2025 Singapore Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

HUMO is Singapore’s first Spanish izakaya, located at 21 Keong Saik Road in the vibrant Tanjong Pagar district. This innovative dining spot marries the convivial spirit of Spanish tapas bars with the intimate atmosphere of Japanese izakayas, offering a unique fusion experience.  Founded by Spanish chefs Carolina Garcia Santamaria and Jordi Jou, HUMO reflects their shared passion for blending culinary traditions. Garcia Santamaria, formerly of Tapas 24, and Jou, previously at Michelin-starred Gaig, have crafted a menu that showcases the bold flavors of Spain alongside the refined techniques of Japan.   The menu features inventive dishes such as: • Hamachi Tiradito with Ají Amarillo Dressing • Roasted Stuffed Chicken Wings with Piquillo Peppers and Aioli Sauce • Donabe Pork Belly & Iberico Chorizo • Argentinian Prawn Tartare on Crispy Rice Sushi #singaporetrip

Singapore’s weather is so infamously hot that it’s no surprise the world-famous 𝗠𝘂𝘀𝗲𝘂𝗺 𝗼𝗳 𝗜𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗺 has opened their first overseas outpost here! 🍦Hailing all the way from NYC, MOIC is renowned for their Instagrammable multi-sensory installations that are inspired by - you know what. 😂 Located within Dempsey Hill, there’s a total of 14 installations in the Singapore outpost for you to interact and enjoy, as you find the right spots for that dreamy fairytale photo you’ve always wanted! 🏰 Take a walk along the Banana Split Tunnel or hop right in to their most-famous exhibit, the MOIC Sprinkle Pool! 🍩 They even have a full-pink classic American diner fitted with a jukebox and cute payphones! 🎷 It wouldn’t be complete without some actual ice cream to lick on! Well, you’re in for a treat, because you can indulge in as many ice cream as you want! 😬 Try their Apple Pie soft-serve cones, 𝗣𝗼𝘁𝗼𝗻𝗴 ice cream blocks, and the classic ice cream sandwich. 🍦 We’ve got to admit that we were kind of disappointed at what we got and were expecting more unique, out-worldly flavours or choices. #singaporetrip#food

