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Batam Island (Indonesia). The ferry service to Batam originates from at 2 ports/marine stations 1) Harbour Front Centre - Distance is around 23 kms and takes 50-70 mts) ; 2) Tanah Merah (distance is around 19 kms and takes around the same time). You may get more options (rate-wise and frequency-wise) if you sail from The Harbour Front Centre. The return ferry ticket (2-way) will cost you between $60 to $100 depending on the sailing time schedule, class, availability of ferries sailing on the day. No Visa is required if you are from ASEAN countries. Some stay at Batam for 1-3 days. There are 3-4 main things that can be explored in a day time or if you have limited time in Singapore. Even otherwise, the same day return is a good option.

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Una, may 3 variant LAMANG ng Singapore Tourist Pass i.e. ng 1-araw/2-araw/3-araw. Pangalawa, para sa ika-4 o ika-5 araw, kailangan mong bumili ng isa pang SG pass o bumili ng EZ-Link Card. Pangatlo, mas mahal ang SG Tourist pass. Gayundin ang SG pass ay nanatiling hindi nagamit dahil sa katotohanan na ang ilang mga atraksyon ng SG ay mas malapit sa isa't isa. Nagreresulta ito sa pag-aaksaya ng pera sa pagbili ng mga tourist pass. Panghuli, ang Pinakamahusay na Murang Opsyon ay bumili ng EZ-Link Card [para sa SG$10] na may nakaimbak na halaga na SG$5. Top-up kung kinakailangan ayon sa iyong mga pangangailangan. Makakatipid ito ng maraming pera sa transportasyon. Gayundin, i-refer/panoorin muli ang video sa timestamp 4:55. Karamihan sa mga atraksyon sa SG ay hindi gaanong nakakalat ngunit magkakasama. Anumang query ay sumulat sa akin

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Yes you can roam around by foot or skytrain. About hotels, See, I do not name any particular hotel as I am not sponsoring/promoting any. In general, You can stay anywhere in Singapore, it is safe from every point of view. However, you may consider one or two things before zeroing on one. If you are an Indian and prefer veg. food stay around Little India [or in Jalan Besar]. If on Budget or otherwise, look for a hotel near MRT Station. Most of the attractions are in Singapore City and see if you can easily cover and walk around your chosen hotel from. The cluster of budget hotels, you can find at Chinatown, Clarke Quay, Bugis, Kampong Glam or even Little India [around Jalan Besar]. Finding one around Rochor MRT will be a good option.

Yes. Singapore temperature remains more or less constant around Min.24 and Max 32, hot and humid throughout the year. The only difference if could be made out is the rainfall. Singapore has two monsoon seasons - the first ends in March and the Second starts from June. So, receding-monsoon and advancing-monsoon are in a way better time-windows than heavy downpour monsoons. Just be kept in mind, there will be rain around 14-15 days during June and it comes generally in the afternoons and evenings. Pack umbrella/raincoat and enjoy all the activities in the neat and clean Singapore City. June is also the best season for shopaholic - Grand sales happen everywhere in June. Feb receives the least rainfall but raining in Singapore is a full-year affair. You could probably experience a little bumpy air flight journey which is a common phenomenon for Singapore visitors.

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After landing, you need to understand two things - 1] If you have checked in Luggage, it has to be collected from within 90 minutes after arrival or else this will be sent to the lost & found wing as unclaimed and then its retrieval takes time by completing certain formalities; 2] If you have only Carry-On Bag, you can move anywhere around with your bag. Also, there are two areas at the Changi Airport - Public Area and Transit Area - In the Public Area [before immigration] you can move around with your luggage/without luggage any length of time but in Transit Area [after immigration], only with travel documents [passport, ticket, visa, etc]. The Good thing is that there are several attractions in Public Area and Transit Area as well. Also, it depends on the Terminal your flight arrives at. T1, T2 & T3 are closed interconnected and accessible via underground/overbridge walk or free Bus or with free skytrain. Walking or Skytrain both are superb. T4 is connected with free shuttle bus. After Arrival, It is better to explore some attractions along the way to Immigration [if arrival is at T2] like Dreamscape, Enchanted Garden, Side Gardens and [if arrival at T1] Kinetic Rain, Discovery Garden, etc. before immigration and Jewel Attractions after Immigration. And also on your return, reach early at the Changi Airport and cover remaining Changi Airport attractions before departure. There is my exclusive video on changi airport, you may like to have a look at that if it answers your query.

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