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. ＜Sightseeing 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

Here's your ultimate guide to the 7 themed zones. Don't want to miss out on the magic of Disney at sea? This article will save you time! The maiden voyage is on December 15, 2025, featuring three world-first Disney attractions.✨ ✅ Must-visit 7 themed zones 💥 #MarvelLanding - A paradise for Marvel fans! ▫️ 250-meter Ironcycle roller coaster with a 360° sea view from 9 meters high ▫️ Ant-Man Quantum Racers and Star-Lord's Spinning Spaceship for an adrenaline rush! 💦 #ToyStoryPlace - Perfect for family fun ▫️ Two water slides and a UFO splash zone with Woody joining the fun ▫️ Outdoor movies and trivia games to keep you entertained all day long 🤖 #SanFransokyoStreet - A must for tech enthusiasts ▫️ Baymax interaction zone and 4-player VR games to test your hero skills ▫️ Parent-friendly spots! Shopping at the tram station and a cable car lounge for relaxation 🎭 #DisneyImaginationGarden - The entertainment hub ▫️ Three-story LED stage featuring Avengers Assemble and Baymax fitness shows ▫️ Outdoor dining with a view of the performances for maximum romance 🐠 #DisneyDiscoveryReef - An enchanting underwater world ▫️ Coral reef views with glowing effects, perfect for Instagram-worthy shots ▫️ Immersive Pixar coastal stories that are so magical, you won't want to leave 👑 #TownSquare - A fairy tale lover's dream ▫️ Tangled and Frozen-themed stores plus private karaoke rooms ▫️ Brand-new musical "Remember" with robot companions for an adventurous twist 🌺 #WayfinderBay - Oceania vibes ▫️ Moana-themed LED musical and shallow pools for a relaxing sea view ▫️ Sip on a Mojito at the Voyager Bar and fully embrace vacation mode

🌦️ Singapore Weather in June June marks the start of the rainy season in Singapore, with daily temperatures ranging from 25-34°C and humidity at 80%-95%. Sudden showers are frequent, especially in the afternoon and evening. Pack a compact umbrella, non-slip sandals, quick-dry clothes, mosquito repellent for gardens, a light jacket for indoor-outdoor temperature differences, and sunscreen for strong UV rays. 🟢 8 Must-Visit Attractions 🟢 Sentosa Island Highlights: Integrated resort featuring Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, Palawan Beach, and the iconic Southernmost Point suspension bridge and Skyline Luge. Tips: Tickets start at SGD 22, with SGD 15 priority passes for Universal Studios. Multi-attraction passes offer better value. 🟢 Gardens by the Bay Highlights: Urban oasis with Flower Dome, Cloud Forest conservatories, and Supertree Grove light shows. Don’t miss the succulent section and waterfall in Cloud Forest. Tips: Tickets at SGD 63. Visit in the evening for light shows at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM—arrive early for good spots. 🟢 Merlion Park Highlights: Iconic Singapore landmark perfect for photos with the Merlion statue, Marina Bay Sands, and Gardens by the Bay, especially stunning at night. Tips: Free entry. Visit early morning or late evening to avoid crowds. Nearby Lau Pa Sat food center is worth a stop. 🟢 Universal Studios Singapore Highlights: Southeast Asia’s only Universal Studios, featuring thrilling rides like Transformers: The Ride and Revenge of the Mummy, plus a Minions zone for families. Tips: Tickets from SGD 418. Fast passes recommended. Check queue times via the official app. 🟢 Chinatown Highlights: Vibrant district with Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple, and People’s Park Complex. The temple’s Thousand Buddha Hall and golden stupa are breathtaking. Tips: Free entry. Weekends are livelier. Must-tries: Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice and Lao Ban Soya Beancurd. 🟢 Kampong Glam Highlights: Malay cultural enclave with Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane’s graffiti. The mosque’s golden dome and marble floors are photogenic. Tips: Free entry. Dress modestly (headscarves for women). Haji Lane’s indie boutiques are great for souvenirs. 🟢 Clarke Quay Highlights: Nightlife hub with riverside bars, cruises, and Jumbo Seafood. Evening lights and boat rides create a picturesque scene. Tips: Free entry. Try a duck tour (amphibious vehicle) and pair chili crab with fried mantou buns. 🟢 Singapore Zoo Highlights: Open-concept zoo with free-ranging orangutans and Night Safari adventures for close-up wildlife encounters. Tips: Tickets at SGD 45. Book Night Safari separately to skip queues. 📅 5-Day Itinerary (June 5) 🌞 Day 1: Iconic Landmarks & Night Views AM: Arrive, check in, and acclimate to the tropical climate. PM: Visit Merlion Park for photos, then walk to Gardens by the Bay (Flower Dome & Cloud Forest). Dinner: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh at Marina Bay Sands for peppery pork rib soup. Night: Supertree light show and Marina Bay Sands SkyPark for city views. Stay: Marina Bay Sands (from ¥3,600), featuring the iconic infinity pool. 🌇 Day 2: Sentosa Adventure AM: Take the Sentosa Express to Universal Studios (Transformers & Mummy rides). Lunch: Malaysian Food Street for satay and nasi lemak. PM: Palawan Beach, Southernmost Point bridge, and Skyline Luge. Dinner: Jumbo Seafood at Sentosa for chili crab and cereal prawns. Night: Beach bars at Siloso Beach. Stay: Equarius Villas (from SGD 2,000), with private beach access. 🌃 Day 3: Culture & History AM: Explore Chinatown (Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, People’s Park, Tian Tian chicken rice). Lunch: Chinatown Food Street (Lao Ban beancurd, Lim Chee Guan bak kwa). PM: Kampong Glam (Sultan Mosque, Haji Lane murals). Dinner: Zam Zam for murtabak and lamb curry. Night: Clarke Quay duck tour. Stay: Parkroyal on Pickering (from ¥2,200), a green-design hotel. 🌅 Day 4: Nature & Family Fun AM: Singapore Zoo (orangutan zone, animal shows). Lunch: Zoo’s Hainanese chicken rice set. PM: Jurong Bird Park (flamingos, raptor shows). Dinner: Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Bugis for kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs. Night: Marina Bay Sands shopping and canal boat ride. Stay: Shangri-La Singapore (from ¥4,700), with kids’ water park. 🌴 Day 5: Changi Airport & Departure AM: Explore Jewel Changi (Rain Vortex, Canopy Park, butterfly garden). Lunch: Crystal Jade Kitchen for dim sum. PM: Tax refund and departure. 🏨 Accommodation Guide 📍 Marina Bay - Marina Bay Sands: Infinity pool and luxury (high-end travelers). - The Fullerton Hotel: Heritage charm near Raffles MRT (business/history lovers). 📍 Sentosa - Equarius Villas: Private beach villas (resort-goers). - Village Hotel Sentosa: Themed pools and family activities. 📍 Chinatown - Parkroyal on Pickering: Eco-friendly design (food explorers). - Sofitel Singapore City Centre: Modern and central (business/leisure). 🍜 5 Food Must-Tries 🍜 Chili Crab: Jumbo Seafood (Riverside) – award-winning with bay views. 🍜 Bak Kut Teh: Song Fa (Clarke Quay) – peppery broth with free refills. 🍜 Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tian Tian (Chinatown) – tender chicken, fragrant rice. 🍜 Laksa: Sungei Road Laksa (Geylang) – spicy coconut broth with cockles. 🍜 Kaya Toast: Ya Kun (Bugis) – charcoal toast with kaya and soft eggs. 📌 Tips - Transport: MRT with EZ-Link card or Grab rides. - Tickets: Book online for Universal Studios/Gardens by the Bay combos. - Shopping: Changi Airport’s duty-free for TWG tea, BACHA coffee.

