Cheap Flights from Singapore to Dallas

Dallas is known to be the cultural and economic hub of the United States. A contemporary city with pulsating nightlife, it will amaze you with jaw-dropping museums and huge art districts. The city cannot be categorized into one box, which makes it very exciting to explore. On one side there are skyscrapers and groovy bars and restaurants and on another austere warehouse.

This dynamic city has a multitude of activities for people from every walk of life. The art lovers and history lovers can satiate their passion in the various museums and arts district while kids can enjoy the zoo and parks around. The city is also big in its food culture.

Dallas will also be always tied with the assassination of late president J.F.Kennedy as its memorial plaza will remind one of that fateful day in this city.

Tip: To mark the start of spring, Dallas has been holding a “festival of joy” for the past couple of years which has become its tradition now. It is a good time to visit to enjoy the gaiety of dance, food, music, and cultural shows.

Getting to Dallas

Dallas/Fort Worth Airport is the main airport which services the city. It is around 25 miles from Dallas downtown. From Singapore, there are no direct flights to Dallas. Multiple airlines provide connecting flights from Singapore to Dallas. 

Singapore to Dallas flights typically takes 20 hours on an average. Air China Airlines and Qantas Airlines provide cheap flights from Singapore. Other good flights from Singapore are provided by Cathay Pacific Airways, Japan Airlines, Air Canada Airways, Qantas airlines, United Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Emirates Airways, American Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, and Korean Airways.

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What to see in Dallas?

Dallas has seen lots of renovations in recent times. New parks have come up where there were freeways and a whole design district has breathed fresh air into the rather stern warehouses which occupied a major part of the city. Dealey Plaza is the place where John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, and is now a national historic mark. One cannot miss this place when visiting Dallas to see that “X” marks where the fatal bullet was shot. The arts district in Dallas has tons of attractions like the Klyde Warren Park and the Winspear Opera House. Dallas Museum of Arts is rated amongst the top art museums in the country. Here you will find the rich work of American and European artists like Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline, and many others. Dallas Arboretum is a treat for the eyes with its huge variety of flowers. The Reunion Tower is an iconic 171 meters high tower on top of which you get a spectacular view of the Dallas city. If you are with kids then don’t forget to go to the Dallas Zoo which has more than 32 million habitants.

Tip: Summer is a bit harsh in Dallas so those of you who cannot tolerate the heat, plan to come before or after the summers.

Shop and Dine in Dallas:

Deep Elum is an entertainment district since the 1880s in Dallas which offers a wide variety of concept bars and breweries. During the daytime, you can visit this place to see its street art and feast on Ramen, Sushi or tacos.

The design district is the place to shop for men’s and women’s fashion clothing. There are also art galleries and swish interior design shops to buy from.

Bishop art district is the place to go if you are looking for quaint and local shops.

Tip: A lot of budget dinners and promotional deals happen during the weekend, so have on a lookout for those during your trip.

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