I want to go to Singapore.

The main island of Singapore is about 42 kilometers long from east to west and 23 kilometers from NATO in the south, with a total area of 646 square kilometers, including large and small islands. However, it has the busiest port in the world and an international airport with more than 69 international flights taking off and landing, with more than 25 million passengers entering and leaving the country every year.

Best travel time in Singapore:

Singapore is located in the north of the equator 136 km, and has a tropical maritime climate. The climate changes little in four seasons, it is hot and rainy, and the temperature difference in one day is small. The average temperature from noon to night is 3 1-24℃. Compared with other countries in Southeast Asia, there is no obvious dry season and rainy season here. The local people generally call 1 1- 1 as the rainy season, but sometimes it rains 1-2 hours outside the rainy season.

Singapore's climate change is small, so it is a tourist season all year round, so you can easily embark on the journey in any season, which is also one of the charms of Singapore's tourism.

Singapore cuisine:

Eating is a very important part of life in Singapore. No matter in the streets, day or night, you can find countless and varied foods anytime and anywhere. In Singapore, a multi-ethnic metropolis, you can taste dishes from all directions, whether Chinese food or western food. These foods reflect the influence of the cultural background of this island country and its unique multi-ethnic side.

Shopping in Singapore:

The main shopping spots in Singapore are around Orchard Road, the government building and Binhai Plaza, and around Scotes Street on the north shore of Singapore. Orchard Road is an upscale shopping area in Singapore, equivalent to Ginza in Tokyo. There are many commercial buildings in the whole street, which bring together world-famous goods. The shopping environment is elegant, but the corresponding price is also high. The DFS global duty-free shop in Singapore, a world-renowned DFS duty-free group, is a must-see for every fashion follower. Yi 'an City Shopping Center, the largest shopping center in Singapore, is known as the shopping pearl of Singapore. Eastman Orchard Store occupies half of the entire Wesma Square, with all kinds of high-end goods. What is worth a try is the Lucky Business Center, where there are few first-class brand-name clothing stores, but other goods are readily available at reasonable prices. But if you want to buy brand-name items, it's best to choose at a big sale.

Around the government building and Binhai Plaza, there are Binhai Plaza, Raffles Garden with complete small objects and so on. Chinatown, Little India, Wookiee Yala Street and Holland Village are all places where all kinds of clothes or handicrafts with low prices and ethnic characteristics are sold. In addition, Changi Airport and Meinian City are famous duty-free shops.

Special nursing tips: shopping malls in Singapore are managed in a unified way, while shopping malls in China are generally managed in a unified way, but managed by brands. This is the biggest difference between fitting and paying the bill. After browsing in the mall, you can choose your favorite clothes to try on in the fitting area, and each fitting can't exceed three pieces at most. There are generally rooms above 10 in the fitting area, but there is still a queue when selling. After fitting, the clothes you don't like can be placed directly on the hanger next to the fitting room. You don't need the salesgirl's diligent smile to urge you to pay the bill. The goods you like can be paid directly at the cashier.

Business hours: Most shops in Singapore are open from 10: 00 am to 9: 00 pm, and some shops are open until 10: 00 pm on weekends.

Receipt (invoice): department stores use cashier receipts to shop in small stores. Please ask the shopkeeper for the shopping receipt yourself.

Commodity guarantee: Stores usually provide international guarantee valid for one year. Shoppers have to ask for it themselves, and sometimes they have to pay extra fees. Remember to check whether all the information required in the guarantee has been filled in and stamped with the store seal. Please do not accept incomplete copies or warranties.

Remarks: GST is 5%.

Traffic in Singapore:

External flow:

Aviation: Singapore Airlines and major foreign airlines have flights from Singapore to major countries, regions and cities in the world. China has opened flights with Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Xiamen, Kunming and Qingdao. The airport shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel runs every 20 minutes from 6 am to 0 pm and is air-conditioned. The price is S $5 for adults and S $3 for children. Routes are divided into 1 route and 2 route.

Land and water: cross the Johor Strait Bridge by car or on foot, take a long-distance bus and enter by train or boat from Indonesia or Malaysia.