🧳 Review of a 4-day, 3-night trip to Singapore🇸🇬 “A small country but full of happiness” Hello~ Today, we will tell you about a short but heart-warming trip from traveling to “Singapore”, a small country that is only a short distance from Thailand, but is so cute that it’s irresistible. Everything is perfect, awesome, and fascinating. The city is clean, the people are polite, the food is delicious, the cafes are beautiful, and the landmarks are cute! It’s perfect for those who like to chill, take pictures, eat, and be cute like us 💕🌿 ⸻ 🌟 DAY 1: Arrived~ Singapore! As soon as the plane touched down on the runway at Changi Airport, we knew right away that this was definitely a Disneyland for tourists. 🎠💫 We headed straight to Jewel Changi Airport, which is a highlight that everyone must visit. It has the most beautiful indoor waterfall in the world, “HSBC Rain Vortex”. When I first saw it, my eyes widened. It was so magnificent. Plus, the surrounding area was full of green trees and many shops. It's like walking in a fantasy forest with air conditioning at 25 degrees 🌳💧 After being stunned by the airport for a long time, we took the MRT into the city in a chic way. We stayed near Bugis, which is very convenient to travel and has a lot of food. 🍜 In the evening, we went for a walk at Haji Lane, a very cool art street that photography enthusiasts will definitely love! The shops are cute and the walls are full of colorful graffiti. We walked and took pictures and smiled nonstop. 📸🌈 In the evening, we stopped to eat Hainanese Chicken Rice at Boon Tong Kee, a famous restaurant that never disappoints. The rice was fragrant, the chicken was soft, and the sauce was very delicious. It was so delicious that we had to record it in our hearts. 🐔🍚 ⸻ 🏙️ DAY 2: National Landmark Day! Woke up early and got ready to go to Merlion Park. The Merlion that sprays water may seem ordinary, but when you see it in person, it's very cute! Plus, the background is Marina Bay Sands, a three-story building with a boat on top. Let me tell you, it's so cool that you have to shout wow 🦁🌊 After walking and taking pictures until we were satisfied, we walked to Esplanade, the Durian-shaped theater (really!) and sat down to relax by the river. Seeing the beautiful city view and cool breeze, it was so good for the heart ☁️🍃 In the afternoon, we crossed over to Marina Bay Sands and went up to the SkyPark Observation Deck on the 57th floor. The view from here is worth the word “millions”. You can see the whole city, the river, and the sky. Taking pictures from every angle is the best. 🏙️💗 Then we walked to Gardens by the Bay. This point is the best! The Flower Dome is a paradise for nature lovers. Colorful flowers from all over the world are beautifully arranged. As for Cloud Forest, there is a tall waterfall. It's cool and comfortable without needing air conditioning. 💐🍀 In the evening, we stayed to watch the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show at Supertree Grove. Oh my, as soon as the music started, my heart beat to the rhythm. Romantic without a person by your side is so awesome 🌟🎶 ⸻ 🐼 DAY 3: Panda and food day~ Today, we woke up a bit late and went to meet the pandas at River Wonders, which is in the Singapore Zoo! Let me tell you, the pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia are so cute!!! They ate bamboo and rolled around while we took pictures. My heart melted. 🐼🌿 After walking around for a while, it was time to find something to eat! We took the MRT to Orchard Road, a lively shopping area. We walked around the mall in the evening and stopped to eat Lady M's cake. It's famous for its soft, melt-in-your-mouth milk crepe. It was just the right amount of sweet. The first bite made me say "wow". 🍰✨ In the evening, we went to Chinatown to buy some cute souvenirs, including magnets and key chains, and tried their famous food, Chili Crab! Big crabs coated in spicy sauce. Eat with deep-fried mantou, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside It's the best 🦀🔥 ⸻ 🎡 DAY 4: Universal Studios Singapore! Squealing cutely End the trip with a bang by visiting Universal Studios on Sentosa Island! From the moment you step in, it's like entering a world of imagination 🎢🦖 We started with the super fun Transformers Ride, followed by the Mummy Ride which was pitch black and screaming at the top of our lungs! Then we played Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, which got us soaking wet but the fun never stopped! 😆💦 Taking pictures with the Minions and Pokemon that surprised us was a happy moment 💛 And then we ended with a giant turkey leg that the two of us couldn't finish 555 After leaving the theme park, we took the Sentosa Express to VivoCity for some light shopping before heading back to the airport, with full hearts and photos filling up our memory cards~ ⸻ 💡 Cute tips for those who are going 🧃 Bring a water bottle to refill at the refill points (Help reduce plastic too) 🎫 Buy an EZ-Link card to use the MRT conveniently and quickly 🧴 Don't forget sunscreen because the sun in Singapore is really strong 📷 Prepare lots of camera memory because the view is good from every angle, no matter how you take a picture, it will be beautiful! 🍴 Don't forget to try Laksa, Satay, Kaya Toast too! ⸻ 💬 Summary of the trip in my mind Singapore is not just a small country, but a country with the most charm It's like a gift box that opens and there are surprises every day 🎁💖 We traveled with excitement and came back with unexpected impressions. Singapore doesn't need snow or tall mountains, but it has "its own charm" that makes us fall in love without realizing it 🌈 If you're hesitating... Don't think too long. Pack your bags and go! Because sometimes... the country that makes us smile the most may be just at the end of the sky. 🤍🛫 ⸻ #VisitSingapore #VisitSingaporeByYourself

