Gardens by the Bay

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

Singapore is about to open a 30-day visa-free for Chinese passport holders, it is not only suitable for parent-child travel, but also very suitable for young people to start a food and photo tour. So Jingyin has summarized this five-day four-night food, drink, and play travel guide to share with you, remember to save and collect it. (Secretly tell you, this is Wang Jiaer's Singapore travel + food same route!) Day1 Start the Singapore tour with food after the plane arrives ◇ Go to Nanyang Old Coffee to have a cup of Singaporean coffee to relieve the fatigue of the journey. ◇ Have dinner at Dickson Nasi Lemak for coconut milk rice ◇ Or go to Lau Pa Sat, which is a famous snack street in Singapore, located in the city center, all kinds of Singaporean food and snacks you want to eat can be satisfied here, and the key point is 24-hour operation. Day2 Gardens by the Bay - Merlion Park - Little India - Chinatown - National University of Singapore - Singapore River Cruise ◇ Gardens by the Bay is Singapore's green wonderland, the greenery here is beautiful, the scenery is different during the day and night, you can visit various plants grown in the greenhouse during the day, and mainly watch the light show at night to experience the beautiful night view. ◇ Merlion Park has been renovated and opened to the public since December 13 this year! Singapore's iconic building, opposite is the famous Marina Bay Sands. ◇ Little India is a region where the exterior walls of houses are colorful, very suitable for dopamine photography. At the same time, it is inhabited by residents of South Asian countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, etc., and is also a microcosm of India. ◇ Chinatown is Singapore's Chinatown, which is the gathering place of early Chinese immigrants in Singapore, and is now one of the most prosperous places in Singapore, with many century-old shops and special stalls. ◇ When you come to a country, you need to go to its top university to feel the campus and culture there. As a world-class top university, the National University of Singapore must come and feel it. Today is a city walk, there is no need to deliberately check in any Singaporean food, just choose the one that suits your eye near where you are at mealtime. Day3 Gillman Barracks city walk - Tiong Bahru community - Eventon Park old rental area - Thomson Nature Park - Mama Diam hidden bar ◇ Gillman Barracks was built in 1936, originally a British barracks, and later became a Singaporean naval base. The architecture here combines European and Southeast Asian design elements, and is now a famous art and culture venue in Singapore, where there are often exhibitions and performances. Friends who like to visit exhibitions should spend more time here. ◇ Tiong Bahru community, as the oldest block in Singapore, is the most suitable place for film shooting. In addition to many special shops here, there are also many murals painted on the street walls. (Mural shooting navigation: Tiong Bahru wall art-pasar and the fortune teller.) ◇ You can have lunch at De Golden Spoon Seafood for seafood. Their pepper crab tastes good, many locals come here to eat, but you need to make a reservation in advance. day4 If you want to go to Universal Studios, then have a day trip. If you don't go to Universal Studios, continue to follow Wang Jiaer's same travel route. National Museum, Art Science Museum, Old Hill Street Police Station, Orchard Road, Dempsey Hill. If you want to have a pure food tour, then come to the following restaurants, you can choose according to your preferences and the distance from the hotel. 1st, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, the soup can be refilled for free, the soul of Bak Kut Teh lies in its soup. 2nd, 328 Katong Laksa: Their laksa has a rich coconut milk flavor and fresh ingredients. 3rd, Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice: The meat is tender and smooth, the secret chili sauce is my favorite, but you have to queue up. 4th, Candlenut: Michelin one-star Peranakan restaurant, Wang Jiaer's same food check-in restaurant. Ah Di Dempsey Durian: A must-check-in shop for durian lovers, and also Wang Jiaer's same food check-in place. 5th, Mr.Coconut: Singapore's local coconut ice sand, sometimes there will be seasonal limited editions. day5 Return Be sure to go to the airport in advance, because Singapore Changi Airport is too beautiful, you must check in Jewel Waterfall, the best machine position is on L2-3. The food area is on Jewel B2, and the souvenirs are on L1 The airport is very large, you can take the Skytrain between various places, about 3-4 minutes per train, very convenient.

Marina Bay Gardens is really worth a visit! Inside there are many exhibition halls. The first picture is a super popular photo spot on Instagram! On the second floor building next to the Tree of Sky~ Cloud Forest is also worth seeing. Enter the world of Avatar Pandora.

Get wowed by the freshwater sanctuary found at Gardens by the Bay. The Kingfisher Wetlands occupies over 15,000 sq m (slightly bigger than the size of two football pitches!) next to the Satay by the Bay foodcourt. Every corner is just so beautiful and photogenic! ⏰ Daily: 5.00am – 2.00am 💰 Free admission 🚆 Bayfront MRT station 📍 Gardens by the Bay #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #singapore #gardensbythebay

Visiting Singapore feels like visiting the future! We love how perfectly this city combines modern architecture with natural elements and plants! So innovative!

