u/Terrible_Extent1820

Flying from Canada, landing in Singapore in the morning. My hotel check is in the afternoon, so I’d ideally like to take a shower once I arrive at the airport.

Anyone know if this is possible?

In my early 20s, planning on staying in sg for 3-4 days. Ive stayed in travel hostels in other cities ive visited, and was wondering if singapore had a similar vibe anywhere

I understand that sg doesnt have quite the same solo travel vibe that other places in SEA have, but still thought to ask

First time solo travelling to Asia

I can either do singapore and bali or singapore/thailand

S+ B likely is a bit more relaxed, less having to travel for long periods of time, can get to know the island more, easier to make friends, seems less intimidating

S+ T is a bit more hectic having to travel between cities in Thailand, but better culture, possibly more to see?

Would love to get your thoughts

What would you recommend? What is cheaper? What has more to do?

Coming in from Canada, made a very quick itinerary. Still have a few days so some more time for planning. Is this too much travel? More than happy to add a few more days to a specifici location/remove another location entirely

• Singapore (4 days)
• Kuala Lampur (3 days)
• Penang (3 days)
• Bangkok ( 6 days)
• Chang Mai (6 days)
• Phuket (4 days)
• Krabi (4 days)

Budget: Ideally less than 3000 CAD, first time solo travelling, want to experience new culture/food and nature, chose those locations as they made geographical sense?

Staying in singapore for a few days, hoping to travel to KL afterwards.

What is the best way to travel? Additionally, does this mode of travel require booking well ahead of time or is it something I could do the day before?

How hard is it to get the referral/how long does it take?

ive been dealing with really bad sore throats most of my life and i chronically get sick, i meet the criteria for tonsillectomy, however ive never truly considered getting the surgery until recently