A small trip in a small country packed with big surprises! 🇸🇬 Singapore is a small country with big dreams. When you think of "Singapore," many might picture a tiny Southeast Asian country filled with skyscrapers, a water-spouting lion, electric trees, and an amusement park on an island. But let me tell you—Singapore has so much more to offer! Most importantly, it’s an incredibly charming country. Easy to travel around, clean city, friendly people, delicious food. Traveling solo is safe, and traveling with friends is even more fun! - This trip was 4 days and 3 nights, taken at a relaxed pace. We covered all the landmarks, ate to our heart’s content, walked until our feet hurt, and returned to the hotel with a smile, thinking, "Wow, Singapore exceeded all expectations." DAY 1: Hello Singapore! Welcome to the Lion City Our flight departed early in the morning. We woke up at 4 AM and rushed to the plane, full of excitement! After just over 2 hours, we arrived at Changi Airport. Stepping off the plane felt like entering the future. The airport here is truly impressive—clean, high-tech, fragrant everywhere, and home to Jewel Changi Airport, which features a massive indoor waterfall in the middle of a shopping mall! It’s stunning, and you can take hundreds of photos without getting bored. After exploring Jewel for a while, we took the MRT into the city using an EZ-Link card, which works like a prepaid card for trains and buses. Traveling is super easy, almost like being in Tokyo, but the system is much more beginner-friendly. Tonight, we stayed in the Bugis area, a charming neighborhood with malls, restaurants, Korean cosmetic shops, and plenty of cute cafes. You can walk around all day without getting bored. DAY 2: Landmark hopping and food galore—all in one day We woke up to a light drizzle, but nothing could dampen the spirit of a traveler! We started the day with a famous chicken rice dish at Maxwell Food Centre. Everyone talks about Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice, and we can confirm—it lives up to the hype. Tender chicken, flavorful soup, and fragrant rice—it’s perfect without needing any extra seasoning. Next, we walked to take photos with the Merlion, the iconic water-spouting lion statue. This spot is classic—if you don’t take a photo here, it’s like you haven’t been to Singapore. The view here is fantastic, as you can see Marina Bay Sands across the water—the three-tower building with a ship perched on top. Yes, it’s that grand. In the afternoon, we visited Gardens by the Bay. The highlight here is the Supertree Grove, giant metal trees that are beautiful during the day and even more stunning at night, thanks to the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show held daily. Watching it gave us chills—it felt like stepping into a sci-fi movie. Before heading back to the hotel, we stopped for dinner at Lau Pa Sat, a Victorian-style food court in the city center. Here, the satay is freshly grilled, aromatic, and served with peanut sauce—perfect for an evening meal with friends. DAY 3: Exploring hip neighborhoods + world-class views Today, we planned a relaxed day, starting with Chinatown. It’s not just about souvenir shops; there are also Chinese and Hindu temples and refreshing herbal drink stalls to beat the heat. Of course, we had to try "Bak Kut Teh," a Chinese herbal pork rib soup that’s aromatic, slightly salty, spicy, and mildly sweet—perfectly refreshing. Next, we headed to Little India, a vibrant area filled with colorful buildings, shops, and temples showcasing Indian art. There are also fabric, jewelry, and spice shops, with fragrant aromas wafting through the streets. In the afternoon, we visited Haji Lane, Singapore’s hippest neighborhood, perfect for photography. It’s filled with pastel-colored cafes, cool graffiti walls, and handmade clothing shops. Don’t miss trying bubble tea at one of the cafes—sipping tea while listening to soft music feels like being in Brooklyn! In the evening, we went to Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, heading to the rooftop to watch the sunset. The panoramic view of the city is premium—you can see the bay, ships, and reflections on glass buildings. Every angle is photo-worthy, and the golden hour light is incredibly romantic. DAY 4: Sentosa—ending the trip with fun It’s the last day, but we didn’t want to leave! After packing, we headed straight to Sentosa Island, accessible via the purple MRT line. This island is a hub of fun, featuring amusement parks, museums, beaches, and restaurants. We started at Universal Studios Singapore. Though smaller than its American counterpart, the rides are thrilling, especially Transformers 4D and Revenge of the Mummy—so exciting you forget to breathe. Suitable for all ages. There’s also Siloso Beach for a seaside stroll, photo ops with the giant Sentosa Merlion, and the Wings of Time show—a stunning outdoor performance using water, fire, and lasers. It’s truly impressive and unforgettable. Before heading back, we picked up some souvenirs like pineapple tarts, Singapore-exclusive candies, and cute magnets to share with friends and family. ⸻ Tips from the heart • Don’t forget to bring an umbrella or hat, as the sun is strong, but rain can fall anytime. • Buy only one bottle of water, as tap water here is drinkable and refillable everywhere—saving money. • Wear sneakers because you’ll walk a lot, or else your feet will ache. • Download the MyTransport & Google Maps apps to make traveling and planning your trip easier. ⸻ Summary: Singapore may be small, but it has a big heart Who says small countries have nothing to offer? Singapore is proof that size doesn’t matter as much as "quality." This city is full of orderliness, cleanliness, charm, and attention to detail—from tourist attractions to food, people, and transportation. Everything is designed to suit all types of travelers, whether solo, as a couple, or in a group. For us, this trip was exhausting but fun, fulfilling but made us not want to leave. If you’re hesitating about visiting Singapore, let me tell you—"Go for it, and you’ll fall in love just like we did!"

