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

Since the venue is different from the one in Japan, you may be worried about how to get there. I don't know what's around the area😖 I hope I can provide some basic information to make it easier for Japanese TAs to get there! Let's liven up the concert~🎤 📢How to get to the venue Address: Stadium Drive, Singapore 397629 ＜MRT (subway)＞ About a 5-minute walk from CC6 Stadium Station (Circle Line). About a 15-minute walk from EW10 Kallang Station (East-West Line). ＜Bus＞ Take bus 11, 158, or 608 to the "Stadium Walk" bus stop, then walk for about 3 minutes. Take bus 57, 965 to the "Singapore Indoor Stadium" bus stop. ＜Taxi/Ride Share＞ You can use the taxi by entering the address directly. There are drop-off points around the stadium. The neighboring National Stadium and Singapore Sports Hub are within walking distance. ⚠️Notes at the venue Prohibited items (cannot be brought into the venue) Large bags (A4 size or larger may need to be checked in) Food and drink (depends on the event) Alcohol, glass bottles, cans Professional cameras (with interchangeable lenses), selfie sticks, tripods Dangerous items (knives, sprays, etc.) Pets (except service dogs) Recommended items Tickets (if using electronic tickets, make sure your smartphone is charged) Cash/credit card (most venues accept cashless payments) Lightweight folding umbrella (beware of sudden rain in Singapore) Photography/video recording Restrictions apply depending on the event (photography may be prohibited for artist performances, etc.). Smoking Prohibited throughout the premises (no designated smoking areas). Notes on floor seats If standing at a concert, etc., it may be difficult to move around during crowds. Language Staff mainly speaks English. Chinese may also be spoken. Lost tickets Please keep them safe as they cannot be reissued. Business hours of nearby facilities Stores at Kallang Wave Mall may close immediately after the event. 🍴Facilities around the venue 🟡Kallang Wave Mall A shopping mall directly connected to the stadium. Convenient for meals before and after the event, with a food court called "The Food Clique," cafes, and fast food restaurants (McDonald's, KFC, etc.). Sports shops and general merchandise stores are also available. 🟡Cinnamon Square A food court inside the Singapore Sports Hub. Enjoy local food and light meals. 🟡Stadium Waterfront A dining area along the Kallang River. Bars and restaurants (such as "The Manhattan FISH MARKET") are lined up, and you can enjoy meals while enjoying the night view. ＜Tourism and leisure spots＞ 🟡Singapore Sports Hub A comprehensive sports center located in the same complex as the stadium. There is a pool, gym, rock climbing facilities, and other activities to enjoy. 🟡National Stadium A stadium where large-scale concerts and sporting events are held. The architectural design is also a highlight. 🟡Kallang Riverside Park A promenade along the river. Popular as a jogging and cycling course. 🟡Marina Bay Sands About 10 minutes by taxi. Casinos, luxury shops, the famous infinity pool, and Gardens by the Bay are also nearby. #ayumihamasaki #singapore #ayu27th #ayuasiatour2025 #ayumihamasaki

Took a quiet stroll at the Lily Pond in Gardens by the Bay and it was such a peaceful spot amidst the greenery. The blooming lilies floating on the water, with dragonflies hovering above, made it feel like a little escape from the city. It’s a lovely place to just sit, unwind, and enjoy nature’s calm side 🌿🍀✨ especially after walking through the busy parts of the gardens. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re there! #summervacay

Spent a relaxing weekend exploring River Wonders Singapore! It’s such a peaceful place to stroll and take in the sights of the different river habitats. The giant pandas were definitely the highlight – so cute and chill! 🐼✨ and there’s a red panda too 🥹‼️ The Amazon River Quest boat ride was a fun little adventure and you can re-ride it again if you want to ! Perfect spot to slow down, enjoy nature, and snap some nice photos. Great for families, couples, or just a quiet solo day out. 🌊🌳 #summervacay

We booked a tent with GlampingCity at East Coast Park and honestly, it was such a relaxing experience! The tent was already set up beautifully with comfy bedding, fairy lights, and even a fan – no need to stress about anything. Just show up and enjoy the sea breeze 🌊⛺️. It felt like a mini vacation without leaving Singapore. We chilled by the beach, had a picnic, and watched the sunset right from our tent. Such a perfect way to spend the weekend ✨🍀 #summervacay #thingstodo #eastcoast

