A complete guide to Singapore's Gardens by the Bay: Cloud Forest and Light Show are not to be missed!

#SingaporeItinerary My dears, today I’m here to share with you my trip to Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay. It was such a wonderful trip and full of useful information. So hurry up and save it! The cloud forest is truly stunning! As soon as I entered the cloud forest, the stunning waterfall instantly came into view, as if I had walked into a mysterious fairyland. Be sure to take the elevator to the top floor and then slowly look down. Each floor is surrounded by lush green plants and there is a super beautiful aerial plank road. Walking on it with the breeze on your face is so comfortable. Especially in the hot summer, walking into here is like entering a natural air conditioner, it is very cool. Compared with the flower dome, it is slightly inferior Although the Flower Dome brings together flowers, plants and trees from all continents, it is not as stunning as the Cloud Forest. I think it's okay to just walk around, there's no need to spend too much time. Here we would like to remind everyone that the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest are a combined ticket and cannot be purchased separately. You must go to the Flower Dome first and then to the Cloud Forest. This is the most reasonable order of visit. Light show and aurora show, a visual feast It was already past 8pm when we came out of the Cloud Forest, so we went to the central area of ​​Gardens by the Bay to watch the light show. Those "super trees" are magnificent when lit up, like a scene from a dream world. When I went there, there was a light show at 7:45 and 8:45 every night, and there was also a super stunning aurora show at 9pm on weekends. It is highly recommended to go there on weekend nights. After watching the light show at 8:45, you can directly watch the aurora show. Everyone sat or lay on the ground casually, enjoying the evening breeze and appreciating the wonderful performances, and all the fatigue of the day dissipated. Itinerary and food suggestions I walked more than 30,000 steps that day and was really tired. If you have time, it is recommended to divide this day into two days, because all the places you want to go in one day require walking. For dinner, I had dinner at a food court near Chinatown. Actually, you can also go to the Sands Food Court, which is on the B2 floor of the Sands. It should be noted that food courts generally require payment in cash, and everyone can choose by themselves.