Singapore:

Finest beaches:

Singapore has the world’s best beaches. The country being an island is sated with beaches. Visit Sentosa Island to experience the wonderful and pristine beach that you have ever been to. Singapore beaches are picturesque and provide relief to the visitors. If you are a lover of the sea and the sand, Sentosa Island is your ideal gateway. From astounding sunsets to water sports, you are sure to be amazed and left wanting more in your Singapore tour from Bangalore.

Shopping destinations:

Singapore is a great paradise for anyone who wants to do nothing but just shop around. The country has the most renowned and biggest shopping sites. Little India, China Town and Orchard Road are some wonderful shopping destinations. These are not only good places to shop but provide you with a good glance into the cosmopolitan culture of Singapore. People of various ethnicities reside together here in great harmony. Under Singapore tour packages from Bangalore, you can keep shopping till you drop. The shopping destinations have plenty of the finest restaurants. The best thing about the country is that you can taste various cuisines – everything palatable and delicious. The country barely sleeps and you can see that it is evident from the collection of casinos, pubs, theatres and bars in Singapore.

Adventure:

The beaches have several adventure games such as water skiing, surfing, scuba diving, snorkelling, and parasailing. You are bound to enjoy your time on the beaches. There are some wildlife trips particularly the exhilarating night safari. Thousands of visitors visit Jurong Bird Park every year and is one amongst the major Singapore attractions. It has multiple exotic bird species and you can watch them from a close range. The park also has a magnificent artificial waterfall. Make sure you visit Singapore Zoo to share your breakfast with the orangutans. You are sure to be bewildered by the beauty of the Marina Bay Stand Park.

Singapore is a great year-round destination, with mid-January through May, and especially April, seeing fewer crowds and great weather.

Bali:

The Island of the Gods is rightly the most popular tourist destination in Indonesia. It’s the quintessential tropical paradise. Every day small offerings of flowers and burning incense sticks are left outside the hotels, bars and restaurants on the island. The gentle sound of a gong signals the passing of a parade of Balinese dressed in white robes. It is this rich culture, which has been enchanting tourists who come to the island for the last few hundred years.

Bali is oneTourism in Bali is focused around the beaches and towns in the south of the island. Kuta attracts the young partygoers, Canggu has its hipsters, Ubud is where the yogis gather, Seminyak for the young and rich and Nusa Dua is where you go for your all inclusive 5 star resorts. It’s this diversity which makes Bali such an easy choice for a relaxing holiday.

Leaving the city behind you are quickly surrounded by paddy fields and thick forested hills. The roads lead you through small villages and isolated temples perched on the slopes of the hills, the perfect place for a bicycle tour. In the highlands there are dozens of tumbling waterfalls where you can go for a swim, which lead into the rushing rivers where people go white water rafting. Or if you’re feeling adventurous you can spend your time jumping off waterfalls and abseiling on a day of canyoning. 

Among thousands of islands that make up the republic of Indonesia. In the midst of the most populous Islamic country in the world, this small island has remained predominantly Hindu. A thousand years ago many people practiced Hinduism across Southeast Asia. Today Bali is the only place in the entire region where these once-widespread traditions remain strong.