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We trekked up to the top of Mount Faber early in the morning, and from there, we just followed the path and walked straight to Henderson Waves. Super quiet in the morning, and the view along the way is really nice . While you are trekking, don’t miss the cute photo spots along the way 📸 🌈 ✨ Perfect for city escapes, epic views, and a calm start to the day 🌿 #summervacay #thingstodo #singapore

A story by a Grab driver! At the early of Singapore, the country shape as grab and looked red from above like cooked crab. To improve this, plants and gardens needed. that’s why it becomes so green. #singapore #grab #greencity

If you’re a fan of ice cream and cute photos, this place is a must! Every room is a different vibe, from giant sprinkle pools to pinky retro setups, it’s made for fun and IG shots 📸💗 Tried a few yummy ice cream samples along the way (yes, unlimited scoops 😋), and honestly just acted like a big kid the whole time! Super fun, super extra, and super sweet. Come with friends and dress cute — it’s a candy-colored experience you won’t forget! #summervacay #singapore #thingstodo

If you are in Singapore 🇸🇬 , pls add fort canning park in your itinerary. Made a quick stop at the famous spiral staircase photo spot which you’ve probably seen it all over IG and it’s more magical in real life 🌿🌿 Look up for the dreamy tree shoot haha 🌳 You can have a coffee break nearby then light shopping in the city as it’s close to many shopping malls 🛍️ #summervacay #cityescape #thingstodo

Masjid Sultan, also referred to as Sultan Mosque, is a widely known religious landmark in Singapore. This mosque, which can be found in the Kampong Glam district at the intersection of North Bridge Road and Muscat Street, is highly significant in terms of both history and culture. The mosque was officially inaugurated on 27 December 1929, and was given its name in Sultan Hussein Shah's honor. Its historical significance and striking architecture earned it the distinguished status of being named a national monument in 1975, which demonstrates its value to Singapore's cultural heritage One of the most important Muslim culture from Singapore.#Singapore #sultanmosque

Explored the rustic trails of Pulau Ubin by bike — no cars, no rush, just the sound of nature and the crunch of leaves beneath the tires. A perfect escape from city life into Singapore’s untouched wilderness. Whether you're an outdoor lover or just craving some quiet time, Pulau Ubin offers the peace and charm of kampong life. Totally worth the ride! #PulauUbin #NatureEscape #SingaporeAdventures #CyclingTrip #WeekendGetaway #ExploreSG #TripMoments #BikeAndChill #ForestVibes #SustainableTravel#summervacay

#singaporehotel#businesstrip#robots Stayed at YOTEL Singapore Orchard Road on a recent business trip and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. This modern high-rise hotel impressed me with its sleek design, comfortable rooms with fantastic city views, and excellent amenities. The fast Wi-Fi and reliable room service made my stay especially convenient. One of the most unique highlights was the presence of service robots that glide gracefully through the lobby and hallways, handling small tasks to the room like delivering meals or amenities — a fun and futuristic touch! The hotel also features a trendy restaurant and bar, an outdoor pool perfect for a quick dip, and a well-equipped gym. Its strategic location right along Orchard Road means easy access to shopping, dining, and public transport. ⭐Rating: 4.7/5. A solid choice for both business and leisure travelers looking for something modern, efficient, and a bit out of the ordinary. 📍366 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238904.

Had the best time on my 3D2N Royal Caribbean trip! I was literally living my best life — riding bumper cars, munching on yummy food & pizza, and going crazy over the claw machine as I kinda addicted to claw machine game. The whole vibe on the ship was just chef’s kiss — so lively, fun, and chill at the same time. From games to food to the amazing atmosphere, everything was just perfect. Can’t wait to hop on another cruise again! 🚢🍕💥🕹️ #summervacay

Spent the day at Pulau Ubin and it felt like a total escape from the city. Took the bumboat, rode around on a bike 🚲, explored nature trails, and soaked in all the greenery. It was quiet, peaceful, and exactly what I needed to chill out. Even got greeted by a few monkeys on the way 🐒😂Nothing fancy, just pure nature, blue skies, and good energy. Who says you need to fly to feel like you’re on holiday? 🇸🇬 #SummerVacay #PulauUbin #NatureEscape #summervacay

