As one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, it's no wonder that Singapore continues to entice travellers from all over the world with its stunning skylines, rich tapestry of cultures and (of course!) mouth-watering cuisines!

Credit: Giphy There's simply so much to see and do on this sunny island nation-state that planning a weekend getaway here might just overwhelm you. To make life easier for you, though, we've put together a fun-filled 3D2N itinerary in Singapore just for you! You're welcome ? #HHWT Tip: Save SGD100 on activities, attractions and WiFi in Singapore when you purchase on Klook with promo code <YES100>! P.S. Malaysian travellers, get RM300 off* all Klook deals with the code <YES300>! For Indonesian travellers, use the code <YES1JT> to get RP1JT off* Klook activities, attraction passes and more! [inlinewidget id=37032]

Getting from Changi Airport to the city

1. By train (MRT)

Changi Airport MRT Station (local trains are known as MRT) is directly accessible from Terminals 2 & 3.

From Terminal 1: Take the Airport's Skytrain to Terminal 2, then head to the basement to find the MRT station.
From Terminal 4: take the free shuttle bus from T4 Arrival Hall door 1 to T2, then head to the basement to find the MRT station.

#HHWT Tip: You can find a convenient list of every hotel in Singapore AND the closest MRT stations to them at Changi Airport MRT Station. Ask the friendly MRT staff when in doubt! Take the MRT to Tanah Merah Station, then transfer onto a train heading towards Joo Koon. Alight at the closest MRT station to your hotel! It'll take approximately 40-45 mins. If public transport is your main mode of transportation for the duration of your stay in Singapore, we recommend getting the Singapore Tourist Pass. It gives you unlimited rides on MRTs, LRTs and buses across Singapore so you can breeze from one attraction to the next hassle-free! 1-day passes cost SGD10, 2-day passes for SGD16 and 3-day passes for SGD20. Available at selected TransitLink Ticket Offices.

2. By bus

Head to the basement bus bays located at Terminals 1, 2 and 3 (for Terminal 4, the bus stop is located next to the Carpark 4B) and take bus 36 or 36A for a ride into the city. This is the slowest way to get to the airport, though the bus stops at several central downtown areas, including Suntec City Mall, The Esplanade, Somerset and Orchard Road. Depending on traffic, it can take anywhere from 1-2 hours.

3. By taxi

Taxis are always available in abundant supply at Changi Airport regardless of the time of day. All taxis in Singapore are metered, so you won't have to worry about bargaining for your fare! A taxi ride into the city will take about 20-30 mins and costs about SGD24-SGD29.

Staying connected

We know: how could anyone survive without WiFi access while travelling?! To keep yourself connected to the people and events back home, it's important to get an affordable pocket WiFi device or, better still, a local 4G sim card!

1. 4G WiFi

Credit: Klook For all your Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp needs while travelling, Klook's 4G Portable WiFi device will work perfectly, offering unlimited internet service to up to 8 devices at once. Pick it up and drop it off at Changi Airport for your own convenience ? #HHWT Tip: Get $5 off your very first Klook purchase when you use our code <TRAVELHHWT>!

2. Sim Card

If you're a solo traveller who doesn't need to share a pocket WiFi device with anyone, you can alternatively get Klook's 4G sim card that'll give you 100GB of free local data, 20mins of international calls and 500 mins of local calls!

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Zam Zam Restaurant

First things first: you can't visit Singapore without trying the island's most beloved murtabak!* Head over to Zam Zam Restaurant on North Bridge Road (a 10-min walk from Bugis MRT station) to sink your teeth into some of the most mouthwatering murtabak you'll ever come across (seriously, we're not kidding.) *Murtabak: fried dough stuffed with chicken, mutton or beef with onions and egg, served with a bowl of rich Indian curry.

We can never decide between their mutton murtabak and their chicken murtabak: it's such a close fight! Zam Zam's mutton murtabak is served with a crispy base layer of plain prata and a top layer of egg with minced mutton, while their chicken murtabak is served with juicy masala chicken chunks stuffed inside a thick egg prata. You'll want to have BOTH of them while you're here, trust us. But in case that's not enough for you, the rest of Zam Zam's menu is just as irresistible: from Mee Goreng to briyani and more ?

Sultan Mosque

Once you've filled your tummies with that local Indian feast, pay a visit to one of Singapore's most beloved historic (and photogenic) mosques--the Sultan Mosque, just across the road from Zam Zam! Credit: Geordie Guy on Flickr

Credit: @chopsticksontheloose on Instagram Built in 1824, the Sultan Mosque was one of the first mosques in Singapore, and its architecture is a true reflection of Singapore's multicultural identity, being a mix of classic, Persian, Moorish and Turkish architecture ?

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Haji Lane Shopping

Situated just 2 minutes away from the Sultan Mosque, Haji Lane is a veritable hipster shopping paradise. It's packed with nifty little shops whose beautifully decorated window displays irresistibly entice passers-by to enter!