#singaporeguide 🛬 Jewel Changi Airport I began my journey at the iconic Jewel Changi Airport, where I stood in awe beneath the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. Surrounded by lush greenery and futuristic design, it felt like I had entered a sci-fi garden. The sound of water, the cool air, and the glass dome above — unforgettable! 🏙️ Raffles Place Next, I made my way to Raffles Place, Singapore’s buzzing financial district. With skyscrapers above and calm waters nearby, it’s a place where tradition meets ambition. Grabbing a coffee by the river and watching the world go by was a moment of calm in the city’s heart. 📜 From Chettiars to Financiers I followed a unique heritage trail called “From Chettiars to Financiers”, which tells the story of how Singapore grew from a trading post to a global financial hub. Walking past old temples, historic offices, and modern banks — it felt like time traveling through economics and culture! 🌆 Marina Bay Sands I ended my day with the glowing lights of Marina Bay Sands and the magical Spectra light & water show. The skyline reflected in the water, music filling the air — it was the perfect ending to a fast-paced, fascinating day. If you're in Singapore, don't just visit the places — follow the stories they carry. #singaporeguide #tripmoments #jewellery airport #marinabaysands #rafflesplace #lioncity #chettiars2financiers #singaporeheritage #singaporecity #travelstories #southeastasia #modernasia #cityscape #urbanexplorer #travelvibes #solotravel #traveldiaries #culturemeetsmodern #postcardplaces