Unveil the Spectacular Beauty: Garden by the Bay, Singapore! Indulge in a sensory adventure at the iconic Garden by the Bay in Singapore. This enchanting destination is a must-visit for every traveler seeking to immerse themselves in a world of natural wonders and stunning architectural marvels. Be prepared to be captivated by the Supertrees, towering vertical gardens that illuminate the night sky with a mesmerizing display of lights. These magnificent structures not only provide a breathtaking backdrop but also serve as a sustainable ecosystem, housing diverse plant species and supporting the preservation of biodiversity. Explore the Cloud Forest, a lush tropical paradise that transports you to mist-filled mountains and showcases a stunning 35-meter indoor waterfall. Wander through the Flower Dome, a vibrant showcase of plant collections from different regions of the world, featuring an ever-changing display of flora. Visit the OCBC Skyway, a suspended walkway that offers panoramic views of the gardens and the city skyline. Delight in the serenity of the tranquil lakes, vibrant flower beds, and themed gardens that surround you at every turn. Garden by the Bay truly offers an experience like no other. Immerse yourself in nature's beauty, embrace the tranquility, and let your senses come alive in this magical oasis. #gardenbythebay #singapore #exploresingapore #visitsingapore #mytripvlog

Unique tulip varieties originating from the steppes of Eastern Türkiye showcased at Gardens by the Bay’s Tulipmania for the first time Featuring a Turkish theme for the first time in the well-loved floral display’s history. Origins of the Tulip 🌷 takes on a Turkish twist as the floral display retraces the rich history of Tulip in the country which are native to Eastern Turkey an first cultivated by the Ottomans. The setup is amazing with details of Turkey. The bright colours all around the dome makes it a beautiful backdrop for your next display picture. Tulipmania – Origins of the Tulip floral display 📅 21 Apr to 21 May 2023 ⏰ 9am – 9pm 📍 Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay #singapore #flowers #gardensbythebay

Walking among giants. Can't help but look at the supertrees in awe s these gardens feel like something from the future.

#singaporetrip The Singapore super tree is so beautiful! Suggest watching during the day and at night! In fact, since its opening, Marina Bay Gardens in Singapore has always been a popular attraction that must be checked in, and many of them have come for the "super tree"! The "Super Tree" is actually a building with the shape and structure of eighteen trees. Through vertical structural design, tropical climbing plants, epiphytes, and ferns grow upwards along the "Super Tree", presenting stunning elements. You can also climb the aerial corridor between the Super Trees, overlook the seaside scenery and Singapore city scenery at a height equivalent to sixteen floors. In addition, the "Super Tree" also has multiple practical functions: collecting rainwater, generating solar energy, and acting as a ventilation duct for the park greenhouse. At night, the "Super Tree" will show off in a different way! Every night, 7: Praise and 8: Arrive at two light shows, accompanied by light and wonderful music. A tree starts to light up with different colors, injecting a more vivid and exciting atmosphere into this future forest! Free access to the interior of the super tree and the aerial corridor in Singapore's Marina Bay Garden Park requires a ticket for adults ¥ 105 and children ¥ 105 (flower dome+sky tree observation deck).

When taking photos of touristy areas, I always try to capture different angles or use interesting structures to create layers and framing.

SO Singapore is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Singapore, offering a luxury environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. All the rooms inside a heritage building. They were modern, and automated. The curtains, lights etc could be operated by an ipad. You must to experience the rooftop pool and breakfast which will also help to make your stay even more special. The hotel is really near Gardens by the Bay，Marina Bay Sands Skypark, and Singapore Flyer.You can spend some time to walk there. All the staff were super efficient and kind. Enjoy your stay in Singapore! #exploresgtogether

🎨 Discover colors in the streets of Singapore, captured here by @kevouthere. Can you point out these locations? There are a lot of things you can do in Singapore. We listed the top 3. 1. Visit Gardens by the Bay: This iconic attraction features beautiful gardens, futuristic architecture, and the famous Supertree Grove. It's a must-see attraction in Singapore. 2. Explore Marina Bay: This waterfront area is home to many attractions, including the Marina Bay Sands hotel, the ArtScience Museum, and the Merlion statue. 3. Visit Sentosa Island: This island resort is home to many attractions, including Universal Studios Singapore, the S.E.A. AquariumSingapore is a vibrant and modern city-state in Southeast Asia, known for its diverse culture, delicious food, and stunning attractions. Here are the top 5 things to do in Singapore: