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Bonjour mes amis! Singapore in springtime? Magnifique! As your seasoned guide, let me whisk you away to this vibrant island nation, perfect for four adventurous souls like yourselves. The warm weather makes it ideal for exploring – think balmy breezes and sunshine aplenty. Prepare yourselves for a sensory explosion!

Our journey begins with the iconic Gardens by the Bay. Imagine yourselves strolling amidst Supertrees, these breathtaking vertical gardens that light up spectacularly at night. Entry is free, but the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome cost approximately S$28 per person. These biodomes are a must-see, showcasing diverse flora from around the world.

Next, let's delve into the heart of Singaporean cuisine. Hawker centers are a foodie's paradise, offering an incredible array of dishes at incredibly affordable prices. Expect to spend around S$10-15 per person for a delicious meal, sampling local delights like Char Kway Teow (stir-fried noodles), Hainanese Chicken Rice, and Laksa (spicy noodle soup). Don't forget to try the local fruits – the durian, though pungent, is a must-try experience!

Beyond the culinary adventures, Singapore is a city of contrasts. Modern skyscrapers tower over traditional shophouses, creating a captivating cityscape. Explore Chinatown's vibrant temples and Little India's aromatic spice markets. The architecture is a beautiful blend of colonial influences and contemporary design. The sounds of the city are a delightful mix – from the chatter of locals to the gentle chime of temple bells, from the hum of traffic to the lively tunes echoing from street performers. Expect a vibrant and bustling atmosphere, with people of diverse backgrounds mingling together. The mood is largely upbeat, reflecting the nation's progressive and welcoming spirit.

To truly experience Singapore, we'll hop on the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit). Efficient and affordable, it costs roughly S$2-3 per ride. Transportation costs can be kept low. Consider purchasing a Singapore Tourist Pass for unlimited travel. We could also take a bumboat ride along the Singapore River, offering a unique perspective of the city's skyline (approximately S$25 per person).

Let's not forget the beautiful orchids, Singapore's national flower. You'll find them flourishing everywhere, from private gardens to public parks. Orchids are a symbol of national pride and elegance. Common pets include cats and dogs, often seen well-cared for by their owners.

For those who enjoy a bit of culture, consider a visit to the National Museum of Singapore to learn about the nation's rich history and vibrant culture (entry fees approximately S$15 per person).

Over four days, for two couples, a reasonable budget, excluding flights, would be approximately S$2000 - S$2500. This is a rough estimate, which can vary depending on your spending habits, but it gives you a starting point for your planning. Remember to factor in souvenir shopping and any unexpected expenses.

So, are you ready to embark on this unforgettable Singaporean adventure? A bientôt, my friends!