Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, Singapore

Travel month: February (2023) Weather: Sunny with chances of 🌧 Hotel: Ibis Budget Singapore Mount Faber Transportation: Train and Cable Car 💡 Singapore tourist pass - Offers tourists unlimited travel using LRT, MRT and buses for 1, 2 or 3 days. I obtained mine at the VivoCity station located at the Harbourfront. 💡Cable Car Flexi Pass - Offers unlimited cable car rides for the day and 2 free activities to choose from. I suggest getting the Sentosa Bus Tour and Wings of Time. I got the deal at the Harbourfronttower two gondola lift station for $65 per adult. ✨️ Day 1 - I spent the whole day exploring the popular spots near the Marina Bay.The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest require an entrance fee but it is worth it! I also loved the free Supertree lightshows at 7:45pm and 8:45pm. 📍 Esplanade -Theatres on the bay 📍 Merlion park 📍 Gardens by the Bay: Cloud Forest, Flower Dome and Supertree Grove. ✨️Day 2 - I roamed the streets of Chinatown and tried some delicacies. After lunch, I visited Mount Faber Peak and Sentosa Island via Cable car. I'm glad I opt in for Sentosa Bus Tour and Wings of Time as part of Flexipass deal. I was able to explore the island with short amount of time. If you prefer to spend more time at the USS, you need to be early as it can be very busy. 📍Chinatown 📍Mount Faber Peak 📍Sentosa Island: Resorts World Sentosa - Universal Studios, Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, Imbiah Lookout and Fort Siloso Skywalk. ✨️Day 3 - I was able to see Singapore from the 57th floor of Marina Bays Sands hotel. I also immerse myself to art and technology in a museum and then I joined a optional night tour around Singapore. It was an awesome experience! 📍Skypark Observation Deck 📍ArtScience Museum 📍Night tour by Big Bus Tours - meet up at Suntec city. We visited Marina Barrage, Lau Pa Sat and Gardens by the Bay, ending the night with a breathtaking Supertree light show. ✨️Day 4 - On the last day, I went back to Chinatown to buy souvenirs and checked out places I haven't visited before taking a cab to airport. I am so glad I managed to see this beautiful places before my flight. 📍Chinatown: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. 📍 Little India 📍 HSBC Rain Vortex at the Jewel Changi Airport Terminal 1. There are many things to do and places to visit in Singapore, so plan accordingly! #freehotelstay #localguides #mytravelhacks #Singapore

Getting There - by Esplanade MRT station, also thru the underground link from City Hall MRT station Attractions - the iconic durian shape building, as a performing art center, always hold different functions/concerts/exhibition. walking distance to floating platform and MBS. Hotels - near to Shangri La hotel, the 6 star Raffles Hotel, Fairmont and Swissotel Food & Restaurants - next to esplanade mall is the open air hawker - the gluttons bays, famous with their satay and all the local hawker food such as char kuey tiao, prawn noodles, Rojak, and don’t forget chendol. Shopping - shop at esplanade mall, just next to the theatres #culturalattractions

Celebrate 100 years of enchanting Disney music at Disney 100: The Sound of Magic in Singapore on Oct 7–8.🎵 Join the Orchestra of the Music Makers, led by conductor Joshua Tan, for a live-to-film concert at the Esplanade Theatre, and gasp with wonder as beloved characters and iconic soundtracks come alive on stage and the big screen. 🎦 This magical journey will take you through timeless songs, scores, and movie moments from Peter Pan, Moana, Aladdin, Frozen, and more.

This is a new way to play! Follow the digital souvenir route to tour Lion City. 🇸🇬 I didn't know you could have so much fun, I'm so happy! Following the Singapore digital souvenir route to play in Lion City is a new way of playing that is loved by fashionable young people. 📍 Singapore's four popular check-in spots, showing vitality, you can now participate in the Singapore digital souvenir event, and you can also receive Singapore digital souvenirs. I didn't know that Singapore could be played like this. Explore Singapore in depth at the four popular attractions of River Ecological Park, Hawker Center, Koon Seng Road, and Marina Bay, and experience the charm of green and sustainable tourism. 🗺 Koon Seng Road A small east-west road in the Geylang district, parallel to East Coast Road. The architecture is very distinctive, with soft colors. These buildings were built in the 1920s and were once the residences of local Chinese. Stroll down Koon Seng Road, appreciate the beauty of the architecture, and explore the exquisite beauty of the patterns and tile decorations. 🗺 Hawker Center It is a microcosm of Singapore's melting pot culture. Singapore's multi-ethnic and multicultural bring a variety of delicious dishes, each with a unique taste and aroma. At the Hawker Center, you can find all the special dishes of Singapore, including Laksa, Indian pancakes, curry fish head, coconut rice, satay, rojak, chicken rice, fried kway teow, a great satisfaction for the taste buds! 🗺 Marina Bay One of Singapore's landmarks, it is the most prosperous area in Singapore, where modernity and fashion are perfectly integrated. From avant-garde popular chef restaurants to exciting leisure places, everything is available. Good food, fun and good shopping, here are the towering Marina Bay Sands, the Marina Art Center that looks like a durian. For friends who like leisure and entertainment, you can go to the lush Marina Bay Gardens. Eat, drink and have fun, happy and happy tour of Lion City. 🗺 River Safari Located between Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, it is a zoo themed on rivers and is also an alternative 'aquarium'. It has more than 6,000 animals, and here you can perfectly embrace the natural landscape of the world map without crossing continents. Here are the perfect replicas of the habitats of famous rivers around the world such as the Mississippi and the Yangtze.

#fallishere At the esplanade trip, I went to the jendela, the visual arts space. The opening hours are from 11am to 8pm daily. Jendela is the place to go if you are an arts person. They featured works by some of the local and international artists. When I went there, I saw this Indonesian artist's art work. The theme of the art piece is called fracture. It looks at how the people from the past have changed over the years from the perspective of hunting, greed, gathering, and defense of human life till today. The scene was quite dark and the place was kind of horrifying at times. At the end of the exhibition, there is a video of the people from the past, trying to hunt for their daily essentials.

The Esplanade is Singapore’s premier performing arts centre and often draws comparisons with the Sydney Opera House. Its crown jewels are the 1,600-seat Concert Hall and the 2,000-seat Theatre. There is also a black box Theatre Studio (seating 220) and a Recital Studio (245). Programming is an eclectic mix, veering from Western to Eastern flavours and including festivals and touring productions. Dubbed ‘the durians’ by locals because of its resemblance to the spiky tropical fruit #singaporetrip