The trees in Singapore glow

I must say, the garden city of Singapore truly lives up to its reputation. A-Jie was mesmerized by the night view here on his first visit to Singapore. Before doing any research, I always thought that the light show at Supertree Grove was always on. After arriving at night, I realized that it's a completely different scene from the photos I saw online, and I felt deceived. But I was really lucky, just after feeling astonished for 5 minutes, the light show started. It was truly amazing! 📍Address: Supertree Grove, Singapore, Navigation: Supertree Observatory. 🌱Practical tips: 1. There are two light shows, the first at 7:45 and the second at 8:45, each lasting 15 minutes. 2. When there is no light show, all the Supertrees only have a single illumination light, so if you want to take beautiful photos, it's best to do it during the light show. 3. During the light show, all the visitors here will go to the central area to find a place to lie down and watch. If you want, you can too, but personally, I think the big lawn on the left side of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel is more beautiful and more suitable for taking photos, as there are hardly any people there. 4. Accompanied by music, the lights of the Supertrees dance with the music, like dancing trees, which is really shocking and dreamy. 5. If you want to take photos, I recommend using a camera or smartphone with a wide-angle and large aperture. 6. Singapore really embodies the essence of a garden city to the fullest, whether it's the green scenery during the day or the dreamy scene at night, they have me completely captivated. 7. But to be honest, apart from these places, there aren't many other places worth visiting or checking in Singapore. 8. If you happen to have a layover in Singapore one day, besides checking in at the Jewel Changi Airport, I recommend you take some time to check out the Supertrees 🌲. 🫖Food: Bak Kut Teh, soft-boiled eggs, stir-fried noodles, Hainanese chicken, etc. The food here is a combination of Cantonese and Southeast Asian flavors, so you can find light dishes as well as slightly spicy ones. 🛖Accommodation: The exchange rate between Singapore dollars and RMB is five to one, so the cost of living here is relatively high. A normal accommodation, similar to a budget hotel room in China, costs at least 700 to 1200. For accommodation, I recommend staying near the Bugis MRT station.