Check in at Wutai Mountain Spring near Singapore's Fort Canning Park

💧Wutai Mountain Spring💦 ​Check in✔️ near Singapore's Fort Canning Park 📍51 Canning Rise, Singapore 179872 ​Start from the Old Hill Street Police Station, which looks like an overturned palette Walk northeast through the greenery of Fort Canning Park ​Then continue walking from the Singapore National Museum and Art Gallery ​along Stamford Road and Armenian Street ​Finally, arrive at the Sultan Mosque in Singapore ​You can take many beautiful photos of the paths in the woods ​The Old Hill Street Police Station is a typical example of Neoclassicism Restored with modern design techniques and materials ​The highlight is the 927 colored exterior windows, known as the 'Rainbow Cake' The Raffles Garden next to the stairs has spectacular stag's horn ferns ​The 'Dragon's Cave' in Fort Canning was closed that day due to unforeseen circumstances Avoiding the crowds and ventilation issues saved a lot of queuing time You can continue north to visit the Singapore National Museum The museum's architecture and lawns are very beautiful ​If you are not very interested in the history and art of Nanyang ​You can choose not to enter the museum; the Johor Sultanate is less than 200 years old Although the multimedia design is clever, there are not many exhibits ​It falls short compared to London or even Philadelphia ​The last stop is a walk to the largest mosque in Singapore ​The Sultan Mosque is one of the few national monuments in Singapore ​What you see now is the 1932 rebuilt version ​It's almost 100 years old now; non-Muslims do not enter the prayer area The golden dome architecture is full of Taj Mahal-style exotic charm ​The builder of the Taj Mahal, Shah Jahan was also a Muslim king, and the architecture is full of religious characteristics ​Inside the mosque, there are beautiful Muslim patterns Strict dress code is enforced; must have collars and sleeves Sleeves must reach the wrists, trousers must reach the ankles ​Robes are provided for visitors inside the mosque ​The best time to visit the mosque is during the fasting month of Ramadan in March or April ​You and your male/female partner can rent two sets of Malay Muslim attire ​Go to the mosque for prayers and visit the Ramadan night market in Kampong Glam ​The beautiful scenery of the mosque at night is breathtaking💙