[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Mount Faber Park (Updated Jun)

#singapore Just saw a beautiful Merlion on top of Mount Faber on a lovely weather. The trail is connected to Henderson road up to Alexandra, to Vivo City and as far as Kent Ridge. Highly recommended for people who love to do trekking, workout or just have casual walk on top of the mountain. The view is spectacular and worth visiting. You can also have a chance to see animals in the trees such as squirrels and even monkey 🐿️🐒🌳. Note: Cable car can also be taken to go to Vivo side. #mountfaber #mountfaberpeak #mountfabersafra

This hawker centre serves predominantly local hawker foods and drinks. It is an outdoor eating place where everyone can eat instantly. People love to eat here because it is cheaper than a restaurant. Also easy to find halal foods. Location: Neighbourhood area of Mount Faber, Singapore. Price: I ate one Roti Canai for $1.50 Rating: It’s really a convenient place as i can give 4 out of 5 #newyearadventure #urbanexplorer

How to get there: Nearest Mrt is Harbourfront Mrt station exit D. We had breakfast at the nearby Seah im food centre before starting our long walk. You can hike to the top of Mount Faber from the bottom via Marang trail. It is about 800 m of stairs climbing. The steps are steep but very safe and well shaded. You can take your time and enjoy bird chirping along the way. Upon reaching the top, you will be greeted by the amazing views. Panoramic view 106m above sea level. There are toilets and vending machines at Mount Faber. Next, you will get to the cable car station which you can take to sentosa. The climb is strenous to my knee but the view up there make it worthwhile. #meetsingapore

For those who love nature and want to see the beauty of the city, I recommend this place, Mount Faber. You will be immersed in the beautiful nature with lots of trees. You can also see around Singapore and see Sen Khosa Island. There is also a cable car station and restaurants. You can travel by private car or walk from Harbourfront station up the hill for about 20 minutes. #TravelAbroad #Singapore

Mount Faber is one of the most easy access trail walk . When you get tired and you just want to rest you can take a rest on the rainbow steps. There’s a cafe at the top of the steps where you can have coffee while looking at the gorgeos view! If you want you can also take a cable car from Mount Faber to Sentos and beach station. #donnahtheexplorer #singapore #walking #greenery

If you love nature, try this hike to Mount Faber Park where the cable car to Sentosa starts. If you don’t wish to walk up the slope, you can take taxi or car to the drop off point at Mount Faber Cable Car Station. From here you can walk around the area to explore the city Skyline on one side and Sentosa on the other side. It is not crowded at all so you can enjoy fresh air with the view. After that you may want to take cable car towards Sentosa and explore Sentosa island. Otherwise, you can continue the hike to the direction of Hort Park / Henderson wave as it’s all connected. Recommended time to spend here - 1 hour #mustdo

There are a few different ways to get to the top of Mount Faber Park in Singapore - drive, cycle, take a cable car from Harbourfront MRT station, hike. I had to take the toughest method - a 1.5 hr hike from Keppel Hill Road. The nearest bus interchange is Harbourfront interchange. The views at the top of Mount Faber Park were rewarding and made the hike worth it. The hill overlooks Sentosa Island and Keppel Bay. I could even see the cable car station and Dusk Restaurant & Bar at the top of the hill. The trail brought me to Seah Im bunker, Keppel Hill Reservoir, Japanese tomb and lastly, Mount Faber Peak. #hike #nature #singapore

