What is the etiquette for travel in Singapore?
When travelling in Singapore, the following etiquette is recommended for tourists:
- Remove shoes when entering homes, temples, and mosques
- Dress modestly when visiting religious sites, covering shoulders and knees
- Avoid public displays of affection, which may be considered inappropriate
- Follow cleanliness rules - littering and failing to flush public toilets can result in fines
- When using escalators, stand on the left, walk on the right
- At hawker centres, "chope" (reserve) your table by placing tissue packets before getting food
- Always queue for services as queue jumping is considered very rude