Day 1: Arrival + Jewel & Orchard Road Landed at Jewel Changi Airport, where the iconic Rain Vortex and lush greenery instantly made the airport feel like a destination on its own. After checking in, I strolled through Orchard Road, visiting the sleek Apple Store and browsing everything from big-name brands to indie finds. Day 2: City Icons, Vivo Vibes & Night Views Mid-morning, I checked out the colorful Old Hill Street Police Station, then headed to VivoCity for lunch and some laid-back shopping with waterfront views. It’s a great mix of local crowd and city energy. In the late afternoon, I made my way to the ArtScience Museum — both the architecture and exhibitions were visually stunning and immersive. From there, I walked over to Marina Bay Sands to explore the Apple Store on the bay, catch the golden hour views from the SkyPark, and watch the Spectra light and water show as the city lit up. Ended the night at Beach Road, where heritage shophouses and cool dining spots made for a relaxed dinner setting. Day 3: Orchard Morning & Garden Glow Spent my final morning back at Orchard Road — a bit of last-minute shopping and good coffee before checking out. In the evening, I headed to Gardens by the Bay, where the glowing Supertrees and mist-filled Cloud Forest were pure magic under the night sky. A dreamy end to a packed trip. Final Take: Singapore is the kind of place that balances fast-paced city life with quiet moments of beauty. Every minute counts here — and somehow, 3 days felt like so much more. Quick Travel Tips for Singapore: - Use EZ-Link or SimplyGo for smooth travel on MRTs and buses — efficient and affordable. - Download the Citymapper app — it’s super helpful for navigating public transport routes in real time. - Pack light & breathable clothes — Singapore’s climate is hot and humid all year. - Visit Gardens by the Bay at night for the stunning Supertree light show. - Shop early at Orchard Road to beat the crowds and enjoy cooler weather. - Plan indoor stops like Jewel Changi or museums during the midday heat. - Stay hydrated and carry a compact umbrella for sudden rain or sun. - Don’t skip hawker centres — Beach Road and Chinatown have amazing, budget-friendly local eats.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 It was already three o'clock in the afternoon when we finished the amphibious duck boat trip. There were still three hours before we could ride the Singapore Flyer, so I took my wife and children for a walk towards the Ferris wheel. It is not far from Suntec City to the Ferris Wheel, and you can get there by walking slowly for half an hour. In addition to the Merlion, which is a well-known landmark in Singapore, the Singapore Observation Wheel can also be said to be another landmark of Singapore. The Singapore Flyer has a total height of 165 meters and a wheel diameter of 150 meters, which is about 42 stories high. It is taller than the Nanchang Star (160 meters) and the London Eye (130 meters). The Ferris wheel has a total of 28 cabins, each of which is air-conditioned and can accommodate 28 passengers. The Ferris wheel takes about 30 minutes to rotate once. When the weather is clear, you can see Batam Island and Bintan Island 45 kilometers away as well as Johor State in Malaysia. The tickets booked online do not have physical tickets. You have to go to the ice cream shop next to the Ferris wheel to find someone with a list of orders, and then they will take you to the entrance of the Ferris wheel. Later, I asked the staff at the soft-serve ice cream shop where I could get the ticket, and the staff pointed to the lady with the parasol in front. It looked like the Malays were dressed in Islamic clothing. After we went over to ask and confirmed that we were its customers, we were asked to wait at the entrance of the Ferris wheel at 6pm sharp so that it could inform the Ferris wheel service staff of the number of its customers. The view of the Ferris wheel is very good and the view is clear. We chose the 6 pm time slot in the hope of seeing the daytime and dusk views. There was an episode when collecting the tickets. Last month, a friend also came here to ride the Ferris wheel, but the time was almost up and the person who processed the tickets had not shown up yet, which made him anxious like an ant on a hot pan. When he knew that we also wanted to ride the Ferris wheel, he told us to find the person who processed the tickets. In fact, we were not worried about it. This trip to the Singapore Flyer ended very smoothly and perfectly.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 CHIJMES, formed by several historic buildings, is a small but beautiful tourist attraction. The building complex includes the former Catholic Convent of the Holy Infant Girls [CHIJ] and the dormitory Caldwell House [Caldwell House]. The Gothic church was built in 1904 and named CHIJMES Hall. Caldwell House [Caldwell House] was built between 1840 and 1841. In fact, the Praise Square is not very big. It is a U-shaped dining area located on both sides and behind the church. There is a small green carpet space directly behind the church, where you can see some people lying on lazy sofas or sitting on mats, eating food and enjoying a leisurely afternoon. The most eye-catching place in Champlain Square is of course the Gothic-style Champlain Church. On the day of the visit, the door of the church was locked and we could not enter. We could only peek inside through the glass windows, and there was nothing inside the church. The Praise Church is now a multi-purpose church used for weddings, music performances, drama performances, catering and shopping.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 A very cute Merlion. It is one of the must-see attractions in Singapore. If you come to Singapore and don’t come here, it seems like a wasted trip. The Merlion Park has a great view and you can see landmark buildings such as the Marina Bay Sands and the Ferris Wheel in the distance. There are many tourists here and they come to the Merlion fountain and pose in various ways to take a unique and creative photo. If you are tired of shopping, there are some shops and coffee bars nearby where tourists can rest and replenish their energy. After eating and drinking, you can continue to walk around the pier to find the next beautiful attraction and take some beautiful photos. After nightfall, there is a constant stream of people coming here to photograph the night view. No matter from which angle you take the photos, they are definitely beautiful.

Luxury brand @coach has just opened their all-new 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘆 concept in Singapore! Occupying three levels in a shophouse along Keong Saik Road, this new concept aims to encourage “customers to play in Coach spaces inspired by their communities”. 🤩 What we thought was just another ordinary retail shop turns out to be more than that! They have their very own 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝗖𝗮𝗳𝗲 which is a collaboration with @brawn_and_brains, with an adorable grocery store-themed décor. Although the café is small, they have a full-sized kitchen serving all-day breakfast. 🍳 There’s also a special dessert menu that sounds delicious, but we couldn’t try it as it’s only available after 6pm. We tried the 𝗖𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗻 & 𝗪𝗮𝗳𝗳𝗹𝗲𝘀 which was served with chilli honey and maple syrup. The chicken is extra crispy and well-marinated, but quite small compared to the waffle. The butter cube looks so cute though! 🧈 Moving on to the retail section, the first level is where they showcase their latest collections and signature pieces. Head up to the second floor and you’ll find their vintage section where they kept their timeless classics; some of them are the only one in existence! Coach provides complimentary lifetime leather care as well, so we didn’t have to worry about getting light-coloured branded bags anymore! 👜 The third level has an immersive experience room where an aesthetically pleasing video that showcases their craftsmanship plays on loop. #singaporetrip#food