#travellerswonderland Tucked inside the already-iconic Jewel Changi Airport, Travel Wonderland truly lives up to its name — blending whimsical charm with immersive travel-themed installations that captivate visitors of all ages. From the moment I stepped in, I was surrounded by a blend of fantasy, interactivity, and light art. It’s not a traditional shop or gallery — it’s more like walking through a dreamscape of travel, where lush greenery, themed photo zones, and interactive exhibits come together to create a multi-sensory journey. Highlights included: • 🌍 Globally-themed zones, each inspired by different countries and cultures • 🌈 Instagram-worthy corners with immersive lights, mirrors, and floating luggage displays • 📸 Friendly staff helping snap photos — perfect for families and solo travelers alike For me, it wasn’t just a stop between flights — it was a mini travel fantasy, tucked away in one of the world’s most futuristic airports. And the best part? It’s right next to the Rain Vortex — so after wandering through Travel Wonderland, I enjoyed a relaxing coffee while watching the waterfall show. 🏷️ Location: Jewel Changi Airport, Level 1–5, Singapore

Listen up! For your Singapore trip, don’t miss Resorts World Sentosa!! Lounge at the southernmost point of continental Asia and enjoy the sea view🌊 Explore the compact yet fantastic Universal Studios Singapore Check out "Harry Potter: Magic at Play" and have a blast at Adventure Cove Waterpark – perfect for a one-stop vacation!🏖️ Save this guide now!! 🗺️ Itinerary: 🔹 Day 1: Arrive at Changi Airport → Visit Jewel Changi’s Rain Vortex → Resorts World Sentosa → Hotel check-in 🔹 Day 2: Palawan Beach → Universal Studios Singapore 🔹 Day 3: Adventure Cove Waterpark → Harry Potter: Magic at Play 🎠 Must-visit spots: ✅ Universal Studios Singapore The world’s most compact USS but packed with fun. A full tour takes 4-5h🕐. Since the park is small, attractions are close together. No need for complex strategies—just go for your favorites first! Download the 【Universal SG】 app to check the park map, ride wait times, and show schedules. Don’t miss the Minions’ performance and interaction time!! 🈺 10:00-19:00 ✅ Palawan Beach Sentosa has three main beaches🏝️, and Palawan is the best for photos. It’s also home to the "Southernmost Point of Continental Asia." The suspension bridge and iconic slanted tree are super photogenic. Take the beach tram to Beach Station and walk 10 mins to reach it. 🈺 Open 24/7 and free! The suspension bridge opens at 10 AM, so no need to arrive too early. 0.5-1h is enough for photos. Note: The sea near the slanted tree🌲 is shaded in the morning, so lighting isn’t ideal. ✅ Adventure Cove Waterpark Not just thrilling water rides but also snorkeling🤿, ray interactions, and more—so much fun! 🈺 10:00-17:00 ✅ Harry Potter: Magic at Play Asia’s first exhibition—immerse yourself in the wizarding world! Grab a wand🪄 at the entrance and interact with the magical environment. Truly enchanting! 🈺 11:00-22:00 (last entry at 21:00) 🏨 Hotel Recommendations Resorts World offers many hotel options. For budget-friendly convenience, try "Hotel Ora" – just 2k💰 per night off-peak. A 5-minute walk away!

Update 2025 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐞🇸🇬 The newest zone ✨ that just opened on February 14, 68 is Illumination's Minion Land from the famous movie "Despicable Me" 🌈 Decorated Super cute Minions everywhere, lots of photo zones There are many spots to take photos without having to compete For those who want to Character Meet and Greet There will be characters from Despicable Me Both Gru / Lucy / Gru's Girls and Minions Changing all day long. In addition, there are also shops Shopping, restaurants, ice cream shops, cute shopping shops There are many photo spots, including mini games such as Banana Cabana or Super Silly Space Killer✨ The highlight show of this zone will be Minute of Minion Mayhem, where the Minions, Margo, Edith and Agnes will come out to dance, so cute. After the dance, they will stand for taking pictures. For those who want to watch the show, there will be a total of 4 rounds: 13.40 / 15.40 / 17.10 / 18.45 hrs. For the rides, there will be a total of 3 machines, starting with the first machine, Buggie Boogie, a minion carousel that is super cute and dances to hit songs mixed by the Minions. There will also be cute corners around to take pictures📸 As for the second machine, Silly Swirly, the ride is like sitting on a balloon spinning in the sky, enjoying the high angle view of the amusement park. The last highlight of this zone is Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem. We will visit the house of Gru in every corner. The ride is like watching a 4DX movie with full effects. It feels like you are transformed into a minion. #Rainy season attractions #Singapore reviews #Amusement park reviews #Singapore travel #Singapore attractions #UniversalStudiosSingapore