Singapore May Travel Guide 🌦️ Weather in May Temperature: Daily average 26-35°C, high humidity with frequent afternoon thunderstorms. Tips: Bring a compact umbrella, sunscreen, lightweight clothing, and a thin jacket for indoor-outdoor temperature differences. 🟣 Must-Visit Attractions & Ticket Info 🟣 Gardens by the Bay 💷 Tickets: From ¥63 (includes Flower Dome + Cloud Forest), Skyway requires separate purchase. 🌟 Highlights: Avatar-themed Flower Dome, world's tallest indoor waterfall in Cloud Forest, nightly light shows (7:45 PM/8:45 PM). 🚫 Avoid: Midday heat; combo ticket offers better value. 🟣 Merlion Park 💷 Tickets: Free. 🌟 Highlights: Iconic Singapore landmark, perfect photo spot with Marina Bay Sands, cool evening breeze. 🚫 Avoid: Crowds during daytime; visit early morning or dusk. 🟣 Universal Studios Singapore 💷 Tickets: From ¥431 (Express Pass sold separately). 🌟 Highlights: World’s smallest Universal Studios with shorter queues. Must-try: Revenge of the Mummy rollercoaster, Transformers 3D ride. 🚫 Avoid: Weekends/holidays; skip kiddie rides like Sesame Street. 🟣 Sentosa Skyline Luge 💷 Tickets: From ¥186 (3 rides + cable car). 🌟 Highlights: Southeast Asia’s only luge track with ocean views, great for families. 🚫 Avoid: Sunset slots reduce sun exposure; book time slots early. 🟣 National Gallery Singapore 💷 Tickets: From ¥49 (free for locals). 🌟 Highlights: Largest art museum in SEA, transformed from Supreme Court, stunning dome corridor photos. 🚫 Avoid: No food allowed; special exhibitions may require extra fees. 🟣 Night Safari 💷 Tickets: From ¥300 (includes tram ride). 🌟 Highlights: World’s first nocturnal zoo, walking trails for close-up animal encounters. 🚫 Avoid: Tram seats are random; arrive 1 hour early for better spots. ⚠️ Overrated Attractions 🟢 S.E.A. Aquarium 💸 Issues: Small size, limited species, dirty glass panels, poor value. 🚫 Alternative: River Wonders (from ¥210) with Amazon River boat ride for kids. 🟢 Chinatown’s People’s Park Complex 💸 Issues: Repetitive merchandise, some shops overcharge tourists. 🚫 Alternative: Maxwell Food Centre for authentic local eats. 🗓️ 4-Day Itinerary **Day 1: Marina Bay Highlights** AM: Merlion Park → Sands SkyPark (¥174) PM: Gardens by the Bay (combo ticket) Evening: Marina Bay light show + Clarke Quay cruise **Day 2: Sentosa Adventure** Full day: Universal Studios (enter at 10 AM, prioritize popular rides) Sunset: Skyline Luge + Siloso Beach **Day 3: Culture & Art** AM: Little India (Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple) → Sultan Mosque PM: National Gallery → Haji Lane murals Evening: Arab Street dining **Day 4: Nature & Nightlife** AM: Singapore Zoo (from ¥242, Rainforest Trail) PM: River Wonders (Amazon Quest) Evening: Night Safari (opens 7:15 PM) 🏨 Accommodation Guide 📍 **Marina Bay Area** Top picks: Marina Bay Sands (from ¥3,600, infinity pool), Fairmont (from ¥2,700, MRT-connected). 🌟 Pros: Walkable to Merlion/MBS, ideal for convenience. 📍 **Orchard Road Area** Top picks: Hilton Orchard (from ¥2,300, panoramic rooms), Four Seasons (from ¥2,400, art collection). 🌟 Pros: Shopping hub, direct MRT to Sentosa. 📍 **Chinatown Area** Top picks: PARKROYAL Pickering (from ¥2,200, vertical gardens), Sofitel (from ¥2,500, city views). 🌟 Pros: Food paradise, budget-friendly. 📌 Pro Tips Transport: Get an EZ-Link card (S$12 with S$5 credit), MRT covers major attractions. Food: Must-try Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice, Lao Ban Soybean Pudding. Rules: No chewing gum import, no eating/drinking on MRT. Follow this guide to maximize your Singapore trip—hit the highlights, dodge the traps, and travel smart!

This time, I took a late-night flight for my return trip, so here’s a report on my experience! If you’re taking a late-night flight, be mindful of the operating hours. Check ahead and make sure to arrive at the airport early if you have things to do! 📍How to Get to the Famous Waterfall The waterfall is located in Jewel Changi Airport, a shopping center connected to the airport! ⚠️ If you’re taking a taxi, make sure to tell the driver you want to go to "Jewel" instead of the terminal. Once you enter Jewel, you’ll see the waterfall right away! However, note the operating hours of the waterfall. I checked online beforehand and saw it was open until midnight, so I thought I had plenty of time. But when I arrived at Jewel, the waterfall wasn’t running! It turns out the waterfall operates only until 10 PM. 😭 ⚠️ Waterfall hours: 10 AM to 10 PM! If you’re on a late-night flight and want to see the waterfall, make sure to go early! 📍Jewel The shopping mall itself is listed online as being open 24 hours, so I thought I had plenty of time. However, while the mall is open, ⚠️ most stores close at 10 PM. 😂 Most restaurants were also closed, with only McDonald’s and a supermarket still open. 🕰️ Store hours: 10 AM to 10 PM (varies by store) With most stores closed and nothing much to do, I moved to the terminal via the connecting walkway on Jewel’s third floor. 🌟 How to Spend Time After Check-In After check-in, the stores are open! Most stores operate from 🕰️ 6 AM to 1 AM. I visited Bacha Coffee to buy some souvenirs. The staff helped me choose the coffee beans I wanted and even ground them to suit my brewing method. I told them I use a filter at home, and they adjusted the grind accordingly! ⚠️ Takeout is available, but since it was late, all the croissants and other food items were sold out. 😭 If you’re planning to get takeout, drinks are fine, but food might not be available. ⚠️ After check-in, there are very few dining options, so if you’re hungry, it’s better to bring food with you beforehand! ⚠️ At Changi Airport, security checks are conducted right before boarding, so you cannot bring drinks onto the plane! This time, my late-night flight experience turned out to be full of mishaps, but I hope this serves as a helpful reference for anyone taking a late-night flight!