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Route Highlights: Merlion Park, Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown, Little India Suitable for: First-time visitors and tourists with tight schedules --- Morning Itinerary 1. Fort Canning Tree Tunnel (7:00-8:30) - Highlights: The Instagram-famous "Dragon's Hole" tree tunnel with stunning lighting; fewer crowds in the early morning, no need to queue! - Route: Exit B of Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station → Tunnel beside UBS building → Direct access to the bottom of the tree tunnel. - Tips: Arrive around 7 AM, wear light-colored clothes for better photos; you can also take pictures of the symmetrical archways at Sang Nila Utama Garden along the way. 2. Merlion Park (9:00-10:30) - Must-visit: Take a "borrowed position" photo with the Merlion statue spouting water and enjoy panoramic views of Marina Bay. - Nearby attractions: Walk to Gardens by the Bay (about 15 minutes), capturing photos of the Helix Bridge and Marina Bay Sands Hotel along the way. --- Midday Itinerary 3. Gardens by the Bay (11:00-12:30) - Recommended attractions: Cloud Forest (home to the world's largest indoor waterfall) and Supertree Grove (Skywalk). - Tickets: Some experience vouchers can be redeemed for free through the Singapore Tourism Board (advance booking required). 4. Lunch: Chinatown (13:00-14:30) - Food recommendations: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Lim Chee Guan Bak Kwa, or Hainanese Chicken Rice at Lau Pa Sat Hawker Center. - Cultural experience: Explore traditional shops in Chinatown and hunt for unique souvenirs. --- Afternoon Itinerary 5. Little India (15:00-16:30) - Highlights: Vibrant murals, Indian spice shops, and Sri Veeramakaliamman Hindu Temple. - Photo spots: Haji Lane graffiti walls (a quick stop). --- Evening to Night 6. Clarke Quay (17:00-18:30) - Activities: Stroll along the river, choose a riverside restaurant (recommendation: Jumbo Seafood's Chili Crab), and enjoy the night view. --- Practical Tips: - Transportation: MRT + walking covers the entire route; consider purchasing an EZ-Link card. - Essentials: Sunscreen, light jacket (strong indoor air conditioning), power bank. - Budget: Approximately 50-80 SGD per person (including meals and transportation; attraction tickets not included). Other options: If time permits, you can substitute with St. Andrew's Cathedral (white Gothic architecture) or Orchard Road for shopping.

Singapore offers a rich tapestry of attractions and culinary delights that cater to a wide range of interests. Here are some top recommendations for your visit: Top Attractions: • Sentosa Island: A premier leisure destination featuring pristine beaches, luxury resorts, and attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium. • Gardens by the Bay: A futuristic park known for its Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome, offering a blend of nature and technology. • Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: Provides panoramic views of the city skyline from its observation deck, making it a must-visit for breathtaking vistas.  • Singapore Zoo and Night Safari: Experience wildlife up close in naturalistic habitats during the day, and embark on a nocturnal adventure to observe animals after dark. • Chinatown and Little India: Immerse yourself in Singapore’s multicultural heritage by exploring these vibrant neighborhoods, each offering unique architecture, temples, and markets.  Culinary Delights: Singapore’s food scene is a harmonious blend of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan influences. Here are some must-try dishes: • Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tender poached chicken served with fragrant rice and accompanied by chili sauce and ginger paste. • Chilli Crab: A flavorful seafood dish featuring crab cooked in a tangy and spicy tomato-based sauce. • Laksa: A spicy noodle soup with a coconut milk base, combining rice noodles, shrimp, and fish cakes. • Satay: Grilled skewered meats served with a rich peanut sauce, often accompanied by rice cakes and cucumber. • Char Kway Teow: Stir-fried flat rice noodles with egg, Chinese sausage, shrimp, and bean sprouts, infused with a smoky flavor. For an authentic experience, visit local hawker centers such as Maxwell Food Centre and Lau Pa Sat, where you can sample a variety of dishes under one roof.  Singapore seamlessly combines modern attractions with a diverse culinary landscape, ensuring a memorable visit for all travelers. #yathra #singapore #trip #yathra #asia #gowithtrip

During my visit to Singapore, experiencing the vibrant culture at Sultan Mosque, especially during Ramadan, was truly enriching. Located in the historic Kampong Glam district, the mosque stands as a stunning example of Islamic architecture, featuring a magnificent golden dome and intricate details. The surrounding area comes alive during Ramadan, with bustling bazaars offering a variety of traditional foods, crafts, and festive items, creating an atmosphere rich with cultural immersion. The mosque welcomes visitors of all backgrounds, providing insights into its history and the significance of Ramadan in the Muslim community. This experience offered a profound appreciation for Singapore’s diverse cultural tapestry.  #Singapore #travel #asia #gowithtrip #yathra #sultanmosque #mosque