When visiting Singapore, don't just focus on photo ops—dodge these "hidden traps" or risk fines or costly lessons⚠️ Bookmark this now👇👇 1️⃣ Popular activities require advance booking Attractions like the Skyline Luge🚡 and Duck Tours🦆 are highly sought-after! Especially Duck Tours with Mandarin commentary—snag them fast! Check tickets 3 weeks ahead. Want free access to CapitaSpring Sky Garden? Must book! Otherwise, pay to enter the bar on the same floor🙃 2️⃣ Not all rides are for everyone Universal Studios🎢 has height restrictions: - Transformers 3D: 102cm minimum - Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure: 107cm+ only Parents, check before bringing kids. And never feed animals at the zoo! 3️⃣ Red means STOP, green means GO🚦 Cars won’t slow down at intersections when they have right of way. Jaywalk? Instant fine! 4️⃣ Dreaming of drone footage? Apply first📸 Bringing a drone to Singapore? Must! Get! Approval! - Max altitude: 60m - No flying over crowds or at night 5️⃣ No tipping = Real savings Most restaurants add 10% service charge + 9% tax—no extra tips needed😅 But! Hawker centers/food courts don’t charge service fees—eat guilt-free! 6️⃣ Follow local laws🙅‍♀️ These actions are illegal, risking fines, jail, or even caning⚠️: - Chewing gum, littering, eating/drinking in public transport (MRT/bus stops) - Not flushing toilets, jaywalking, smoking in public areas… 7️⃣ Claim your tax refunds or waste money🛍️ Spend S$100+ in a single receipt? Get your GST refund! Keep receipts + forms, process at the airport before leaving—instant cashback🤑 ✨Singapore in a nutshell: Fun but rule-heavy! Though laws are strict, proper research and planning will help you dodge pitfalls and enjoy worry-free travels!🌴✈️ Like❤️ + save📌 if helpful. For more Singapore tips, search "Singapore Local Guide"~

! Singapore 3 days 2 nights, this trip I came to eat! 🇸🇬 Today we will take everyone to see a new perspective of traveling in Singapore! This trip, we did not go to Universal Studios, but came to eat purely.🤩 At first, I wondered, if we don't go to play the rides at Universal, what will there be to do? But when I started looking for more information, I found many chic tourist attractions and cool restaurants! So, what are we waiting for, book your tickets and fly now! ✈️🥢 Day 1 - After getting off the plane, we went straight to find something to eat at the Jewel (Changi Airport). In the end, we couldn't choose, so we ended up at a Korean restaurant with a million-dollar view 📍JINJJA CHICKEN. Then we went back to pack our bags at the hotel and went out to walk around Marina Barrage, where we stopped to eat📍the food court nearby. There are a variety of foods to choose from here. This area is a public area where Singaporeans come to cycle, run, and picnic, and there is also a view of Marina Bay in the evening. It is also connected to Gardens by the Bay, so there are quite a few people, but the queue is not long. There are quite a lot of seats. ⭐️☕ Day 2 - Start the day with 📍Swee Choon, a famous dim sum restaurant that everyone should try. Personally, I like this restaurant the most. Every menu is delicious. There are a lot of seats. Then walk to Haji Lane, but it's raining. 🌧️ So we take shelter at 📍Birds of Paradise, a famous ice cream shop that is always crowded. The taste is good, not too sweet. The shop is very beautiful. Then walk a little bit until you reach Suntec City. We continue with Japanese food at 📍Sen-Ryo. Actually, we randomly came in, but we found that it's very delicious. Fresh food, good meat, the uni melts. Highly recommended. ⭐️⭐️ Finally, we ended our late meal at 📍Wu Da Lang Old Hot Pot near our accommodation in Chinatown. The mala wasn't very strong, so we could drink it all the time, which we really liked. The pork bone soup was rich and delicious. The ingredients were also good. Most importantly, the staff provided very good service. 👍🏻👍🏻🍷 Day 3 - The last day, and before we even reached half of the list of restaurants we wanted to eat at, we had to go back. T-T Start breakfast near home at 📍HawkerChan, a famous Michelin-starred restaurant. Delicious as the reputation says, especially the barbecued pork, so good!! Then we walked to dessert at 📍Queic by Olivia. This shop is my favorite cheesecake I have ever eaten. The oozing cream contrasts with the perfectly blended tart. So perfect!! Go and try it!! And finally, while waiting to board the plane, we had 📍Heytea and 📍Llaollao before going back. Actually, I ate there every day because I love it so much. I wish they would open one in Thailand too. 🥹🗣️Additional recommendations: The food is quite expensive. I recommend you go with many people so you can eat many things and have someone to split the cost. 😋😋 That's it for our 3 days and 2 nights full-fledged eating trip! I hope everyone will have a satisfying and enjoyable trip on your trip. ❤️ For me, Singapore is such a charming country that I want to go back again and again. Because it's easy to go, clean, and safe. The weather might be a bit hot, but overall it's good. There's so much to eat and visit for sure. ✈️✈️#WhatToEatInSingapore #EatInSingapore #Singapore #SingaporeRestaurant #WhereToGoInSingapore

