In addition to Sentosa, Singapore offers several other stunning islands for tourists to explore. Recently, St. John's Island has gained popularity as a must-visit destination. While it was once used as a quarantine center for infectious diseases, the island is now renowned for its picturesque white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Another fascinating island to explore is Kusu Island, known for its two Chinese temples that add an element of history to the scenic landscape. Adventure enthusiasts should not miss Ghost Island, a suitable area for trekking and camping. Lastly, beach lovers should visit Lazarus Island, Sister's Island, Coney Island, Chek Jawa, Pulau Ubin, and Pulau Satumu.

Singapore has many hidden restaurants serving the best food and ambiance. Japanese food enthusiasts must visit Bincho at Hua Bee. This restaurant location is near the Tiong Bahru MRT station. They serve delicious yakitori (chicken skewers/satay). Another hidden gem restaurant that serves delicious food is W39 Bistro and Bakery. This restaurant's location is on Jalan Mas Puteh. Try mee siam (rice noodles with spicy gravy) mixed with 20 spices and other ingredients. This dish takes three hours to make with an egg pouch on top. Not only Asian food, but Singapore also has a hidden gem Italian restaurant near Bukit Gomba MRT. The restaurant, Cacio e Pepe, serves various Italian foods, such as pizza, pasta, and risotto. A visit to Singapore is incomplete without trying Peranakan food at Woody Family Cafe. This hidden gem of a restaurant is a haven for spicy food enthusiasts. One of the main dishes here is Nasi Ulam. It's a rice dish with various herbs and spices, such as betel leaves or turmeric leaves.

Singapore has many must-visit hidden gems. One of them is Haw Par Villa, formerly known as Tiger Balm Gardens. The park contains statues depicting the history and mythology of ethnic Chinese residents' beliefs. Ice cream and bubble gum fans must visit the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore. If you want to see the life of the Peranakan community, be sure to visit Joo Chiat and Katong. These neighborhoods offer a glimpse into Singaporean Peranakan culture through preserved buildings and arranged collections. Peranakans are an ethnic group formed from intermarriages between Chinese or Indians and Malays (Melayu) or other Indonesian ethnicities. Other hidden gems in Singapore are St. John's and Kusu Islands, Selegie Arts Centre, The Rail Corridor, and the Former House of Tan Teng Niah.

You should spend at least five days to fully experience Singapore's tourist attractions. You can visit the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Bay Sands during this time. Don’t forget to explore the culturally diverse neighborhoods of Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, and Tiong Bahru.

Being a tropical country, Singapore is a year-round destination. However, the optimal time to explore its diverse tourist attractions is typically from March to August. During this period, the weather remains sunny with relatively low rainfall.