#cityplaybook Only got a day in Singapore? No problem—you can still see a whole lot of the city in 24 hours (and have plenty of fun doing it!). Started the morning with a classic: a quick hello to the Merlion, then wandered through Bugis and over to the Sultan Mosque. The contrast of modern and traditional here is one of the things I love most about this city. For lunch, I grabbed some kaya toast—sweet, buttery, and perfect with strong kopi. A must-try for first-timers! In the afternoon, I headed up to SkyGarden on the 51st floor, where you can see all of Singapore stretched out below you, with Marina Bay Sands standing tall in the distance. The view is just… wow. As night fell, I walked along Marina Bay, soaking up the lights and the energy of the city. It’s one of those places that comes alive after dark ✨ Finally, I checked into Aloft, where I could kick back and recharge in a super comfy bed. A full day, but totally worth it. Why I recommend this kind of Singapore day: ・You get a little bit of everything—culture, food, views, and city vibes ・Even with limited time, Singapore gives you moments you won’t forget 📍Singapore #Singapore #CityChallenge #OneDayInSingapore #SkyGardenViews #KayaToastLove #MarinaBayVibes #SingaporeItinerary #UrbanAdventure #24HourEscape #CityGuide

A must-see for anyone planning a trip to Singapore! The famous Marina Bay Sands! If you want to go there as a souvenir to commemorate your trip to Singapore, but are worried about the cost of staying there..., then this is for you! There is a way to go to the observation deck for free! If you want to see Singapore in its entirety and make a memory of your trip, then please go! 🌟First, to go for free, you must be a Rakuten Diamond or Platinum member! 🌟Register for a free membership to the Sands Lifestyle Program in Japan! By upgrading your status from the time you registered for a free membership to Elite or Prestige (depending on your Rakuten rank), you will receive tickets to the observation deck as a status benefit after the upgrade! Steps ①Go to the Sands Lifestyle counter on the 1st floor of Tower 1 at Marina Bay Sands! ②Log in to the Sands Lifestyle Program you registered for free in Japan and show the membership screen ➕ Show the membership screen showing your Rakuten stage ③Tell them in English that you want to upgrade! ④ Your passport and the mobile phone number you entered when you registered for the Sands Lifestyle program will be confirmed via LINE, a photo will be taken, and a Sands Lifestyle card with the upgraded status will be issued. ⑤ After the card issuance is complete, log in to the Sands Lifestyle member page again to check if the upgrade is complete. ⑥ If the upgrade is complete, make a reservation for Sands SkyPark from the member page! (I made a reservation on the day because there was a slot available 3 hours later, but if there is a day or date you want to go, I recommend completing the upgrade on the first day of your trip and making a reservation early!) ⑦ There is a reception desk for the SkyPark on the first floor of Tower 3 of Marina Bay Sands, so go there and show the ticket issued at the time of reservation at the reception desk and you're done! ⚠️This campaign will run until February 28, 2027 The upgrade itself takes about 5 to 10 minutes! It's easy, so if you're going to Singapore, please try the spectacular view for free! #Let's go abroad #Singapore #SandsSkyPark #MarinaBaySands

#springitinerary Chef Kang’s Noodle House – Just Char Siew, Wantons, and Damn Good Noodles If you’ve ever wondered how something so simple can taste so amazing, make your way to Chef Kang’s Noodle House in Toa Payoh. Tucked away in the unassuming Jackson Square, this place doesn’t need bells and whistles – it runs on just three key things: char siew, noodles, and some of the best wantons I’ve ever had. Chef Kang, the Michelin-starred chef behind the name, doesn’t even helm the stall himself – his protégés do. But don’t worry, the quality control is real. The menu is as small as it gets. No fried wantons, no fancy side dishes. Just pure focus. Let’s talk about the noodles. These aren’t your average wanton mee noodles. They’re bamboo pole noodles imported from Hong Kong – springy, thin, with a lovely bite. Tossed in a rich soy-based sauce with crispy pork lard (yes, real pork lard), every mouthful is savoury and satisfying. You know how some wanton mee can be dry or too oily? Not here. This hits the sweet spot. The char siew is on another level. Thick-cut, tender, and roasted over charcoal daily. It has that deep, smoky aroma and a caramelised crust that clings to the meat like a glaze. No overly red, dry slices here – this is proper, juicy char siew with a good balance of fat and lean. It’s the kind of thing you’d fight someone over for the last piece. And those wantons... I wasn’t expecting much, but they surprised me. Plump, silky-smooth skin packed with minced pork, shrimp, black fungus, and a little crunch from water chestnut. Each one is a flavour bomb, served in a rich, almost creamy chicken broth that tastes like it's been simmered for hours. There’s also an option to add shredded abalone if you want to zhng your bowl. But honestly? Even the basic bowl is more than satisfying. Worth the hype? Absolutely. There’s often a queue, but things move fast. It’s no-frills – think industrial estate coffee shop – but you’re not here for the ambience. You’re here because a bowl of noodles, done right, can taste like something truly special. If you’re a char siew lover, or just someone who appreciates a bowl of noodles that’s made with heart and technique, this one’s worth the trip.