Address - 109 Mount Faber Road (Faber Peak) Singapore 099203 Ambience/Facilities - Open area (suitable for events), non-aircon sheltered and aircon comfort dining areas Highlights - Hilltop view overlooking Sentosa and Keppel Avg. Price per Person - $20-$30 (breakfast set) Opening hours - from 8:30am on weekends Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (food), ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (environment and ambience) Using our final SRV credit and booked a package on trip.com for a weekend breakfast and sightseeing with my folks. Leisurely and unhurried is the best in view of their age. It was a cool morning and we saw many doing their morning walk up the hill while we are on our way up. Public carparks are all a distance away from the cable car station and we decided to give it to the valet to take care of our car so that my folks need not walk too much. We will need to walk through the gift shop to get to the cafe which is a very clever strategy. We ended up buying a few souvenirs like a tourist. 😄 There are few choices of breakfast set and the serving size is good. Comes with chilled fresh juice to prep the stomach for breakfast and rounded off with a nice hot beverage ☕️. My folks enjoyed the scenery and we were very lucky that it was a cool and breezy morning. Spent more than an hour at the cafe before we adjourned to our sightseeing ride to Sentosa on the cable car. The Poland’s Bells of Happiness area is set up and cordoned off in preparation for a marriage solemnisation event in the afternoon. #moreinsg #mountfaber #cablecar #cafe

📍: Go upwards from Mt Faber Peak building (109 Mount Faber Rd, Singapore 099203) 🕰:anytime from morning till evening Getting there: -cable car from Harbourfront -Grab to cable car station on Mt Faber -can also park at sides (carpark is free in some lots) Notable 🌺 things to see: -bougainvillea growing on sides of hill -bright ixora bunches -slim tall trees and gazebos -curling vines on shelters and passes (some leaves as big as half your face) -luscious greenery -seasonal birds and their calls Other 🧱 things to see: -look down at open areas for cute view of HDBs If you keep walking to the top: -mural gallery, direction signs and mini Merlions, as well as a beautiful view of all the residences from the top #flowerlover

🌞A very good choice for family morning walk. Which also comprises Telok Blangah Hill Park, Hot Park, Kent Ridge Park and Labrador Nature Reserve.... #awesomepic #naturalwonders #goodplace #niceview #summervacation#hikingtrails

🌿 Morning vibes from the Southern Ridges! 🌞 Started the day with a hike through one of Singapore’s most scenic trails — the Southern Ridges, making our way to the iconic Mount Faber. From the lush canopy walk at Telok Blangah Hill Park to the panoramic views along Henderson Waves, every step was a mix of nature, skyline, and serenity. 🌇🌳 The cool breeze and birdsong made it hard to believe we were still in the city. Wrapped it up at Mount Faber with breathtaking views of Sentosa and the port — the perfect reward after a morning climb. 🏞️✨ If you’re craving a green escape without leaving the city, this trail is a must. Don’t forget water, sunscreen, and your camera! 📸 #cherryblossom25

#cherryblossom25 At Mount Faber Park lies the "Wishing bells" or "Bells of Promises". This is where lovers hang their bells and write on it their promises. After riding the cable car, we were given a pair of Wishing Bells. We wrote our names on our bells and joined the numerous bells hanged making it like a garden of bells. When the winds blow strong, hundreds of bells ring in unison and brings about a symphony of love. #mountfaberpark #wishingbells

#cherryblossom25 Similar to the other attractions in Singapore, such as the bird park and the zoo, there is always a gift shop right next to the attraction. For this case is the cable car at the mount Faber point. You will be able to shop for local mascot designed accessories. Such as key chains and soft toys. You can also purchase your favourite hello kitty merchant here too .Children would definitely like it here.

Sitting on a cable car in Singapore is a must! Go to Mount Faber and have a cocktail while you are there, or head to Sentosa for their bars by the beach! The view on Mount Faber is beautiful at night, and remember to get the round trip ticket so you can get to where you want easily. You can also get a grab/gojek/ryde (ride hailing) from anywhere in Singapore, so you don’t have to worry about getting stranded! Go to the cable car station from Harbourfront MRT and if you choose to walk down from Mount Faber after dinner, it’s a lovely 15min walk! #cablecar #thingstodo #sentosa #mountfaber

Mount Faber's distant scenery and a stay at the JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach create a perfect blend of luxury and relaxation. The hotel's opulent amenities and waterfront views instantly put you at ease upon arrival. Today, we visited the Mount Faber Cable Car Station to embark on a breathtaking aerial journey, offering stunning views of Singapore from above. From the sky, Singapore's beauty unfolds in a panoramic masterpiece, where bays, greenery, and urban architecture intertwine harmoniously. As the cable car glides smoothly through the air, the surrounding scenery feels like a poetic painting. After the ride, we returned to the hotel to enjoy a leisurely drink, reminiscing about the enchanting high-altitude adventure.

