Singapore Independent Travel Where Everything Was Perfect ﾟ₊ 🏄🏻‍♀️ ♡

Singapore, so beautiful that I was busy taking pictures and taking pictures of it 🇸🇬🤍 Day 1: Gardens by the Bay - River Cruise Day 2: Dempsey Hill - Orchard Road - Night Safari Day 3: Universal Studios - Tanjong Beach Day 4: Botanic Gardens - Marina Bay (Chinatown is right in front of the hotel, so you can use it comfortably) Weather: It's hot and humid, so the indoor air conditioner is turned on. I recommend bringing a thin cardigan. Also, in Singapore, it often rains for a short while and then stops, so be sure to bring a foldable umbrella! Transportation: You need an EZ-Link card to use public transportation. You can purchase an EZ-Link card online or at Changi Airport. They say that if you only have a small amount of charge left, you won't be able to use public transportation, so make sure to charge it enough! You can get a refund for the remaining balance on your EZ-Link card at Changi Airport. The taxi price may be different from the price displayed on the terminal. This is because of the toll roads. Toll roads are much more expensive. 😅 Food: I definitely recommend Songpa Bakuteh and Ya Kun Kaya Toast... If you try them, you will probably agree with me. There is no tipping culture in Singapore. However, when you pay for food, the price may be different from the price on the menu. This is due to the service charge. Don't be surprised if the price is different from the menu! Cost of living: Singapore is famous for its high cost of living. New York and Singapore tied for first place as the most expensive places in the world...💸 A bottle of Chamisul at a convenience store cost 17,000 won. In Singapore, all convenience stores are 7-Elevens, but unlike in Korea, the prices of the same products at each convenience store were slightly different, which was surprising. In Singapore, there were escalators at every subway station. There were multiple escalators at one station. The subway trains ran at short intervals, and both the subway and buses were fast, which made me, who is impatient, very happy. Also, the subway seats were wide, so I never got stuck. There were numbers next to the station names, so it was easy to transfer. Most bathrooms had automatic sinks and automatic soap. The water flushing area was located behind the toilet. And the traffic lights were all short, so they were really cute... Singapore was really clean and orderly. Except for the high cost of living, I thought it would be such a great place to live. The night view was incredibly pretty, and there were lots of beautiful buildings. Also, since people of various nationalities live there, I met people from various countries and various It was nice to be able to experience the country's culture. I hope you all go there at least once, and I hope I can go there again! #Overseas travel #Independent travel #Singapore #Places to visit in Singapore #Overseas travel destination recommendation #Free accommodation event