Popular in | November |
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Cheapest in | March |
Average price | S$ 1,539 |
Return from | S$ 337 |
One-way from | S$ 128 |
Fly from
Budget
S$ 229 - S$ 394
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Singapore ChangiHaikou Meilan Intl
SIN - HAK
SINHAK
Singapore Changi
Tue 20-6
1 stop21h 05m
Haikou Meilan Intl
Fri 30-6
Nonstop3h 30m
Singapore ChangiGuangzhou Baiyun
SIN - CAN
SINCAN
Singapore Changi
Sat 17-6
1 stop12h 30m
Guangzhou Baiyun
Thu 22-6
1 stop6h 55m
Singapore ChangiHaikou Meilan Intl
SIN - HAK
SINHAK
Singapore Changi
Sat 5-8
Nonstop3h 40m
Haikou Meilan Intl
Fri 18-8
Nonstop3h 30m
Singapore ChangiGuangzhou Baiyun
SIN - CAN
SINCAN
Singapore Changi
Mon 6-11
Nonstop4h 15m
Guangzhou Baiyun
Thu 16-11
Nonstop4h 10m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Wed 21-6
1 stop16h 20m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Wed 28-6
1 stop19h 30m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Fri 9-6
1 stop19h 10m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Sun 18-6
1 stop29h 35m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Wed 9-8
1 stop22h 30m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Tue 29-8
1 stop22h 30m
January
S$ 1,255
February
S$ 886
March
S$ 663
April
S$ 629
May
S$ 712
June
S$ 793
July
S$ 1,298
August
S$ 1,058
September
S$ 1,644
October
S$ 1,624
November
S$ 1,502
December
S$ 1,617
Currently, the cheapest month for flights to China is April. The most expensive month for flights is September. The cheapest prices are shown above but prices will vary according to departure times, airlines, class and how early you book.
SIN - SHA Price | S$ 607 - S$ 4,351 |
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SHA Temperature | 4 - 28 °C |
SHA Rainfall | 30 - 170 mm |
China is more than a country. It’s a different world, a land where the civilisation dates back more than 6,000 years, the source of inventions such as paper, gunpowder, the compass and printing, and home to such wonders as the Great Wall of China, the Terracotta Warriors, the Imperial Palace in Beijing and Mount Lushan.
It is also a country that is becoming the next great superpower almost by the minute. The rate of modernisation is breathtaking, with cities such as Beijing and Shanghai under a canopy of cranes, their shapes changing almost daily. The Chinese are building the world’s longest transoceanic bridge, from Ningbo to Shanghai, the biggest dam, at the Three Gorges, and one of the world’s tallest buildings, the Shanghai World Financial Centre.
This year’s big event in Beijing, the Olympic Games, showcased this extraordinary growth. Now, keen to capitalise on China’s emergence as a holiday and business destination, several airlines offer increasingly cheap flights to China (Beijing and Shanghai) from the UK.
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China is a very large country, with climates ranging from tropical and subtropical climates in the south to subarctic in the north and the Himalayas. The southern coast has heavy rains, with lighter rains in the west. The monsoon season lasts from July through September and affects the southern coasts. The north has warm, dry days and cool evenings while the south has cooler but more humid days.
Flying is the best way to cover large distances in China. With more than 470 airports and international and regional carriers, China flights are frequent and reduced fares available. Buses are available and sometimes provide faster service than trains. Trains range in service from express with all the services to slower and no-frills.