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#singaporetrip Mount Faber Park is one of Singapore’s oldest parks and offers some of the best city views. I took the cable car up, and the view over HarbourFront, Sentosa, and the city skyline was incredible. Once at the top, there are scenic walking trails surrounded by thick greenery. It’s also part of the Southern Ridges trail, so you can hike across to other parks. The iconic Bell of Happiness and rainbow stairs are perfect photo stops. It’s not a big park but makes a nice couple of hours escape, especially at sunset when the city lights start twinkling below.

Hey friends! Check out this amazing 6-day itinerary for Singapore and Malaysia. Don't miss out on iconic spots like Orchard Road in Singapore, the dazzling Jewel Changi Airport, and the magnificent Putra Square in Malaysia. Get ready for some unforgettable photo ops! 📸✨ -------------------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport -> Merlion Park -> Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall -> The Arts House at the Old Parliament -> Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay -> Orchard Road Start your Singapore adventure at Jewel Changi Airport and experience its modern charm. Then, visit the iconic Merlion Park, followed by artistic landmarks: Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, The Arts House at the Old Parliament, and Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay. In the evening, stroll along Orchard Road and enjoy the vibrant cityscape. Day 2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay Ascend Mount Faber for panoramic views of Singapore. Afterward, head to Gardens by the Bay and immerse yourself in the stunning fusion of nature and modern architecture. Day 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> A Famosa -> Dataran Putra -> Putrajaya Square -> Perdana Putra Begin your Malaysian journey by exploring the historical Stadthuys, St. Paul's Church, and A Famosa. Then, experience the urban charm of Dataran Putra and Putrajaya Square. Finally, visit Perdana Putra, the Malaysian Prime Minister's office. Day 4: Batu Caves Spend the day exploring the mystical Batu Caves and experience its unique natural landscape and cultural atmosphere. Day 5: Merdeka Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Petronas Twin Towers -> National Museum of Malaysia -> Istana Negara Visit Merdeka Square and delve into Malaysia's history. Then, admire the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Afterward, explore the National Museum of Malaysia and Istana Negara to gain deeper insights into Malaysian culture and history. Day 6: Malaysia - Singapore - Guangzhou Reference Flight: TR100 05:25-09:30 Conclude your Malaysian adventure and return to Singapore. Take the early morning flight TR100 back to Guangzhou, marking the end of your delightful Singapore-Malaysia trip. -------------------- Travel Essentials: Easy Packing Guide for Your Trip 📞 **Phone Card and Internet Access**: Get a local SIM card for seamless internet access and easy communication. Stay connected and never miss out on stunning views or special offers. 🔌 **Plug Adapter**: Singapore and Malaysia may have different plug types than your home country. Bring a compact plug adapter for hassle-free charging. 👕 **Clothing and Gear**: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia in March is pleasant. Pack light clothing like short sleeves, shorts, and sun-protective wear. Don't forget comfortable shoes for a relaxed journey. These are the essential items I've carefully prepared for you. With these in hand, your Singapore-Malaysia trip will be even more enjoyable and smooth! 🎉 **Note**: Visa-free travel is available for Singapore and Malaysia, so no need to worry about visa applications. Just grab your luggage and get ready to go! 🌟 -------------------- Join a group tour to Singapore and Malaysia for a hassle-free experience! Don't forget to like and save this post. 👭 Bring your friends along and embark on this adventure together! ✨

