Singapore 2 days and 1 night travel guide | Winter travel paradise ✨

Singapore is visa-free now🇸🇬 The temperature is 25-30 degrees in winter, neither too cold nor too hot, it is the first choice for winter travel! Today I’m going to share with you a super practical two-day and one-night travel guide to Singapore. Sisters who want to go, please save it! 🚀Must-haves before traveling 1. Entry: You can enter the country without a visa if you hold a passport with a validity period of more than 6 months. Remember to fill in the entry card on Myica Mobile three days in advance. 2. Cash: 500 SGD is enough, and Visa can be used in most places. 3. Internet access: It is more cost-effective to buy a data card in advance, the one at the airport is a bit expensive. 4. Transportation: It is very convenient to use Grab for taxis, and rely on Google Maps for navigation. 5. Insurance: Accidents are inevitable when traveling abroad. Last time, a friend ate a local specialty breakfast and suffered from vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. He spent more than 500 SGD on medical treatment. Later, I learned that I could buy overseas travel insurance in advance. We recommend the [Traveler Worry-Free Overseas Travel Insurance], which covers flight delays, luggage loss, traffic accidents, sudden illnesses, and even diving and surfing. You can buy it by searching [行者无忧] on Alipay, the Asian 600,000 version, only 30+ in 3 days, very cost-effective! 🌈Selected attractions Day1: Merlion Park→Clarke Quay→Old Hill Street Police Station→Song Fa Bak Kut Teh→Night Safari 📍Merlion Park: A must-visit! For taking photos, you can try washing your hair, collecting water, posing like Conan, and you can also taste wafer biscuits sandwiched with ice cream. 📍Clarke Quay: full of exotic atmosphere, very suitable for taking photos. 📍Old Jubilee Street Police Station: colorful and very distinctive. 🥘Song Fa Bak Kut Teh: Recommended are pork ribs bak kut teh and fried dough sticks, 20 SGD per person. The meat and bones are soft and tasty, the soup is light and delicious, and the waiter will keep adding soup. 📍Night Zoo: Open from 19:00 to 24:00, adult ticket is 232 yuan. There are sightseeing trains, exploration trails and night shows, but it is difficult to see the animals clearly after dark, so they are not recommended. Day 2: Sentosa (Universal Studios, the southernmost tip of the Asian continent) → Chinatown → Gardens by the Bay light show → Frog porridge 📍Universal Studios: Open from 10:00 to 17:00, it is cheaper to buy tickets on the day! Recommended games include Revenge of the Mummy, Robotech, Robotech, Waterworld, and Jurassic River Adventure. 🥘 Louis Pizza: Single set meal 20 SGD, pizza + dessert + drink, large portion and good taste. 📍The southernmost tip of the Asian continent: Walk across the popular suspension bridge to check in, go straight to the seaside viewing platform, turn left to see the vertical coconut trees, closed before 18:00. 📍Chinatown: Singapore's Chinatown, where you can buy a lot of nice peripherals. 📍Gardens by the Bay: There will be a super tree light show at 19:40 and 20:40. Go 20 minutes in advance to grab a good seat. It is best to sit under the three main trees in the middle. 🥘Frog Porridge at Geylang Alley 9: A local specialty, worth a try. Such a trip to Singapore, with its beautiful scenery and delicious food, is really fulfilling and interesting! Let's start planning💖 #SingaporeItinerary