[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Palawan Island (Updated May)

|3000 per person. Hotel: Choose HotelG which is close to Bugis (although the room is small, it is very exotic); I have stayed in Hotel Boss before (some rooms can see the Ferris wheel) and One Farrer Hotel, both are good! These three hotels are close to the subway station and not far from the city center! Day1: Play at Changi Airport after the plane arrives! Take a photo with the world's largest indoor waterfall (Jewel); go shopping and check in at the Pokemon store on the 4th floor of the mall, and have dinner at the airport. Day2: Breakfast - Yakun: A must-try national breakfast in Singapore! Set A: Hot spring egg with butter toast! Drink: Coffee and soy milk! -One-day tour of the city center, take a duck boat to see Singapore's iconic buildings, and listen to the captain tell the history of Singapore. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

#SingaporeItinerary When you first step onto Palawan Beach, what catches your eye is the azure blue water and the white, fine sand. The sun is dancing on the water, the gentle sea breeze brings a hint of coconut fragrance, and the whole world seems to stop at this moment. I took off my shoes, stepped barefoot into the soft sand, and felt the gentle embrace of nature. The suspension bridge on the beach is a highlight, connecting the small island in the center of the bay, like a passage to a distant dream. I stood on the bridge, overlooking the sparkling sea, my heart filled with peace and joy. After crossing the suspension bridge, you will arrive at the southernmost landmark of the Asian continent, a place where one can’t help but sigh at the intersection of geography and soul. Under the palm trees not far away, there are the laughter of children playing and the footprints of couples strolling. Whether you are traveling alone or with friends, you can find a moment of tranquility on this beach. Palawan Beach is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism.

Spending a day lounging on a beach bed, I found the rare opportunity to disconnect from my phone and truly immerse myself in the pure world around me. Watching children splash in the waves and a girl engrossed in her book on the sand, everyone seemed to be savoring these moments of tranquility. Even without doing anything, I felt a profound sense of peace and happiness. I am reminded of a quote from 'Soul': 'You don't have to achieve something to be alive; a life spent enjoying the sky, walking, and eating pizza is also wonderful. I came to this world just to see how flowers bloom, how water flows, how the sun rises, and when the sunset falls. To experience interesting things and meet unforgettable people.' #Singapore #Sentosa #SouthernmostPointOfAsia #TravelDiary #BeachVacation #DreamBeachDestination #EverydayJoy #RomanticLifeRecorder

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📍Address: Sentosa Crooked Neck Tree 💞Recommendation reason: Suitable for girls to check in A lot of oil has been cleaned up on the beach, and the water quality seems to be much clearer. There are many tourists during the summer vacation. Many people check in on the suspension bridge. It goes very slowly, but girls who like to check in should still go there.

At Sentosa in Singapore, you can walk across a suspension bridge from Palawan Beach to the opposite Palawan Island. Once you get off the suspension bridge, you can see a sign that reads: "The Southern Most Point of Continental Asia", which means "the southernmost point of the Asian continent". There are also two four-story observation towers built on the island, and standing on the wooden observation towers, you can see the boundless sea, fully enjoying the refreshing sea breeze and the vast and spectacular seascape. Geographically, this place is indeed located at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula, which extends from the Asian continent. However, there is another opinion that the southernmost point of the continent should naturally refer to the land part, in which case the "southernmost point of the Asian continent" should be within the Tanjung Piai National Park in Pontian District, Johor Bahru, Malaysia, because there is the Johor Strait between Singapore and Malaysia (the artificial causeway built in 1923 connects Singapore and Malaysia), and Singapore itself is already an island. Palawan Island

Located on a small island within Singapore's Sentosa, after taking the cable car or MRT from the main island of Singapore, the shuttle buses within Sentosa Island are free. First, head to Palawan Beach, where you can see a suspension bridge (Big Bridge). There is an observation tower on the island that you can climb to look out at the seaside. The view is very beautiful, and it is highly recommended for tourists visiting Sentosa to take a walk here.