Credit: @sambassadrice on Instagram But even if shopping bores you half to death, Haji Lane itself is drenched in bright colours, street art and vibrant graffiti, which makes for an unmissable (profile pic-worthy) photo opportunity! Credit: @nadiardr on Instagram Credit: @tiaranovita on Instagram

Science Centre

If you've got kids in tow, you'll definitely want to pop by the Science Centre for a thrilling time! It's the perfect time of the year to visit since there's a new “Circus! Science Under The Big Top” exhibit (from 28 Oct 2017 – 18 Mar 2018) where you can combine the unique novelty of circus fun and the educational value of a scientific exhibit. Credit: Christina Ting on Facebook Experience circus life through more than 15 fun and interactive activities for the whole family, and discover the fascinating hidden science that makes circus acts even possible in the first place ? #HHWT Tip: Save 40% off your tickets to the Science Centre and the Circus exhibition when you purchase your tickets from Klook—you’ll even get an admission ticket to the Omni-Theatre as well, all for just SGD26!

Snow City

Feeling too warm in the sunny heat of tropical Singapore? Snow City's the perfect place for you to (quite literally) cool down! Credit: Snow City Singapore Conveniently located right next to the Science Centre, enjoy frolicking in the snow with your loved ones! Who says those who live in the tropics can’t experience snow? We can easily go snowtubing and making snow angels at Snow City ? #HHWT Tip: Enjoy SGD4 off your tickets to Snow City when you buy them from Klook! What’s more, you’ll get an open-date ticket so you can visit any time and experience the snow all year round!

Night Safari

The night is still young, so there's no better way to end off your first day in Singapore than with a trip to the world’s first night wildlife park ? Credits: Night Safari The Night Safari isn't likely to be an experience you'll forget, from embarking on the tram safari tour to exploring one of the Night Safari's four walking trails (including the Leopard and Wallaby Trails!) #HHWT Tip: This place is highly popular amongst both tourists and locals, so be sure to buy your Night Safari tickets in advance from Klook to skip the queue (and save at least 30% on ticket prices too!) Day 2 Boasting a huge variety of attractions, theme parks, world-class beach resorts and even luxury residences, every nook and cranny of Sentosa Island is brimming with exciting adventures lying in wait for you! For good measure, set aside a whole day to conquer the whole of Sentosa Island with the Sentosa Fun Pass. It’ll give you access to 19 different attractions on Sentosa AND give you up to 70% savings! Even then, you wouldn't want to leave ?

Cable Car

Kickstart your Sentosa adventures the best way you possibly could: opt to take the cable car into Sentosa instead of taking the conventional (and boring) option of taking the monorail into Sentosa! From the main island of Singapore, make your way to either one of Singapore's most scenic peaks, Mount Faber, or Harbourfront, and hop onto the Singapore Cable Car. Credit: Singapore Cable Car on Facebook Admire the picturesque views spreading out below you as the carriage transports you across to Sentosa Island ? #HHWT Tip: Save up to 50% off your cable car tickets when you purchase them with Klook!

Megazip

Feeling adventurous? You can always give yourself an adrenaline rush to spruce things up a little. The Megazip is the perfect opportunity to do this! Being South East Asia’s steepest flying fox, it'll take you across 450 metres of both jungle and beach at speeds of up to 60KM/H. Credit: Mega Adventure on Facebook #HHWT Tip: Save SGD11 when you buy your MegaZip tickets from Klook!

Universal Studios Singapore

No visit to Sentosa is complete without going to Universal Studios Singapore. Chock full of exhilarating outdoor roller-coasters like the Battlestar Galactica and thrilling indoor ones like The Revenge Of the Mummy, you'll be screaming yourself hoarse before the end of the day for sure! Credit: Jeremy Thompson on Flickr For the little ones, a fantasy world of adventure awaits in the Far Far Away-themed zone of USS. Don't miss the Shrek 4D Adventure ride, and watch as Shrek and his friends come to life with your 3D glasses! uu If all those rides got your tummy rumbling, drop by one of the several halal-certified eateries in USS. Feast at the American diner-themed Mel’s Drive In, savour the yummiest seafood at Friar’s, and much more! #HHWT Tip: No matter what time you visit USS, it’s always packed, so remember to buy your USS tickets in advance from Klook to skip the queues! You’ll also get 10% off your USS tickets when you purchase them with Klook AND get meal and retail vouchers worth SGD5 each with a minimum spending of SGD10 and SGD35 respectively. Remember to use our code <TRAVELHHWT> to get $5 off on your first Klook purchase ?

Wings of Time

After a jam-packed day filled with so many heart-stopping rides, give your legs a rest and end the day with a bang as you sit back and watch the world's only permanent night show set against the backdrop of the wide sea. Credit: Sentosa (Official) on Facebook The Wings of Time will definitely give your senses a treat with its spectacular water jet displays accompanied with dancing laser lights, catchy music and fire effects! #HHWT Tip: Get 20% off your Wings of Time tickets when you purchase them from Klook! What's more, it's an open-date ticket so you're not tied down to just one date for your ticket ?