#MayGoodPlace2025 #SingaporeGetRichCode #Singapore #FountainofWealth In the heart of Singapore's bustling city, there is a Feng Shui treasure land that hides gold and brings fortune - the Fountain of Wealth. It is quietly located in the center of the five buildings of Suntec City, symbolizing five fingers clasped together, tightly grasping the lifeline of wealth. The hustle and bustle of the surrounding traffic is a symbol of rolling wealth. The spring water is supported by a giant ring with a diameter of 21 meters by an inward-leaning copper column, and the water flows back to the center, which means that wealth is gathered and does not flow out. This giant fountain, which once set a Guinness World Record, is 13.8 meters high and is still a wealth-attracting energy field in the hearts of many people. How to get there? 🚇 Take the subway and exit from Promenade (DT15) at the Baomenglang Station, and walk for 5 minutes. The entrance is located at Suntec City B1 Food Court, and you can queue up on site to enter. How to make a wish? 🙏 Open to the public three times a day (10:00–12:00｜14:00–16:00｜18:00–19:30), enter the center of the spring, touch the spring water with your right hand, circle three times clockwise, and silently recite your wish. It is said that as long as you are sincere, wealth and good luck will naturally knock on your door. Don’t forget the benefits💰 After making a wish, remember to ask the staff for a blue foreigner-exclusive exchange voucher, and go upstairs to the service center with your passport to receive a Suntec City coupon + limited edition Fortune Fountain refrigerator magnet for free, leaving a small lucky souvenir for this blessing journey. If you want to attract wealth during your trip to Singapore, this stop is a must.

Pop Mart’s vibrant takeover of Jewel Changi Airport’s Canopy Park is a delightful fusion of collectible toy culture and festive cheer—marking its first major activation outside China. 🕰️Business Hours: Daily 10 AM–10 PM 📍Address: Canopy Park (top floor), plus pop-up store @ #04‑230, Jewel #changi #travel #Singapore Changi #Pop mart

Jewel Changi Airport is a stunning lifestyle destination that blends nature, architecture, and retail in one iconic dome. Its centrepiece—the 40 m Rain Vortex—is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, surrounded by a lush indoor forest. Visitors can explore the Canopy Park’s mazes, sky nets, and scenic trails, shop at global and local brands, and dine at over 100 eateries. Designed for both transit passengers and tourists, it also offers conveniences like early baggage check-in, a hotel, and entertainment options. Jewel is more than an airport—it’s a world-class attraction worth visiting even without a flight. 🕰️Business Hours: Jewel is always open for public access, but the vibrant activity—including shops, dining, attractions, and the waterfall light show—mostly wraps up by 10 PM, with a scattered selection remaining open later. Let me know if you’d like current listings of 24‑hour spots or suggestions on when to visit for fewer crowds!

ActionCity at Jewel Changi Airport blends a high-end toy store with a stylish café, creating a must-visit spot for collectors and casual visitors alike. The store showcases a stunning array of limited-edition Bearbricks, Hot Toys, and designer figurines in a museum-like setup that’s perfect for photos. Next door, the ActionCity Café offers light bites and artisanal drinks with views of the Rain Vortex, all set in a chic, toy-themed space. While prices for collectibles are on the premium side, the experience is fun, artistic, and refreshingly unique—ideal for pop culture fans and curious explorers. 📍Address: Level 4–224, 78 Airport Boulevard, Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 819666 🕰️Business Hours: Daily 10:30 AM–10:00 PM #toy #thingstodo #travel #Singapore #changi