My babies, here we come! How to have the most fun in a 6-day trip to Singapore and Malaysia? This guide tells you! Super practical and without taking detours, it will help you easily travel around Singapore and Malaysia! Save it now and start your travel plans! / Singapore is a fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, with both modern skyscrapers🏙️ and quaint temples🏯. Malaysia has rich natural resources 🌳 and unique Malay culture, which makes people feel the strong tropical atmosphere 🌺. / 🛣️Route arrangement: DAY1: Resorts World Sentosa -> Merlion Park Explore Singapore's top attractions on your first day, from the fun of Resorts World Sentosa to the iconic sculptures of Merlion Park. Experience the diverse charm of Singapore. DAY2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay -> Timber Pavilion -> St. Paul's Cathedral -> The Red House On the second day, climb Mount Faber to enjoy panoramic views of the city, and then visit the modern wonder of Gardens by the Bay. Afterwards, visit the historic Baoshan Temple, St. Paul's Church and the Dutch Red House to experience the history and culture of Singapore. DAY3: Malaysian Prime Minister's Office -> Prince Plaza On the third day, we went to Malaysia to visit the solemn Prime Minister's Office, and then went to Prince Plaza to experience the prosperity of Malaysia's city. DAY4: Independence Square -> Petronas Twin Towers -> Batu Caves On the fourth day, we continued our trip to Malaysia. We first experienced the country’s history at the Independence Square, then headed to the spectacular Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, and finally visited the mysterious Batu Caves. DAY5: National Heroes Monument On the fifth day, visit the National Monument to commemorate the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country and learn about the history and glory of Malaysia. DAY6: Johor Bahru -> Singapore -> Chongqing On the last day, we returned to Singapore from Johor Bahru, ending our trip to Singapore and Malaysia. We then set off back to Chongqing with a lot of memories and gains. / Travel checklist: 🧳 Essential items for traveling in Singapore and Malaysia 📞 Phone cards: Prepare local phone cards in advance for easy communication and not to miss important information. 🔌 Plug converter: The plug standards of the two countries may be different. Bring a converter to charge without worries. 🪪 Documents: Passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license, and photocopies, essential for safe travel. 👕 Clothing: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia is suitable in March, so bring some light summer clothes and don’t forget sun-protective clothes and hats. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your phone fully charged for safer travel. 🧴 Sun protection products: sunscreen and sunglasses to prevent damage from strong sunlight. 💊 Commonly used medicines: cold medicine, painkillers, and mosquito repellent for healthy travel. / Take a group tour to Singapore and Malaysia to easily explore the customs of the two countries. Travel guides, food check-in spots, everything is available! Follow me, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover!

#springwander Mount Faber Park is an excellent spring outing destination, offering a refreshing blend of nature, adventure, and stunning views. As one of Singapore’s oldest parks, it features well-paved hiking trails surrounded by lush greenery, making it a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The cooler spring weather enhances the experience, making the trek up the hill both pleasant and invigorating. One of the park’s highlights is there are cable car and Merlion statue for photo-taking. Once you hike to the top, you will be amazed with its breathtaking aerial views of the city and Sentosa Island. Whether you’re looking for a scenic hike, a memorable photo spot, or a peaceful nature retreat, Mount Faber Park is the perfect spring outing destination.

#SingaporeItinerary Day 1: A high place in the city, a place to relax your mind During my trip to Singapore, I came to Mount Faber Park. This green space in downtown Singapore seems to be a perfect blend of city and nature. The morning sun penetrates the clouds and shines on the green trees and paths on the hillside, making the entire park look vibrant. I strolled along the winding path, listening to the rustling of leaves in the wind, and enjoying the quiet and peace. Mount Faber is not only a great place to climb and see the view, but also a great place for walking and jogging. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can have an unobstructed view of the city of Singapore. The skyscrapers and busy ports in the distance form a sharp contrast with the greenery in front of you. This intersection of city and nature makes people slow down and think about the development and changes of this city. Day 2: The world of flowers, finding solace for the soul The next day, I came to the flower area in the park. The flowers here are of many varieties and colorful, adding a lot of vitality to this green space in the city. Walking in it, it feels like entering a small garden world. Different flowers compete with each other in beauty, some are delicate and some are gorgeous, and each flower looks particularly charming in the sun. I took a deep breath, feeling the fragrance of flowers and the fresh air, and my mood became relaxed and happy. In this green flower garden, I am not in a hurry to travel. I just quietly watch each flower blooming, feeling the wonder of nature and the beauty of life. This is a place in Singapore full of healing power. Whether you climb up high and look far away or look down and take a closer look, you can find your own peace in the bustling city.