Supper at Spize

Feeling famished after such an awesome day out? Drop by one of Singapore's most popular supper joints, Spize at River Valley. Credit: @evanadrianusbayu on Instagram Serving a huge variety of cuisines, from Asian favourite like satay to Western classics like Spring Chicken and Middle Eastern staples like shawarma, you'll be spoilt for choice deciding what to savour at Spize! Day 3 Spend your last day in Singapore winding down in the tranquil yet futuristic environment of the Marina Bay Sands area, where you're likely to find yourself window-shopping amidst luxury stores one moment and rejuvenating yourself in the midst of lush greenery the next ? Credit: William Cho on Flickr

Gardens By The Bay

First stop: pay a visit to the world-famous Gardens By The Bay and take a walk amidst flourishing flora and fauna in every hue imaginable! As the largest glass greenhouse in the world (according to the 2015 Guinness World Book of Records), the sheer variety and brilliance of the flower displays here will surely blow you away. Credit: chinnian on Flickr #HHWT Tip: The flower displays at the Flower Dome change according to the time of the year to mimic seasonal changes, so do check which seasonal exhibition is taking place before you visit! Past exhibitions have included Tulipmania (to mimic Dutch tulip season) and Blossom Bliss (to mimic Japan's cherry blossom season) ? If the dry Mediterranean climate of the Flower Dome is getting to you, though, head to the Cloud Forest conservatory right next door to soak in its cool, moist tropical climate amidst towering structures brimming with greenery.

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Credit: @kabutipis on Instagram The Cloud Forest is best viewed at sunset, when the sight of the rays of sunlight filter through the waterfalls and gardens for a truly spectacular scene. #HHWT Tip: The Gardens tend to be really packed towards the end of the year, so beat those pesky queues and save SGD5 on your tickets to the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest when you purchase it from Klook! Credit: Mac Qin on Flickr Once you're done admiring the gorgeous greenery of the two conservatories, check out the stunning Supertree Grove in its full lit-up glory at night. Don't forget to catch the free light and sound show here at 7:45PM and 8:45PM daily!

Satay By The Bay

Time to refuel! No need to worry about shelling out huge amounts of money to eat at the fanciest eateries here: take a short 10-minute walk over to Satay By The Bay and enjoy a sumptuous spread of halal cuisine. Credit: @ny_mui on Instagram Apart from the must-try satay here (there are at least 3 or 4 satay stalls to choose from here!), take your pick from Turkish, Malay, Indian cuisine and more. There's even a halal-certified BBQ steamboat buffet here ? #HHWT Tip: If you’re travelling in a group of 4 or more, enjoy 10% off your total bill when you sign up on our website (P.S. it’s FREE)!

Marina Bay Sands

You absolutely CAN'T miss Singapore's iconic skyline while you're here, so head next door to Marina Bay Sands for some breathtaking night-time views of the most picturesque spot in Singapore! Credit: Jimmy McIntyre on Flickr Lined from top to bottom with all the luxury boutiques you can think of, from Givenchy to Chanel, this is the perfect place to get in some last-minute luxury shopping if you haven't had any time for it yet. Alternatively, tuck into some lip-smacking steaming beverages at TWG Tea or sit at Beanstro for some warm coffee while you admire the gondola boats rowing past you in the adjoining canals.

Credit: xiquinhosilva on Flickr For a truly mind-blowing end to your Singapore getaway, head up to the Skypark and take in the panoramic views of Marina Bay and the surrounding area from 57 storeys above. #HHWT Tip: Purchase your MBS Skypark experience tickets from Klook to get unlimited hop on hop off sightseeing across THREE bus routes in the city and Sentosa with the 1 Day FunVee Hopper Pass! Credit: aotaro on Flickr At the end of such an unforgettable trip, the last thing you want to be worrying about is how to get to the airport in time. Unfortunately, it's often the most stressful time for travellers, especially when you have to worry about packing all those souvenirs and last-minute shopping hauls! Save yourself the hassle, time and worry by booking a Changi Airport transfer from Klook, and be ferried directly from your hotel to the airport ? What are you waiting for? Go ahead and start planning for your weekend getaways to Singapore right away! Don't worry about having to spend too much money: make full use of Klook's year-end sale to get SGD100 off your Klook purchases with the code <YES100>. Just checkout with promo code <YES100> when you spend $450 on Klook to enjoy $50 off. You’ll then receive a unique code sent to your registered email address within 24 hours that’ll give you another $50 off minimum spend of $300! Trust us, it'll save you a whole bunch of money ? P.S. Malaysian travellers, get RM300 off* all Klook deals with the code <YES300>! For Indonesian travellers, use the code <YES1JT> to get RP1JT off* Klook activities, attraction passes and more! [inlinewidget id=37032]

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