#springitinerary We recently stumbled upon a little gem inside Marina Square—Victoria Bakery. It’s a spot we’ve walked past a few times without really noticing, but this time, something caught our eye: a brand new tiramisu cart, tucked neatly into their bakery space. Naturally, we had to check it out. Victoria Bakery is already known for its Hong Kong-style bakes—those golden, glossy egg tarts with flaky crusts, and soft, fluffy bolo buns that pair perfectly with a cup of milk tea. The space itself is warm and inviting, with marble-top tables, soft lighting, and the kind of calm that makes you want to sit down and stay a while. But this new tiramisu cart adds something a little extra to the mix—a colourful, modern touch that still fits into the classic vibe of the bakery. The cart features an impressive variety of tiramisu flavours. We spotted the familiar classic coffee, of course, but also some more playful and refreshing ones like mango, lychee rose, matcha, and even yam pistachio. Each one is served in a neat little cup, layered with soft sponge and smooth cream, and dusted or topped accordingly depending on the flavour. We tried the lychee rose and matcha. The lychee rose was delicate, light, and floral—almost like a mousse, with subtle fruitiness and just enough rose to be fragrant without overpowering. The matcha was rich and earthy, with a slight bitterness that balanced beautifully against the creamy mascarpone. We’re already eyeing the yam pistachio for next time—it sounds like such a fun flavour pairing. It’s a sweet little surprise to find this kind of variety in a spot that’s already doing well with traditional bakes. It felt like the best of both worlds—nostalgic Hong Kong favourites alongside a fresh, dessert-forward concept that’s perfect for anyone looking to try something different. If you’re in Marina Square and looking for a quiet place to rest your feet and enjoy something sweet, Victoria Bakery is definitely worth a visit. Whether you’re in the mood for a warm bolo bun or a refreshing tiramisu cup, there’s something comforting and satisfying about this place that keeps you coming back.

#springitinerary If you're strolling through City Square Mall and craving a refreshing, Instagram-worthy dessert, iMango is the place to be. This local gem has become a favorite among dessert enthusiasts for its innovative take on traditional Chinese-style desserts, particularly its cotton ice creations. 🍧 A Whimsical Dessert Experience One of the standout offerings at iMango is their "Teddy Bear Yogurt Cotton Ice." This delightful dessert features a mound of finely shaved ice, reminiscent of fresh snow, topped with a generous serving of yogurt and fresh watermelon cubes. Perched atop is an adorable teddy bear-shaped ice sculpture, adding a playful touch to the treat. The combination of creamy yogurt, sweet watermelon, and the light, airy texture of the cotton ice creates a refreshing experience that's both satisfying and visually appealing. 🐻 More Than Just a Dessert While the Teddy Bear Yogurt Cotton Ice is a fan favorite, iMango offers a variety of other enticing options. Their menu includes classic Taiwanese-style shaved ice, such as Mango Milk Cotton Ice, which features layers of mango-flavored shaved ice topped with fresh mango cubes and a drizzle of condensed milk. For those seeking a more traditional Chinese dessert, iMango also serves offerings inspired by kakigōri, a Japanese shaved ice dessert known for its finely shaved ice and sweet toppings. These desserts are crafted with precision and care, ensuring a delightful treat with every bite. Wikipedia +2 Wikipedia +2 Wikipedia +2 🌿 Health-Conscious Indulgence iMango is committed to providing desserts that are not only delicious but also health-conscious. Their philosophy of "50% sugar, twice the health" reflects their dedication to offering treats that are lower in sugar without compromising on taste. By using fresh fruits and high-quality ingredients, iMango ensures that each dessert is a guilt-free indulgence, allowing you to satisfy your sweet tooth while being mindful of your health. City Square Mall 📍 Visit iMango at City Square Mall Located on Level 3 of City Square Mall, iMango is easily accessible for those looking to enjoy a sweet escape during their shopping trip. Whether you're in the mood for a whimsical dessert like the Teddy Bear Yogurt Cotton Ice or a classic shaved ice treat, iMango offers a delightful experience that combines creativity, flavor, and a touch of nostalgia. So, the next time you're at City Square Mall, make sure to stop by iMango for a dessert that's as delightful to the eyes as it is to the palate. It's a sweet treat that promises to brighten your day.