#springwander In spring, Mount Faber Park transforms into a lush, tropical paradise, offering a refreshing retreat from the city’s hustle. The park, one of Singapore’s oldest green spaces, is blanketed in vibrant greenery, with towering rain trees, ferns, and colorful flowering plants thriving under the warm, humid climate. The park’s dense foliage provides a cool, shaded escape, while its elevated vantage points offer breathtaking views of the Singapore skyline, Sentosa Island, and the harbour. Springtime enhances the beauty of the park with fresh, bright foliage and tropical flowers in full bloom, adding bursts of color to the landscape. The iconic Mount Faber Cable Car glides above the park, offering a unique aerial view of the lush greenery and the bustling city below. Whether you’re taking a scenic walk, enjoying a cable car ride, or simply unwinding in nature, Mount Faber Park in spring is a rejuvenating experience, bursting with life and greenery.

A combined trip to Singapore and Malaysia, six days of non-stop fun! This guide covers all the essential attractions, making it easy to explore Singapore and Malaysia. Save it now! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport -> Merlion Park -> Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall -> The Arts House at the Old Parliament -> Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay -> Festive Avenue Visit Jewel Changi Airport next to Changi Airport and experience the charm of modern architecture. Then, head to Merlion Park and take a photo with Singapore's icon. In the evening, visit the Victoria Theatre, Concert Hall, and The Arts House to immerse yourself in art. Finally, stroll along the Esplanade and Festive Avenue to experience Singapore's nightlife. Day 2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay Ascend Mount Faber for a panoramic view of Singapore. In the afternoon, visit Gardens by the Bay and experience the wonderful fusion of nature and modernity. Day 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> A Famosa -> Dataran Putra -> Putrajaya Square -> Perdana Putra Visit the historic Stadthuys and St. Paul's Church to experience Malaysia's colonial history. Then, visit A Famosa to learn about ancient fortifications. Afterward, head to Dataran Putra and Putrajaya Square to experience Malaysia's modern atmosphere. Finally, visit Perdana Putra to understand the style of government buildings. Day 4: Royal Selangor Visitor Centre -> Batu Caves Visit the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre to learn about Malaysia's traditional crafts. In the afternoon, head to the mystical Batu Caves and experience the fusion of nature and religion. Day 5: Merdeka Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Petronas Twin Towers Visit Merdeka Square to experience Malaysia's history of independence. Then, visit the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and admire its unique architectural style. Finally, ascend the Petronas Twin Towers for a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur. Day 6: Depart from Singapore, take flight TR100 back to Guangzhou, and end this enjoyable journey! 🛫 -------- Attraction Recommendations: 🌟 Gardens by the Bay: This is the filming location for the movie *Avatar* in Singapore. Dreamlike landscapes await your exploration! 🏙️ Petronas Twin Towers: Kuala Lumpur's landmark building. A trip to Kuala Lumpur isn't complete without a visit here! 🎉 Jewel Changi Airport: Want entertainment, shopping, and leisure all in one place? This is the right place, with beautiful gardens waiting for you to admire! 🐟 Merlion Park: Singapore's icon and symbol, with a lion's head and fish body. Come and take a photo with it! 🕳️ Batu Caves: Explore the temple complex in the limestone caves and experience the mysterious and solemn atmosphere. -------- Travel Tips: 🍜 Food: Singapore and Malaysia offer a rich variety of cuisine, from Bak Kut Teh to Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chili Crab to Laksa. Don't miss out! 📖 Visa Information: Visa-free travel is now available for combined trips to Singapore and Malaysia. Just bring a valid passport and you're ready to go! ☁️ February Weather: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia in February is warm, but there are occasional showers. Remember to bring an umbrella 🌂 and sunscreen 🧴. 💡 Tips: Experience local customs and respect cultural differences to make your trip more enjoyable～ -------- A combined trip to Singapore and Malaysia, experience exotic cultures, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of both places. It will definitely be a worthwhile trip!