Marina Bay in Singapore is a vibrant waterfront district that epitomizes the city’s blend of modern architecture and cultural landmarks. The area is home to iconic attractions such as the Marina Bay Sands complex, renowned for its unique design and the Sands SkyPark, which offers panoramic city views. Adjacent to it, Gardens by the Bay features futuristic Supertrees and biodomes, creating a lush urban oasis. Visitors can also explore the ArtScience Museum, the Singapore Flyer, and the historic Merlion Park, each offering unique experiences that showcase Singapore’s rich heritage and innovative spirit.   #gowithtrip #yathra #travel #Singapore #marinabay

Jewel Changi Airport is a remarkable lifestyle destination seamlessly integrated with Singapore’s Changi Airport. Renowned for its stunning architecture, Jewel features the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, the Rain Vortex, set amidst a lush indoor forest. Visitors can enjoy a diverse array of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, making it a must-visit attraction for travelers and locals alike.  How to Reach Jewel Changi Airport: • From Changi Airport Terminals: • Terminal 1: Jewel is directly connected to Terminal 1’s Arrival Hall (Level 1).  • Terminal 2: A 5 to 10-minute walk via a link bridge from the Departure Hall (Level 2, near Row 1) connects Terminal 2 to Jewel.  • Terminal 3: Similarly, from Terminal 3, it’s a 5 to 10-minute walk via a link bridge from the Departure Hall (Level 2, near Row 11).  • Terminal 4: Free shuttle bus services are available from Terminal 4’s Arrival Lounge to Jewel/Terminal 1. Direct shuttle services operate from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM daily, with loop services from 1:00 AM to 6:00 AM.  • By Train (MRT): Take the East West Line to Changi Airport MRT Station (CG2). Upon exiting the station, Jewel is accessible via link bridges located at Level 2 of Terminals 2 and 3.  • By Bus: Public buses 24, 27, 34, 36, 53, 110, and 858 stop at Terminal 1’s basement bus bay. From there, follow the signs to Jewel from Level 1 of the terminal.  • By Car/Taxi: From the city center, it’s approximately a 20-minute drive via East Coast Parkway (ECP) leading into Airport Boulevard.  Jewel’s strategic location and multiple transport options make it easily accessible, enhancing its appeal as a premier destination in Singapore. #travel #singapore #Trip.com #asia #yathra #gowithtrip

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Coming to Singapore is like walking into a breathing garden city, small but complete, with surprises at every step. The air here carries the scent of tropical plants and the city's pace is light, making it a great place to spend a whole day quietly experiencing it. Morning: Travel surprises starting from the airport As soon as you step into Singapore Changi Airport, your journey begins. This is not an airport at all, it is a dream space where you can stay all day. Don’t miss the huge waterfall at Jewel Global Hub. Just watching the water falling from the sky will cleanse your mood! There is also a butterfly garden and sky garden in the airport, so you won’t be bored even before boarding the plane~ Noon: Check in with the Merlion in the city center When you come to Singapore, how can you not take a photo with the most iconic lion? That is the legendary Merlion Park! The Merlion, with its lion head and fish body, faces Marina Bay and sprays water, making it a perfect spot for taking a sparkling check-in photo in the afternoon sun. Standing next to him and looking out, you can see the skyline of Singapore, with the Ferris wheel and the Marina Bay Sands as the backdrop. Every angle is super photogenic. Afternoon: City walk and dessert time Walking slowly along Marina Bay, you will pass by the Esplanade, Gardens by the Bay, and see the Marina Bay Sands Hotel that looks like a ship stacked on a building. If the weather is hot, why not have a cup of the local frozen colorful coconut milkshake, which is fragrant and refreshing, and guaranteed to make you replenish your blood instantly! The city is as clean as its air, with just the right pace, neither too fast nor too slow. In Singapore, even the airport is a tourist attraction, and even the lions are smiling. If you also want to experience a different trip to Southeast Asia, then Singapore will definitely give you a refreshing answer. ✈️🦁🌴☀️

Breakfast at Keong Saik Bakery was an absolute delight. The flagship store, now conveniently located in the Luzerne Building, offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. What truly stands out is how they artfully showcase their mouth-watering, meticulously mocked-up pastries right in the café. It’s not just about the delicious treats—they really capture the essence of indulgence. We absolutely love the cozy and laid-back vibe of the café, making it the perfect spot to unwind. The freshly baked pastries are simply irresistible, filling the air with an inviting aroma that promises the perfect start to the day. Whether you're there for a quick bite or a relaxed morning, it’s a place where both the food and ambiance leave you feeling content. #foodie #cafe #bakery #breakfast #brunch #Singapore #cafehopping

