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Singapore to Vancouver

  • SIN, Singapore – YVR, Canada
  • Asiana Airlines, Air Canada, ANA
  • Economy
Vancouver

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$834
Round trip, in USD
about SGD 1,069
One ticket on more than one airline.
DepartsNov 9, 2026
ReturnsNov 16, 2026

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Cost per mile
15,923
Miles

Flight segments

SIN to ICN · Asiana Airlines · OZ 752
ICN to YVR · Air Canada · AC 64
YVR to NRT · Air Canada · AC 3
NRT to SIN · ANA · NH 801

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Nov 9–16 · 7 nights

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Nov 9, 2026 Nov 16, 2026 Asiana Airlines, Air Canada, ANA $834 Lowest View flights

This is an economy deal to Vancouver from Singapore on Asiana Airlines, Air Canada, ANA for Nov 9, 2026 – Nov 16, 2026.

Priced at $834 round trip. The route covers 15,923 miles round trip.

Vancouver is one of North America’s most compelling city breaks because it pairs a dramatic natural setting with the amenities of a cosmopolitan west-coast hub. Framed by mountains, ocean, and forest, the city appeals to travelers who want easy access to both urban experiences and outdoor adventure. The best time to visit is generally late spring through early fall, when the weather is mildest and the city’s parks, waterfront paths, and nearby hiking trails are at their most inviting. Winter can be wet, but it also brings a quieter pace and easy access to nearby skiing in the North Shore mountains.

For first-time visitors, Stanley Park is essential, with its seawall, forested trails, and classic views of the skyline and harbor. Granville Island offers a lively market atmosphere, while neighborhoods like Gastown, Yaletown, and Kitsilano each show a different side of the city, from historic architecture to polished dining and beach culture. Vancouver’s food scene is a major draw, shaped by Pacific seafood, Asian influences, and a strong café culture, with standout sushi, dim sum, ramen, and farm-to-table restaurants throughout the city. Its multicultural character also comes through in galleries, festivals, and independent shops, making Vancouver feel both relaxed and globally connected.

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