Are you still worried about where to go on weekends in Singapore? I recommend you to go to the area near vivo city, which is around Sentosa. There is a great place 🏃 Climbing to a high point there, you will be shocked by the perfect fusion of city and nature. You can take the cable car 🚠 directly to Sentosa Island and enjoy a leisurely and relaxing journey. There are restaurants on the mountain, and many people choose to drive there. When the sun sets, the golden orange afterglow fills the city skyline, and the whole world is dyed in warm colors. At this point, you just need to take a photo, and every photo will be as beautiful as a postcard. Standing there, feeling the breeze, and feeling the tranquility and beauty of this moment, it was really chill and filled with happiness🥰 This place not only allows you to relax, but also leaves many beautiful memories. If you are about to leave Singapore, don’t miss this check-in destination and be sure to experience its unique charm! #SingaporeAttractions

Visiting Lion City in February, I would like to recommend several unique attractions to you. 1⃣ Marina Bay Sands The commercial district in downtown Singapore, located in the Marina Bay area. The whole area is prosperous and beautiful, especially at night, when the night falls and the lights come on, the skyscrapers rise high into the sky, and the blue sea and stars are beautiful. In the center of Marina Square, the most famous is the sailboat-shaped Marina Bay Sands Hotel, and there is also the beautiful Gardens by the Bay. Not far away is the Singapore Flyer. There are many beautiful sights around, and it is worth the trip to walk and see them all the way. 2⃣ Mount Faber Park Mount Faber Park is very close to HarbourFront MRT Station. You can take the MRT directly to the foot of the mountain. On the other side of the mountain is the famous Sentosa Island. There is a very famous hiking trail on the mountain, the Southern Ridge Trail. The trail is very long and picturesque, but it is not difficult and is suitable for people of all ages. 3⃣ Henderson Waves Bridge Henderson Waves Bridge, is one of the most famous bridges in Singapore, and one of the most distinctive bridges in the world. The bridge is in the shape of a wave, which is very artistic and has the rhythm of tropical scenery. Because there are not many shelters on the bridge, and the weather in Singapore is very hot, the sun is very strong, and the ultraviolet rays are very strong, it is recommended that you wear sunscreen.

#newyearnewtrip Dining at Arbora Restaurant on Mount Faber is an unforgettable experience, combining breathtaking views with exceptional cuisine. Perched high above Singapore, the restaurant offers panoramic vistas of the city, harbor, and lush greenery, making it the perfect spot for a romantic meal or a relaxed gathering with friends. The menu features a delightful mix of Western and local flavors, with dishes such as tender steaks, fresh seafood, and flavorful pastas, all made with the finest ingredients. One standout is their brunch offerings, which are perfect for a leisurely weekend. The cozy and contemporary ambiance, with large windows that bring the stunning landscape indoors, enhances the dining experience. Whether you’re enjoying a meal at sunset or basking in the afternoon breeze, Arbora’s charming atmosphere and exquisite food make it an ideal escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. It’s a hidden gem for those seeking both great food and a scenic retreat.