Easy travel to Singapore by yourself. Have a long holiday of Songkran. You can take your family to relax and travel in Singapore. 📍Accommodation: Beary Best hostel is located on Upper Cross Road. Easy to remember, Chinatown Station, Exit H. The hotel will be opposite the MRT or if traveling by underground, Blue Line, Chinatown Station, Exit F, it is on the opposite side. Day 1 Depart from Thailand Arrive in Singapore, check in at Beary Best hostel, in the evening walk to find something to eat in China Town Day 2 Wake up early and travel to Sentosa Island by taking the MRT purple or orange line to Harbourfront Station Then choose to continue your journey by the following methods: 1. Sentosa Express Exit E at VivoCity, open daily from 07.00-24.00 hrs., fare S$ 4 2. Singapore Cable Car Exit B, open daily from 08.30-22.00 hrs., fare Adults S$ 26, children S$ 15 3. Sentosa Boardwalk Exit C, a walkway across the sea suitable for those who are not in a hurry, walk and relax, entrance fee S$ 1 per person per entry-exit, open 24 hours a day Activities on Sentosa Island include: - Visit Universal Studio Singapore theme park - Beach Station, the final station, nearby there will be a Wings of Time show (19:40/20:40, admission fee $ 10-18) - Siloso Beach From Beach Station (Transfer Hub) You can travel by Sentosa Beach Tram: Get off at Siloso Beach - Palawan Beach From Beach Station (Transfer Hub) You can travel in 2 ways by bus By public bus on the island: Sentosa Bus B Get off at Palawan Beach By Sentosa Beach Tram Get off at Palawan Beach A small island that is the southernmost point of the Asian continent Day 3 Wake up early to take a photo with Merlion by exiting MRT Raffles Place Station (Exit H) and then take a photo to check in at Fort Canning Underground Crossing. How to get there: Get off at MRT Dhoby Ghaut Station Exit B, then go for a walk in Suntec City Mall, find something to eat, and go down to the Fountain of Wealth, which is the largest fountain in the world, built according to Chinese Feng Shui principles. You can come and touch it to ask for good fortune. How to ask for a blessing Walk down below Use your right hand to touch the fountain and walk clockwise 3 times (touch times 10:00-12:00/14:00-16:00/18:00-19:30). When walking around the mall, wait for the evening (20:00/20:30/21:00). This fountain will have a light show. Day 4 Wake up early to see the view on Henderson Bridge, a bridge made of wood connected in the shape of a wave and is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore. How to get there: Take the MRT purple or yellow line and get off at Harbourfront Station, VivoCity Exit, then walk to the bus stop for bus lines 131 and 145. It takes about 15 minutes. Then go shopping at Orchard Road. How to get there: Exit E from Orchard MRT Station to enter the basement of the mall. Continue up the escalator and you will see the front of ION Orchard mall, Wisma Atria mall (or exit MRT Orchard station (Exit D), walk along Orchard Road and you will see a large brown brick building, Ngee Ann City mall, with a fountain in front. When you are in front of Takashimaya mall, cross the road to the opposite side and you will see Paragon mall. If you walk along Orchard Road to the left, you will see Lucky Plaza mall. Stop by and shop for cheap products. End with TANGS mall. In front of this mall with a green Chinese roof, there is an entrance to Orchard MRT station. Day 5 In the morning, go to Gardens by the Bay. How to get there: Exit Bayfront station (Exit B) and enter the Flower Dome (takes about 1-2 hours to walk around). 5. Exit the Flower Dome Continue to the Cloud Forest Waterfall Dome (walk around for about 1-2 hours). In the evening, travel to Marina Barrage, the largest dam in Singapore. On the 2nd floor of the building, there is a museum for visitors (free/open 9:00-21:00). How to get there: By bus to Marina Barrage (bus fare $0.78) or exit the MRT Marina Bay Station (Exit B) and take bus number 400. Day 6 Return to Thailand

Day 1 Arrive in Singapore around 2 PM Lunch: Joo Chiat Laksa Check in: Hotel Nuve Sultan Mosque Arab Street Haji Lane Currency Exchange at Bugis: JC Global Bugis Junction Dinner: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Clarke Quay Boat Tour (every hour, arrive 15 minutes early) Day 2 Breakfast: Ya Kun Kaya Toast Abdul Gaffoor Mosque Little India: Tan Teng Niah House National Museum of Singapore Chinatown: Pagoda Street, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Sri Mariamman Temple Lunch: Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice MRT to Marina Bay Sands for shopping 1930 Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Supper: Chili Crab at House of Seafood Day 3 Breakfast: Ya Kun Kaya Toast Shopping at Jewel Changi Airport

1. Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao (Chinese Xiao Long Bao) : Recommended by many places, so I had to try it. One of the famous xiao long bao shops in SCG. 2. Best Satay 7 & 8 (Lau Pa Sat) & Hainanese Chicken Rice & Indian Food : It's like a satay street food center, opens from 7 pm onwards, good for chilling out with a beer at night. 3. Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant - Tampines (Century Square): This shop is good for breakfast and everything is really delicious. I ordered everything in the picture for sure. 4. LiXin Teochew Fishball Noodles - Orchard ION : Famous fish ball noodle shop in SCG in Orchard mall. Walked for half an hour, then waited in line for another half hour. If you're really hungry, I wouldn't recommend it, but it was so delicious, I'll forgive it lol. 5. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Suntec City : Same as usual, came here because the reviews read. After looking at the menu, there was only one thing I wanted to eat. As shown in the picture 5556. The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore: Enjoy a stylish hotel meal for 1 day & Why is the curry rice restaurant in the mall so delicious? & The dessert in the picture, if you see it in the mall, try it, it's so delicious 55557. Redhill Restaurant: I was walking in the mall and was hungry, so I decided to stop by. I saw that there were a lot of people, so I shouldn't have to wait long. In conclusion, it was delicious. 8. Tong Heng 東興: A Chinese pastry shop in Chinatown, popular among Chinese people. Bring water with you, I've warned you. 9. Koi The & R&B Tea & LiHO TEA @ Lucky Chinatown & HEYTEA @ Orchard Central & Toast Box (City Square Mall): I recommend Liho Tea and Toast Box, you have to try them. Every branch is crowded. #SingaporeRestaurant #SingaporeFood #WhatToEatInSingapore #SingaporeGreatRestaurant #Singapore #WhereToGoInSingapore #SingaporeNearBangkok #singapore #singaporetrip

Today, I've put together a list of recommended spots to visit when you go to Singapore 😻 I hope your Singapore will be a wonderful memory 😻❣️ ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ ① Singapore River Cruise 📍 CLARK QUAY, JETTY, Singapore 058282 ② CHIJMES 📍 30 Victoria St, Singapore 187996 ③ Jamal Kazura Aromatics (21 Bussorah Street) 📍 21 Bussorah St, Singapore 199445 ④ Bugis Street 📍 3 New Bugis St, Singapore 188867 ⑤ Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple 📍 366 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218638 ⑥ Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple 📍 141 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 218042 ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ #overseas travel #asia travel #singapore #singapore travel #singapore tourism #tripoverseas travel

Bring your baby to Singapore I was shocked by the newly opened Asian Rainforest Adventure Park! It's like entering the mysterious Wizard of Oz🍃 This "Nature Adventure Tour" is perfect for taking your kids out for a walk~ 【Rainforest Wild ASIA】 It is the 5th wildlife park in Singapore. It is also the first adventure-themed zoo in Asia. . 👩🏻‍❤️‍👩🏻Parent-child friendly, details💯 ☑️We can switch between the two routes freely according to our needs: The main trail is flat and wide, and can be used with a stroller without any obstruction; 🍃The rainforest trail is full of wild fun and meets the needs of adventure (it is recommended to wear non-slip shoes!) ☑️Children become "jungle explorers", fun and thrilling: The tree-dwelling bouncing net trail, the aerial suspension bridge and the open-air play area allow children to jump and release their energy to their heart's content; The brave baby 🉑 participated in the 20-meter high-altitude zip line (over 1.2 meters), even the child’s father called it exciting! ☑️Thoughtful facilities along the way: Sunshade rest area, air-conditioned cave area (imitating Sarawak Mulu Caves), no need to worry about sun or rain . 🐅Walk into the tropical rainforest and explore rare animals 36 kinds of rare wild animals and endangered species can be observed up close, Malayan tigers stroll leisurely beside the waterfall, black leaf monkeys jump on the treetops between the cliffs, and the "four-legged" Malayan tapir is cute and adorable... The tropical rainforest ecology is highly restored here🌿 The animals behave more naturally, and the children also understand the importance of protecting the rainforest ecology❤️ . 🌴Immersive rainforest wonders, so beautiful that you will be speechless! Walk through forest trails, stream bridges, step over fallen trees and scattered leaves on the trails, go through the "Sky Eye" cave to look up at the blue sky and the stalactite caves of karst landforms... Every shot you take is a blockbuster, marvel at the magic of nature🤩 . 📝Game Tips: 🚇Transportation: It is very convenient to take the shuttle bus (2.5 SGD/person) directly to the park at Khatib MRT Station 🎫Tickets: Search 🔍【Singapore 312】on Ctrip now to buy early bird tickets, 🉑enjoy the "buy 2 large get 1 free small" offer; buy tickets and get free adventure experience programs in the park 🥗Food: There are many rest stops in the park that provide delicious food, so you can replenish your children's energy at any time; the Hidden Stone Restaurant at the exit has good Southeast Asian cuisine and a lot of children's meal options

