Singapore and Thailand Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Singapore and Thailand Tours & Trips

• What are the must-visit highlights in Singapore and Thailand for first-time visitors?

  Singapore's main attractions center around the Marina Bay Sands complex and Gardens by the Bay where the towering Supertrees light up the night sky. Bangkok draws visitors to the ornate Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew which houses the revered Emerald Buddha. The bustling Damnoen Saduak floating market gives a glimpse into local life while Chiang Mai's historic Wat Phra Singh temple showcases traditional architecture. Beach destinations like Koh Phi Phi and Phuket offer clear waters and white sand beaches. A TourRadar traveler noted "The guides were really knowledgeable and super sweet making it convenient to explore everything the destinations had to offer." Accommodations include quality properties like Bangkok Montien Riverside Hotel and Village Hotel Albert Court in Singapore.

• When is the best time to visit Singapore and Thailand?

  Singapore sees its best weather from February to April with dry sunny days and temperatures around 32°C (90°F). Thailand's most pleasant season runs from November to early April when humidity drops and rain is rare in Bangkok and Chiang Mai. The islands follow different patterns - Phuket shines from November to April while Koh Samui peaks from February to September. Properties like the Burasari Phuket Resort & Spa often book up during these prime months. According to one TourRadar traveler: "The weather was perfect for exploring both cities and islands making every outdoor activity enjoyable."

• What are the must-try local dishes in Singapore and Thailand?

  Singapore's hawker centers like Maxwell Food Centre and Lau Pa Sat serve local favorites including laksa chili crab and Hainanese chicken rice. Thailand's culinary highlights feature pad thai tom yum goong and mango sticky rice found in Bangkok's Chinatown and Chiang Mai's night markets. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The food tours in both countries were highlights - from street food in Bangkok's Sukhumvit area to traditional Peranakan cuisine in Singapore's hawker centers at Marina Bay Sands."

• How much spending money should I budget per day in Singapore and Thailand?

  Daily expenses in Thailand average 50-80 USD covering meals transport and activities. Singapore costs run higher at 100-150 USD per day. Local Thai restaurants charge 5-10 USD per meal while Singapore offers hawker center meals for 4-8 USD and restaurant dining from 15-30 USD. Temple visits in Thailand cost 5-15 USD. Singapore attractions like Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay Sands Observation Deck range from 20-40 USD.

• What kind of accommodations can I expect in Singapore and Thailand?

  Options span from high-end hotels to intimate guesthouses. Singapore features centrally located properties like Village Hotel Albert Court near Little India. Thailand's choices include beachfront stays at Burasari Phuket Resort & Spa city accommodations at Bangkok Century Park Hotel and northern village homestays. Chiang Mai properties like The Rim Resort blend traditional Lanna architecture with modern comforts.

• What are the best areas for shopping in Singapore and Thailand?

  Singapore's retail scene centers on the boutiques of Orchard Road and modern complexes like Suria KLCC. Thailand specializes in markets with Bangkok's sprawling Chatuchak Weekend Market and the vibrant Chiang Mai Night Bazaar leading the way. Traditional goods fill the streets of both countries' Chinatown districts and Bangkok's Sampeng Market. A TourRadar traveler suggests: "Don't miss the night markets in Thailand for local crafts and the modern malls in Singapore near Marina Bay Sands for luxury shopping."