Internal flow:

Subway: The subway is divided into north-south line, east-west line and northeast line. You can transfer to the east-west line and north-south line at raffles city and the government building in the city center. In addition, Jurong East can also transfer to the East-West Line and the North-South Line.

Bus: In Singapore, when you see the bus coming, wave to the driver to get on, or the car will whiz past you. When you take a bus, you should get on at the front door and get off at the back door. Pay first when you get on the bus. There is no change on the bus. You should prepare the change in advance. Say hello when you get off. For newer buses, just press the red button on the bus before getting off. If there is no red button, just pull the black belt on the skylight or window and make a beep, and the driver will stop at the next stop.

Trams: Trams start from the Botanical Garden, pass through most hotels on Orchard Road, and also pass through Newton Circle, Raffles Hotel, Raffles City, Queen's Square, Merlion Park, Old Bazaar Market, Hindu temples in Amman, Mali and Tanjung Bage Reserve, and finally turn back at the World Trade Center, the gateway of Sentosa Island, and drive along this route. The driving time is 9:00-2 1:00, and it runs every 30 minutes. Free one-day ticket S $9 (children S $7) and one-time ticket S $3. Tickets can be purchased at the hotel service desk or directly from the driver. When purchasing, you can ask for a road map as a reference for a one-day tour. Antique, you can visit the scenic spots in the city efficiently.

Taxis: Taxis are calculated by the meter, starting from S $2.4 within 1 km, and increasing by 10 minute every 240 meters thereafter. When there is a traffic jam, the meter will automatically jump 1 minute if it fails to advance by a distance unit (240m) every 45 seconds. Taxi in Singapore beckons to stop at the roadside. In case of emergency, you can call a taxi at the taxi stand of a hotel or shopping center. In addition, it is difficult to get a taxi from the suburbs back to the city at night. You can make an appointment at this time. When you make an appointment, you must make it clear where you are, the street, and whether there are any eye-catching buildings. 24-hour call: 4525555 or 4747707(24 hours).

Traffic rules and etiquette: Singapore is a traffic rule for driving on the left. The roads in the city are clear and the cars are fast. When crossing the road, you should distinguish whether it is a zebra crossing or an edge line. Most zebra crossings are set in residential areas, and cars should let pedestrians go first. When the driver sees a pedestrian crossing the road, he will slow down automatically and wait until you have passed. So they are used to waiting for people who don't have cars to cross the road in China. If you also stop, the driver will be impatient and think that you have not respected his modesty. The boundary depends on the traffic lights, but the red lights at some intersections will not light automatically, so pedestrians need to press the buttons on the roadside poles themselves to avoid affecting the driving of vehicles without pedestrians; If there is no line, you'd better not cross it, because most of Singapore are expressways, which are very fast.

Accommodation in Singapore:

Singapore's tourism industry is developed, and there are hotels at all levels, from top hotels with a price of several hundred Singapore dollars to budget hotels and Chinese hotels with dozens of Singapore dollars. Visitors can choose suitable accommodation according to their own economic conditions.

Singapore's top hotels are world-class in terms of facilities, atmosphere and service. If you have to stay in a cheap hotel because of economic considerations, it is still recommended to stay in the highest and most upscale hotel in Singapore. These hotels are unique in appearance and interior decoration, such as the famous Raffles Hotel and Liangmuyuan Hotel, which are both historical and tourist attractions. They were built from the end of 19 to the beginning of the 20th century, and their colonial western appearance has made them a tourist attraction in Singapore. In Chinatown and Little India, there are some small shops with less than 50 rooms. The first floor is a shop, and the second and third floors are residential buildings. The interior decoration has a strong Singapore style, which can help you better understand Singapore, such as Royal Jue and Longmen Inn.

There are also many budget hotels in Singapore, including high-class apartments, hostels, YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association) and so on, with the lowest prices in Singapore. Most of the guests in this hotel are travelers who travel around the world and businessmen from China and India. They stayed here, exchanged anecdotes and enjoyed the whole trip. Most of these hotels are located around Ming Gulian Street, Chinatown and Little India. Recently, in suburban residential areas, such budget hotels have gradually increased.