Over the course of five days in Singapore, I immersed myself in the vibrant cityscape, capturing stunning photos of unique sites such as National Gallery Singapore, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, and the colorful Old Hill Police Station. Each day was a new adventure filled with delightful cafe hopping, where I indulged in Singapore's diverse coffee culture at places like Apartment Coffee, Arabica Arab Street, and many more. My afternoons often drifted into shopping sprees at Orchard Road and Haji Lane, where I discovered eclectic boutiques and global brands. This trip was a perfect blend of capturing visual memories, savoring local flavors, and indulging in retail therapy. #travel #staycation #singapore #solotravel #myitinerary

#singaporetrips A Day in Singapore It's really hot in Singapore in the summer🫠 But it's also really good to take pictures~ Although the Fort Canning Tree Hole is a little different from what I imagined and it was raining, but I found the right angle to take pictures! The streets are full of greenery, so I love it! ! Very beautiful and perfect place to recharge and relax and enjoy the rest of the day with nature and family and have great memories together with them .

🌟The Singapore EDITION As soon as I got off the plane, dragging my suitcase, I spotted The Singapore EDITION. It's near Orchard Road, and the location is unbeatable! Orchard Road is Singapore's shopping paradise, and the hotel is surrounded by high-end malls like Isetan and TANGS, all within a few minutes' walk. Plus, it's super convenient to get to popular attractions like Clarke Quay and Gardens by the Bay – just a short taxi ride away. The transportation is incredibly convenient. 🛌Room Experience: Perfect in Every Detail The moment I stepped into the room, I was blown away. The decor is modern with a touch of vintage charm, and every detail exudes sophistication. The bed was incredibly comfortable; as soon as I lay down, all the fatigue from my journey disappeared. The bathroom was the biggest surprise: a huge mirror and luxurious toiletries made showering a truly refreshing experience. The large windows offered stunning views of the bustling streets below during the day and the city lights at night. It was absolutely beautiful. 🍽Dining: A Culinary Delight The hotel's restaurants are another highlight. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of options, from traditional Western breakfast to Singaporean specialties like chili crab and nasi lemak, all authentically prepared. My favorite was the afternoon tea at the Lobby Bar. The elegant ambiance and the beautifully presented desserts and pastries were simply mouthwatering. I ordered a cup of aromatic coffee and a slice of chocolate cake, sat back, watched people come and go, and felt time slow down. 🧘Hotel Service: Thoughtful and Attentive The hotel's service is impeccable. From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming, helping me with my luggage and patiently explaining the hotel's facilities. One evening, I returned late, and the receptionist kindly asked if I needed help getting a taxi, which was a really heartwarming gesture. The hotel also offers a free gym and swimming pool. I went for a swim every morning, and it left me feeling energized for the day. 😊My Stay Experience My stay at The Singapore EDITION was truly delightful. From the location and the comfort of the room to the delicious food and exceptional service, everything exceeded my expectations. The thoughtful little details made me feel right at home. I wouldn't hesitate to choose this hotel again on my next trip to Singapore, and I highly recommend it to all travel enthusiasts!

⭐︎First, make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months! ⭐︎To enter Singapore, you must register your arrival card (SG Arrival Card) online in advance! You can register from 3 days before your trip, so do it early! The information you need to enter is * Personal information * Travel information * Email address, etc. You will receive a confirmation email, so save it. ◾︎You should also have an e-ticket and a copy of your passport. ◾︎Singapore's Changi International Airport is a huge airport with terminals 1 to 4. If you find out in advance which terminal your plane will arrive at, you can move smoothly when you arrive. Enjoy your trip to Singapore✈️ ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ #Singapore #ChangiAirport #SingaporeTrip #AsiaTrip #AsiaTrip#TripAirportReport

