Orchard Road, a paradise for shoppers in Singapore

🌟Highlights: Shopping paradise, old buildings, sightseeing on a double-decker bus 🚉Transportation strategy: Orchard Station, Somerset Station, Dhoby Ghaut Station connect the entire shopping area, you can come out from any of them ✅Must experience Orchard Road: Comparable to Paris's Champs Elysees in France and Bond Street in London, on this three-mile-long shopping street, there are 22 luxury shopping centers and 6 department stores, from Paragon, Ngee Ann City to Orchard Turn Shopping Centre, showcasing the world's top brands and the most fashionable boutiques, your shopping desires will be greatly satisfied. ❤Recommended reason: For those who don't like shopping, you can choose to visit Kinokuniya in Ngee Ann City, as the largest bookstore in Southeast Asia, it has a wide variety and is very good for shopping. Comics are sold in Chinese, Japanese and English versions, and there are various movie peripherals that can be bought as gifts for friends. In addition, the Orchard Road Library is also very suitable for taking pictures, or you can go to find the old buildings hidden behind the prosperity of Orchard Road, the tower of Goodwood Park Hotel, the brick building of MacDonald House, the shophouse of Emerald Hill, and the bungalow of the Presidential Palace are all worth slowing down to listen to the story. 👍Most recommended: The Orchard Road Fashion Show held every year from March to May, the runway is Orchard Road, gathering many independent brands and designers, JJ Lin basically participates every time. If you go during this period, you can also watch a free fashion show. 📝tips: In addition to the city's subway and public buses, you can also try the big bus double-decker open-top sightseeing bus, which can take you through the main attractions of Singapore and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Singapore. The sightseeing bus currently has 2 main sightseeing routes, covering nearly 40 attractions, you can get on and off the bus at will within the validity period of the ticket, and there are 12 languages of attractions explanations on the bus, allowing you to fully explore the city, blocks, and attractions of Singapore. Red Line: Cultural Tour, you will go from Little India to Arab Street and then to Chinatown, exploring the unique culture and style of Singapore's traditional ethnic communities. Yellow Line: Check-in iconic attractions and have many shopping opportunities, Gardens by the Bay, Orchard Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore Art Museum and Raffles Hotel are all on this line. In addition to daytime tours, there is also a 3-hour night tour project, with optional 1-day or 2-day tickets, very flexible.