Discover the stories behind Jewel Changi Airport and the exciting Canopy Park with first-of-its-kind play attractions suitable for the young and the young-at-heart.

Walking through the orchid park, you will plunge into the world of fabulous beauty and harmony. Orchids play a significant role in the region. It is common diplomatic gifts to foreign guests, and there is a tradition of throwing orchids over the heads of important visitors. In Singapore, the orchid is a symbol of the state, and is carefully and jealously protected by law. You will visit an orchard nursery, and there you will be able to come up, carefully touch, smell and take a picture with any specimen. Singaporeans take pride in the fact that all orchid care is done by hand. Your guide will

For unobstructed views of the sea, check out Changi Boardwalk, a gem in the East where you can unwind with a scenic stroll along the coastline and try tasty beer.

Katong is famous for its minority racial groups of Peranakans and Eurasians, which are fusion groups. Short for Tanjong Katong, Katong was named after an exotic species of sea turtle, now extinct. This place is a blend of attention-grabbing shophouses, diverse dining options, and indie retail stores.

Explore the secrets and stories of Chinatown with a local guide as he takes you on a 3-hour walk through the ethnic precinct.

See the city sights from a unique perspective: aboard a bike! Pedal through the city’s oldest neighborhood, biggest cultural hub, and along the famed Marina Bay as you zip in and out of Singapore’s nooks and crannies.

Ultra modern buildings and modern architecture are what comes to most minds when we think of Singapore, but we can never forget about the traditional side of the city. Let’s take a look at some of the traditional and modern houses of Singapore.

Located by the Marina Bay Waterfront in the heart of Singapore, Gardens by the Bay truly is a surreal sight for nature lovers with its lush greenery and paradise-like spaces.

Enjoy a relaxing ride aboard the iconic bumboat along the scenic river in Singapore Marvel at the historical and modern buildings of the city during the 40-minute boat cruise Learn about the rich past of Raffles Landing Site, The Merlion, the Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands, and more!

Stroll around Singapore in the evening and admire its stunning buildings while a professional guide shares with you the city's rich architectural and cultural history.

Lovers of architectural gems will enjoy this tour where you will explore historic buildings and modern skyscrapers of Singapore. Highlights: Victoria Concert Hall & Theatre, Cricket Club & R.A.J. Bidwell legacy, National Gallery, Singapore River, Cavenagh Bridge, Raffles Place. Duration: 3 hours. Departure: daily. Includes: local guide, audio listening sets.

This Tiong Bahru walking tour takes us around one of Singapore’s oldest public residential estates to explore pre-war and post-war architecture and learn about the history and stories associated with this charming and picturesque neighbourhood with its rows of quaint art deco buildings.

Learn more about Tiong Bahru – one of the world’s coolest neighborhoods according to Vogue. Explore pre-war and post-war architecture and discover the history and stories associated with this charming and picturesque neighborhood.Highlights: Art Deco blocks of Eng Hoon Street, Monkey God Temple, Tiong Bahru Market, Tiong Bahru Community Centre, Seng Poh Garden & Dancing Girl sculpture.Duration: 2 hours. Departure: daily. Includes: local guide, audio listening sets.

Take a 45-min tour around Singapore's Southern Islands (Sisters' Islands, St. John's Island & Kusu Island) aboard our yachts, before we anchor at Lazarus Island for swimming, kayaking, paddle-boarding, sun tanning, fun on the beach and more. On our way back to the marina, admire the breathtaking sunset or Singapore's iconic city skyline of Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer. Highlights: Singapore's Southern Islands, paddle-boarding, kayaking. Duration: 4 hours. Includes: luxury boat ride, equipment. Each additional hour is S$240. Weekend price + S$250.

You will learn about the history of food in Modern Singapore, from its founding through to the present day. With a permanent resident population of over 3 million people Singapore is a melting pot of cultures. It is that melting pot that we will dive into and re-emerge from with full bellies! Highlights: History of Singaporean food, Authentic food, Katong, Kampong Glam,Little India,The Old Airport Road Hawker Centre. Duration: 5.5 hours. Departure: daily. Includes: local guide, food, specialty drinks. Pick-up service for extra 35$.Price is indicated for 2 people. 3 people and more please reque

This tour is packed full of ‘must see’ and ‘must do’. You will explore Singapore’s history and development in depth, cruise down the Singapore River and try the best local dishes this city has to offer. Highlights: Singapore River Cruise, the Civic District, HDB roof, Maxwell Hawker Centre. Duration: 4.5 hours. Departure: Mon, Wed, Fri. Includes: local guide, bumboat, HDB roof entrance fee, a chicken rice meal, sugar cane juice and traditional tea tasting experience.

On this 7-hour tour, you will really get to know Singapore. A local guide will show everything you need to know, exposing its history and culture and explaining how Singapore developed from a ‘Third World’ to ‘First World’ nation within the period of 30 years. The guide will begin the tour at the waterfront, taking you through the colonial center, Chinatown and Fort Canning Park. There, you will see the traces of 700 years of the region’s history. You will meet a local, a Singaporean of Chinese descent, whose great-grandfather immigrated from China to start a brand-new life. The man will share

Explore the vibrant city of Singapore in half a day and see its most significant sightseeing destinations.

Experience the excitement of the sights and sounds of the Lion City at night: vibrant street life and amazing views are all included together with a photo shoot by your expert local guide.

Take a look at Singapore’s must-see daytime sights and ride along Singapore River on this full-day tour.

Visit the perfect place to try local dishes, both affordable and delicious. Chinatown Complex Food Centre is one of the largest hawker centres (otherwise known as food courts) in the region. With over 200 bustling food stalls in service, the variety of Chinese food there is mind-blowing. One of its stalls, Hawker Chan, was awarded a MICHELIN star in 2016. The food adventure of a lifetime awaits you on the streets of Singapore!

Dive deep into Chinatown, one of Singapore’s most historic neighborhoods. Featuring several outstanding landmarks, this ethnic enclave possesses its own unique charm. Highlights: Pagoda Street, Five-foot-ways,Traditional Chinese trades, Local wet markets, Sri Mariamman Temple, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Duration: 3 hours. Departure: daily. Includes: local guide. From 2 pax.