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี ⛲️ MERLION The sea lion that sprays water It is a symbolic statue of the country, approximately 8.5 meters high. It has a fish body and a lion's head, spraying water from its mouth. It is one of the top landmarks in Singapore. If anyone comes to visit Singapore and does not stop by to check in, it can be said that they have not been to Singapore at all. 📍Location: Merlion Park, Singapore 🕟 Opening hours: 24 hours #Singapore #VisitSingapore #Merlion #merlion #singapore

I finally have time to organize and post my travel sharing of Singapore before the New Year! 💞 Many people feel that there is not much to do in Singapore. But this time, my friends and I experienced a very special perfume making experience! ! After the experience, I feel like I must share it with everyone~~~ @scentopia_singapore is a perfume making shop located near Sentosa Beach The special thing about this perfume making experience is that it basically classifies the type of fragrance you choose based on the personality test filled out by each person. My friends and I have completely opposite personalities, so we choose completely different scents. The first time you experience the personality perfume, you will be given a perfume based on your personality test results. If the scent based on your personality is not as good as you want, you can adjust the perfume formula again according to your personal preferences~~ After the perfume is made, you can also engrave your own words on the perfume bottle, which is definitely a great souvenir of your trip◉‿◉!! It is recommended that you arrange activities such as Universal Studios or Water Park on the same day. (Since the Sentosa train charges a single fare, it is more cost-effective to take multiple round trips on the island) @trip.com_hk @visit_singapore #SingaporeTourism #TripMoments #TripTesterReport

Hello everyone! This is a brand-new 8-day itinerary for Singapore and Malaysia, packed with insider tips and tricks to make your trip hassle-free. Let's dive in! / Singapore and Malaysia offer a captivating blend of experiences. From the rich history and unique charm of Malaysia 🕌 to the modern vibrancy and bustling cityscape of Singapore 🏙️, there's something for everyone. Immerse yourself in the unique customs of Southeast Asia in Malaysia ⛩️, and witness the fusion of technology and prosperity in Singapore 🚄. These neighboring countries offer diverse experiences, promising new surprises with every journey 😃. / 🌈🌎 Itinerary: DAY 1: Meet at Kunming Airport Get ready for an unforgettable journey to Singapore and Malaysia! DAY 2: Kunming -> Malacca Filled with anticipation, we fly from Kunming to Malacca, where global historical sites await our exploration! DAY 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> Kampong Glam -> Haji Lane -> Chinatown -> Resorts World Sentosa From the mystical Stadthuys and St. Paul's Church to the vibrant Kampong Glam and Haji Lane, experience a melting pot of cultures. DAY 4: Merlion Park -> Gardens by the Bay -> Cloud Forest Visit Singapore's iconic Merlion Park and Gardens by the Bay, where urban excitement meets natural beauty. DAY 5: Jalan Alor Night Market Indulge in the culinary delights and shopping treasures of Jalan Alor Night Market, experiencing the vibrant nightlife of Singapore. DAY 6: Kuala Lumpur Tower -> Petronas Twin Towers -> Independence Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Batu Caves Explore the bustling cityscape and historical landmarks of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. DAY 7: Plaza Low Yat Enjoy free time at Plaza Low Yat and relax. DAY 8: Kunming -> Xishuangbanna Pack your bags and cherish the memories as we return from Kuala Lumpur to Kunming, concluding our unforgettable trip to Singapore and Malaysia. / 📱 Travel Preparations: 🌏 Preparing for Your Singapore & Malaysia Trip 🎫 First, ensure you have your passport, ID card, bank cards, and other essential documents. Upon arrival, prepare local SIM cards and plug adapters for your phone and charging devices. 👕 Second, in March, Singapore and Malaysia experience a tropical rainforest climate with temperatures ranging from 27–32°C (81–90°F). Pack light clothing like shorts, t-shirts, a sun hat, and sunscreen. 📷 Lastly, capture the stunning scenery with a high-resolution phone or DSLR camera and a portable charger. Remember a large suitcase for shopping in these retail havens! / That concludes our Singapore and Malaysia travel guide. We hope you find joy and wonderful surprises on your adventure. Happy travels, and see you next time! 😄

You can save it and look back on it for the future📍 Things to do when you go to Singapore🇸🇬🤍 I visited Singapore for about a week 7 years ago and fell in love with it, so I've been there 4 times since then🥰 It's fun because the scenery changes completely when you move around a little!! Big fan of TWG TEA❤️ ✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼ 📍: Singapore ✈️: 2024/12/31 ✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼ #SingaporeTrip#SingaporeTourism#twgtea#twgMacarons#OverseasTravelGirls#ChangiAirport#SentosaIsland #OverseasTripTrip