Singapore 4-Day Travel Guide

Singapore offers a variety of transportation experiences, including Grab, the MRT, buses, a mini train, and walking over 20,000 steps daily. This place is rich in historical buildings and streets, each accompanied by signboards explaining their origins, providing a wealth of knowledge, which is quite commendable. I feel that the streets here are less crowded, as most people stay indoors, either to avoid the rain or the sun. Compared to Hong Kong, the city feels slightly less vibrant in terms of daily life. Singapore and Hong Kong are indeed quite similar in many ways, offering opportunities for mutual learning and inspiration. Singapore is a melting pot of food and languages. Everyone speaks their own language, yet these languages seem to coexist harmoniously, with people understanding each other effortlessly. The adaptability and inclusiveness here are truly impressive.