The New Year is coming, are you planning to go to Singapore to celebrate the New Year? Here is a super practical 5-day travel guide to take you around Singapore, don’t miss it! -- Singapore, a place where history and modernity blend. From the Supertrees 🌳 at Gardens by the Bay to the Sentosa Oceanarium 🐠, there are views everywhere. Here, diverse cultures such as Chinese, Malays, and Indians coexist, and the customs are unique. -- 🚩Route Overview: Day 1: Chinatown Experience Singapore's Chinatown in depth and feel the Chinese customs in an exotic culture. Day 2: Universal Studios Singapore -> Wings of Time Experience the excitement of a movie-themed theme park, and watch a thrilling water light show at night. Day 3: Chinatown Plaza I visited Chinatown again, this time focusing on the square and savoring a different kind of urban atmosphere. Day 4: Mount Faber Park->Orchard Road->Orchard Road Library->ION Sky->Joo Chiat Temple->Night Safari From the mountaintop park to the bustling shopping street, to the tranquil temple, and finally to the unique night zoo, the day's itinerary is rich and colorful. Day 5: Jewel Changi Airport Enjoy some last minute shopping and relaxation at Singapore's iconic shopping mall. -- Attractions suggestions: 🌟 Universal Studios Singapore: Travel back to Egypt in the 1920s, a mysterious and thrilling journey is waiting for you to experience! 🌙 Night Safari: Want to explore the animal world at night? This is definitely the best choice! You can also watch the amazing fairy animal show! ✨ Wings of Time: An international-level star-studded water and fire show that takes you through time and space to explore the unknown world! -- 🎒 Travel essentials: Singapore packing list revealed! 📞 Phone Cards: When visiting Singapore, don’t forget to prepare a local phone card in advance for easy communication. Singtel’s sim card is pretty good, and you can also choose a two-in-one transportation card, which makes traveling less stressful. 🔌 Plugs: Singapore uses British standard plugs, so remember to bring a conversion plug so that your charger and power bank can come in handy and keep them fully charged anytime and anywhere. 👕 Clothing: Although Singapore in January is not too hot, it may rain a little more. Bring some light and breathable summer clothes, as well as high-factor sunscreen and an umbrella, which can protect you from the sun and rain, allowing you to easily cope with various weather changes. Oh, and by the way, the air conditioning in indoor places in Singapore may be turned on quite high, so it is recommended to bring a thin jacket just in case. -- Come to Singapore and enjoy the charm of the Lion City. A journey will create lifelong memories, so don’t miss it!

Winter vacation is here, and so is our Singapore 5-day itinerary! This super practical guide will help you explore the Lion City. Don't miss out! . Singapore is a country where history and modernity meet. It has iconic attractions like the Merlion Park 🐟 and the lush Gardens by the Bay 🌳. With its unique customs, it's a great place to experience Southeast Asian culture. . 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Chinatown Explore Singapore's cultural heritage on your first day. Stroll through Chinatown and soak up the exotic vibes. Day 2: Universal Studios Singapore > Wings of Time Enjoy the fun of a movie-themed park on your second day, and watch the stunning water show Wings of Time in the evening. Day 3: Chinatown Point Return to Chinatown to visit the mall, taste authentic snacks, and experience Singapore's local life. Day 4: Mount Faber Park > Orchard Road > Library@Orchard > ION Sky > Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple > Night Safari Your fourth day is packed with activities, from a hilltop park to the shopping paradise of Orchard Road, a quiet library, a modern shopping mall, an ancient temple, and a unique night safari. Day 5: Jewel Changi Airport On your last day, end your trip at Jewel Changi Airport, a shopping and entertainment paradise, and make unforgettable memories. . Some tips: * Exchange rate: The exchange rate between the Singapore dollar and the Chinese yuan is about 1:5, so make sure to convert your money in advance 💸 * January weather: The average temperature in Singapore in January is about 24°C, so you can wear light clothes during the day 👕 * Visa information: Singapore is visa-free for Chinese mainland tourists, so you can travel with just your passport 🇸🇬 * Essentials: Don't forget sunscreen and a sun hat, and bring an umbrella in case it rains 🌂 * Transportation: Singapore has a well-developed public transportation system, and the subway and buses are very convenient 🚇 * Safety tips: Keep your personal belongings safe, especially in crowded places 🔒 . As your Singapore trip comes to an end, may your heart be filled with beautiful memories and unique experiences. We look forward to seeing you again! 🌆✨