The Nintendo Pop-Up at Jewel Changi Airport delivered a vibrant and immersive shopping experience for fans across Southeast Asia. Featuring exclusive merchandise from iconic franchises like Super Mario, Zelda, and Animal Crossing, the pop-up recreated the charm of Japan’s Nintendo stores. With eye-catching displays, themed décor, and limited-edition collectibles, it attracted both gamers and families. While prices were higher than in Japan, the novelty and regional exclusives made it worthwhile. Timed entries and long queues reflected its popularity. Overall, a joyful, well-curated celebration of Nintendo’s beloved worlds in a unique airport setting. 📍Address: Level 04‑227, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666 🕰️Business Hours: Daily 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM #Singapore #travel #thingstodo #nintendo #toy

Hakka Yu offers an authentic taste of traditional Hakka cuisine in a refined, modern setting at Jewel Changi Airport. This first international outpost of the renowned Chinese brand blends culinary heritage with a serene dining experience overlooking the Rain Vortex. Signature dishes like the salt-baked kampung chicken, Hakka stuffed tofu, and yam abacus seeds showcase the cuisine’s hearty, home-style roots while remaining accessible to all palates. With its thoughtfully curated menu, tranquil ambience, and respect for tradition, Hakka Yu is a standout dining destination for travelers and food lovers seeking a deeper taste of Chinese cultural cuisine in Singapore. 🕰️Business Hours: Daily 10:00 AM–10:00 PM (Last order at 9:30 PM) 📍Address: #03‑220/221/222, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport #jewel #singapre #travel #localfood #hakkayu #changi

The Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport is a stunning fusion of nature, architecture, and innovation. As the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, it plunges 40 meters through the heart of a lush indoor rainforest, creating a serene yet awe-inspiring atmosphere. By day, the cascading water offers a refreshing contrast to the bustling airport environment; by night, it transforms into a dazzling light and sound show. Surrounded by verdant gardens, walking trails, and world-class amenities, the Jewel Waterfall is more than just an attraction — it’s an experience that redefines what an airport can be. A must-see marvel for travelers and locals alike. #travel #thingstodo #Intransit #singapre #jewel

Chow Zan Dessert at Jewel Changi offers a modern twist on classic Asian sweets. Highlights include the Mango Sago, White Chendol, and Muah Chee—all praised for their fresh ingredients and balanced sweetness. The durian desserts are a hit with fans of the fruit. While slightly pricier than hawker options, the quality, cozy vibe, and friendly service make it worth the splurge. Best visited during off-peak hours to avoid crowds. Must-try: Mango Sago, Muah Chee, White Chendol. 🕰️Business Hours: Daily, 10 am–10 pm 📍Address: Outlet: B2‑234, Jewel Changi Airport #travel #localfood #Singapore #Intransit #Dessert

Because the Marina Barrage is windy and might cause wardrobe malfunctions🥹, and the giant slide at Changi Airport will flip your skirt up! Take this advice seriously~ But this garden city blends modernity with wilderness in such a magical way~ 🏨 Hotel Recommendations: Staying near Clarke Quay is super convenient, making night river cruises easy to arrange. "Robertson Quay Hotel" has a rooftop pool with direct views of Marina Bay Sands' nightscape, and you can even grab some frog congee downstairs at midnight. 🍜 Food Guide: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh has hour-long queues? Try "Founder Bak Kut Teh" for a more authentic experience, with free refills of peppery broth until you're satisfied! The Hainanese chicken rice at Tiong Bahru Market, dipped in ginger sauce, is so fragrant it'll make you stomp your feet in delight. Don't forget to grab curry puffs from Old Chang Kee as snacks. 📸 Photo Spots: ✅ The public observatory on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands for stunning city panoramas ✅ The spiral staircase at Fort Canning Park for "Daenerys Targaryen-style" forest vibes ✅ The Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport—arrive by 9 AM for fewer crowds and shoot from the 4th floor for the full view 🚶 3-Day Itinerary: Day 1: Merlion Park → National Gallery → Clarke Quay River Cruise Day 2: Orchard Road design shops → Fort Canning Park → Night light show Day 3: Early flight from Changi Airport → Play at Jewel Changi before departure 💡 Pro Tips: • Bring comfy shoes—you’ll walk a lot daily • Free water refill stations are everywhere—carry a bottle to save on drinks • No eating on the MRT, and durians are banned! Next time, I’m wearing long pants with sandals, holding bak kut tea in one hand and kaya jam in the other, strolling slowly to the soundtrack of Singapore’s rain~