Singapore is officially open for all! This is the epic news all Malaysians anticipated since the 2022 Raya announcement (if you know, you know *wink wink). Not just because families were finally reunited, but we can finally visit the wonders Singapore is famous for.

Tunggu apa lagi, kawan-kawan? Ke Singapura kita!

Before you get excited as much as we are, let’s look at some of the existing travel requirements we still need to uphold. You can find more information from our Traveloka Travel Info & Requirements, but here is the TLDR version:

Flight is always the best option because it is fast and there are direct flights to Singapore via the following airlines:

Typically, the one-way ticket price from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore would cost anywhere from MYR 100 to MYR 300 and these would typically come with cabin baggage of about 7-10 kilograms for economy class.

There are also premium economy and business class fares which naturally would include higher baggage allowances, around 30-40 kilograms, and would cost around MYR 400 to MYR 1,000.

Again, do triple-check the policies before you proceed with your bookings to avoid getting left high and dry in the end.

If you are going by car, you can opt to be coming in via Tuas Second Link or via Causeway. Be prepared to be charged to pay for an Autopass and to have your car insurance certificate ready to show.

If you are going by bus, you can either start your journey from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore or take a bus to Johor Bahru first and from Johor Bahru, take another different bus trip to Singapore. Typically the fares are charged from MYR 45 to MYR 100.

As for trains, the travel duration can be stretched but the fare can be cheaper. The fare is around MYR 18 to MYR 135 for a train ride from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore.

Nevertheless, it would be best to be careful during the pandemic, as there could be travel restrictions being imposed and specific guidelines to adhere to, which can change from time to time.

The Marina Bay Sands is the definitive famous landmark of Singapore. Owned by the Las Vegas Sands corporation, it was billed as the world’s most expensive standalone casino property at SGD 8 billion, land costs included.

This massive integrated resort includes:

What makes the Marina Bay Sands so unique is the three towers being topped by a SkyPark that is 340-meters long connecting the towers, and accommodating about 3,902 people.

The SkyPark alone impressively holds a 150 meters infinity swimming pool set on top of the large cantilevered platform, said to be the largest in the world. It allows you to enjoy magnificent views of the double helix bridge, the port, the Gardens by the Bay, and the mesmerizing Singapore skyline.

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Regarded as the best rainforest zoo in the world, the Singapore Zoo or formerly known as Singapore Zoological Gardens or Mandai Zoo occupies 28 hectares (69 acres) on the margins of Upper Seletar Reservoir, which is located within Singapore's heavily forested central catchment area.

Located at Mandai Lake Road, this impressive zoo is home to over 2,530 animals hailing from 315 unique species.

It has been in operation since 1973, succeeding the many short-lived zoos before, and has attracted about 2 million visitors annually.

The recreational zoo itself focuses on introducing animals to visitors, emphasizing conservation and education programs.

Visitors can enjoy learning about flora and fauna and participate in shows such as "Breakfast with an Orangutan", "Rainforest Fights Back", "Elephants at Work and Play", "Splash Safari" and "Animal Friends", all of which are dedicated to bringing the visitors closer to the animals.

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Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located at Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore.

The them park has 28 rides, exhibitions, and attractions separated into seven zones based on blockbuster movies or television shows surrounding a lagoon.

It is the second Universal Studios theme park that opened in Asia after Japan. Universal Studios Singapore is also the first Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia.

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