including the magnificent Hollywood Dreams Light-Up Parade, live local bands, delicious food and thrilling rides under the midnight stars.

Gardens by the Bay is a large, beautiful, modern park in the bay area of Singapore. Among the main features are the Supertree structures. There are several trees and plants to find inside, Gardens by the Bay Tickets is an incredible goal for both children and adults, and just for those searching for a reprieve with staggering views.

Kidzania is interactive indoor theme park is a must-visit for children. It offers fun and learning through interactive role-plays for children of age-group 3 to 17. It is an 81,000 sq feet indoor city, modelled especially for kids. It has buildings, paved streets, vehicles and a functioning economy just like any other city.

The Chinatown area is quite different from the rest of Singapore. It has low rise buildings of Chinese Architecture, and the Chinese culture is exhibited out on the streets with the enticing smell of Chinese cuisines being cooked. There are temples of all faiths among which Buddha tooth relic temple and Sri Mariamman Temple are visited more often.

If you are planning a 4-day trip to Singapore, the Singapore Flyer is one experience you simply shouldn’t miss. At 165 meters tall, this giant observation wheel is an artful culmination of urban design and building that exhibits not just the hypnotizing cosmopolitan cityscape of the tropical Lion City but also the encompassing islands of Indonesia and parts of Malaysia in all their glory. It often features on the advertorial boards of Singapore Tourism. 

Little India is a lively historic area in the heart of Singapore around the Serangoon road. This place is a must-visit as you can explore a beautiful community mixture of Hindu and Chinese temples, along with Churches and Mosques. You can also enjoy the South Indian delicacies and North Indian tandoori dishes and local flavours of roti-prata (pancakes) and Teh-Tarik. There's also a 24 hr shopping center, Mustafa Mall.

The Helix Bridge is one of the most scenic places in Singapore. It is decorated with brilliant lightning which adds up to the beauty of the site. This is the first curved bridge of the world, connects South Marine Bay and Marine Centre over the Singapore River.

Location: Marina Bay

Price: Free to visit

Timings: Best time to visit is during evening and night

Dive into Singapore's exuberant, multi-ethnic culture by visiting some of the country's most enchanting places of worship, located in the heart of Chinatown. This well-established region is home to many different cultures and is the only Chinatown in the world to have a Buddhist temple, a mosque and a Hindu temple along a solitary street.

Location: Outram district

Price: Free to visit

Timings: Best to visit during evening

Sprawling over an area of 69 acres, Singapore Zoo houses eleven regions, each of them taking you through the most distinctive global wildlife habitats in the world. The place is home to over 300 different animal species. The zoo also keeps hosting seasonal festivals and shows.

Location: Mandai Lake Road

Price: S$ 37(INR 1800) for adults, S$25(1250) for children and S$17(850) for senior citizens

Timings: 08:30-18:00

Imagine standing before a giant dark space encompassed by a massive video screen giving you a glimpse of everyday life in Singapore while symphony music plays in the background. The museum houses past 100 years galleries whose artifacts date back to early 1887. There's a retail space too where you can buy souvenirs.

Location: Stamford Road

Price: S$12.5 – S$26 (INR 650 - 1300)

Timings: 10:00 – 19:00

The Southern Ridge is a 10-kilometre long stretch surrounded by diverse vegetation. From here, you can get the most panoramic view of the Southern Islands. It's the best place to explore if you want to click pictures and watch some migrant birds.

Location: Henderson Road, Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park

Price: Free of cost

Timings: Best to visit in the evening

With its perfect beaches, lovable Sentosa attractions and natural landscapes, the State of Fun will surely leave you spellbound. The island also hosts the world's largest wind tunnel for indoor skydiving.

Location: Artillery Avenue

Price: Variable

Timings: 24/7

The area is home to the Sands Sky Park designed by the renowned architect, Moshe Safdie. You will witness some superb architectural examples along with some artistic sculptures around the area. Singapore Tourism invests its good fortune in the maintenance of this area. There are many things to explore in Marina Bay

Location: 11 Marina Boulevard

Price: Variable

Timings: 24/7

Botanic Garden is the oldest garden of Singapore and the country's first UNESCO world heritage site. This is a great place for nature lovers or for people who wish to spend some peaceful time outdoors.

Location: 1, Cluny Road

Price: S$ 5 (250)

Timings: 08:30-19:00