How much RMB does it cost to travel in Singapore for a week?

you don't need S $3, for a week. I have lived in Singapore for two years. Last year, when my mother came to see me, she got a visa for free travel, that is, the kind of countless round trips in 35 days. This and air tickets were handled by tour groups. She stayed with me for 19 days, and I calculated that the total cost, including handling fees, was about 3, yuan.

The main thing is to find a suitable place to live. Accommodation in Singapore is expensive. It happened that I was looking for a family hotel run by Chinese in Chinatown, and because my mother stayed for a long time, I paid in one lump sum, so it was only nearly 5 a day. But I'm sure whether you can find such a hotel, but the average youth hotel and 81 is already very affordable ... It's cheaper to stay in a little place, but it's more troublesome if you don't find the way ...

If you eat, look for hawker centers in every place to sell food. Generally, a bowl of bean curd soup and pasta costs 3.5 ~ 5.8 (I mean SGD), and a set meal costs 11 ~ 15, that is, drinks such as rose dew cost 1.6 ~ 2 SGD, including 711.

If you travel, you'd better take a taxi. Since you are free, you definitely want to be affordable. Unless you are trying something new, that's easy to say, but you must remember to show where you are going with a map. Don't try to communicate in English because of your good English. Bad people are everywhere, so my mother met a black-hearted driver who deliberately pretended to listen and dragged her to a place where the place name seems as far away as money. Remember this ~ You can take MRT. It's equivalent to the subway in our country, but it's mostly on the ground. There are two payment methods for this MRT. You just need to use that temporary card when you stay for about a week. That is, when you arrive at the MRT station, there is a machine. Where do you go to choose the starting point and destination? It will tell you how much the trip will cost. When you pay for it, the machine will give you a green card, use this card to enter the station, and when you come out, insert it into the machine "mouth" at the exit, and then what should you do? It's the same when you come back ...

You can go to many places in a week. Personally, I recommend Sentosa (where the Merlion is, it's a must, hehe), BUGIS (where stars from all over the world go for new publicity), Orchard Road (where the rich shop ~ if it's an interesting festival), Little India (very exotic, but pay attention to safety). In addition, if you have time, go to the outer islands to see, that is, pulau ubin and Turtle Island. Frankly speaking, pulau ubin is more primitive, and there are two long trestles and stone huts and a 4-meter-high lookout. You can rent bicycles, about 5 yuan for a single person and 6-7 yuan for a double person. It takes about an hour by boat to Kameyama, but there is nothing to play with. There is a pool of turtles and a temple. It seems that only in certain months do many people worship incense, and then it is lively.

PS: If you go to pulau ubin, one person is a S $2.5 ticket; But don't take a private boat to Turtle Island. There is an information desk at the pier to Turtle Island. The place is more formal, with a person of 15 Singapore dollars, but private people dare to ask you for 4. But the regular boat only gives you one hour, that is, after landing; Private boats are more casual in terms of time. To tell the truth, if you don't go to the island on a holiday, one hour is enough, because there are not many scenic spots.

hmm ~ you just asked about the cost of a week, but I seem to be a little off topic, hehe ~ ~ Anyway, I hope everything goes well with you and have a nice trip! You can leave a message on my Baidu if necessary, and I will try my best to answer you.