#springitinerary If you’ve ever stumbled upon a place that makes you feel like you’ve discovered a hidden treasure, Sweet Cheeks Gelato on Tyrwhitt Road is exactly that. It's not just a gelato shop; it's an experience that combines incredible flavors, a cozy vibe, and the kind of ambiance that makes you want to settle in for hours. From the moment you step inside, there’s something about the atmosphere that pulls you in and encourages you to relax and enjoy life’s sweet little pleasures. The interior of Sweet Cheeks Gelato is like a carefully curated blend of modern minimalism and warm, welcoming touches. The space is intimate yet stylish, with soft lighting casting a gentle glow over the pale wooden tables and plush sofas. There’s a certain artful tranquility to the place, with charming details scattered throughout — a peach neon sign that’s perfect for a quick photo, framed artwork on the walls, and even a few quirky touches that give the space its unique character. It’s the type of place where you want to sit back and savor every moment, whether you're alone with your thoughts or enjoying the company of friends. Now, let’s talk about the star of the show — the gelato. On the day I visited, I decided to try their Charcoal Honeycomb, a flavor that immediately intrigued me with its striking black hue. It was an absolute revelation. The activated charcoal, which can sometimes be overpowering in other desserts, blended so beautifully with the smooth, creamy honey gelato. It had just the right amount of sweetness, not too heavy but enough to satisfy any sweet tooth. And the honeycomb pieces? They were pure magic. The crunchiness of the honeycomb combined with the smoothness of the gelato was an experience in itself, one that made every bite feel like a little moment of indulgence. As if the gelato wasn't enough of a treat, each order comes with a fun little extra — a wafer biscuit with a “quote of the day” printed on it. It’s such a cute and whimsical touch that adds personality to the entire experience. As you enjoy your gelato, you're also treated to a bit of humor or wisdom that makes the moment feel even more special. The vibe at Sweet Cheeks Gelato is perfect for anyone looking to escape the bustle of the city for a while. The soft cushions on the sofas invite you to sink in and stay a little longer, and the low-key music playing in the background only adds to the relaxed atmosphere. It’s the kind of place where you can forget about the rush of everyday life, take your time, and indulge in something truly delightful.

#springitinerary There's something about finding a hidden gem that feels like you've stumbled upon a secret spot only a few people know about. That’s exactly how it felt when I walked into GanbeiBBQ on Tyrwhitt Road. The moment you step inside, you're enveloped by the smoky aroma of grilled skewers and the laid-back, almost homely vibe of the place. The ambiance is casual, with dim lighting and a rustic feel that invites you to settle in, relax, and enjoy a great meal at your own pace. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like you’re eating good food with friends in a welcoming space — without any rush or pretense. The meal started off with a dish that instantly became a favorite: the Mala dry pot potato. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the potatoes were seasoned just right — spicy with a touch of numbing heat. It’s the kind of dish you just can’t stop picking at. The balance of flavors was spot on, and the spice level was perfect, making it an addictive opener to what was about to come. Then came the skewers, a fun and satisfying way to experience different flavours in one meal. We tried a variety, and each one had something unique to offer. The BBQ wings were smoky and crispy, with that perfect char that comes from grilling over a hot flame. The quail eggs, simple yet delightful, were rich and savory — the kind of bite you savor slowly. Prawns hit the mark too, grilled just right with a smoky finish and a bit of crispiness from the grill. But it was the mantou (steamed buns) that really surprised us. Soft and pillowy, they were the perfect balance to the savoury cumin and salt spices sprinkled on top. The sweet-salty combo made for an unexpectedly satisfying bite, and they were a real crowd-pleaser. What really stood out was the cumin and salt seasoning. It’s a subtle yet effective touch that enhances the natural flavours of the skewers without overpowering them. The smokiness from the charcoal grill paired beautifully with the spices, and the combination of textures — from crispy to tender — made each skewer its own little delight. Of course, we couldn’t stop there. We moved on to try some other dishes, and each one brought its own set of surprises. The unagi fried rice was a perfect example of how a simple dish can be elevated. The grilled eel added a deep, savoury sweetness, and the rice had that charred wok hei — the smoky, slightly crispy goodness that you can’t help but love. It felt comforting but refined at the same time, and the eel was the kind of indulgence that made the dish stand out. To top it off, we had the frozen beer, which was a perfect match for the meal. Icy cold, smooth, and incredibly refreshing, it helped cool down the spice and added a layer of enjoyment to the whole experience.

Share the coordinates of a new place to visit with a good vibe in Singapore🇸🇬 New Bahru, Kim Yam Street, a creative space renovated from a former high school into a hip center with cafes, restaurants, clothing stores, workshops and hip local brands all gathered here. Anyone looking for a new place to visit that is not yet popular make a note of it in your plan✨ The highlight is that they still keep the old architecture painted in pastel orange, contrasting with the green area full of shady trees🌳Singaporeans like to come and chill especially the playground corner, which is designed like a brightly colored arched bridge. This corner is the cutest for taking pictures✨ If anyone wants to come hang out, they have a restaurant a chic cafe with art hidden in the building perfectly. If anyone has time, don't forget to come Let's take pictures together📸 🚐It's not hard to get here. There is a free shuttle bus service. You can get on at Orchard Gateway or Fort Canning MRT Exit B from 10.00–19.20 hrs. ----------------------------------- 📌 New Bahru, Kim Yam Road ✅ Open daily from 11.30–21.00 hrs. ✅ How to get there 🚈Subway, get off at Fort Canning Station Walk for 20 minutes 🚌Bus, take lines 32, 51, 54, 64, 123 ,139, 186, 195 🚐Free shuttle bus: You can get on at Orchard Gateway or Fort Canning MRT Exit B From 10.00–19.20 hrs. #TravelEco #TravelSingapore #ReviewSingapore #Newbahru #SingaporeAttractions #Singapore

#singaporeguide 📍Address:Kushi Japanese Dining at Grantral Mall/Grantral Complex@Macpherson 
👍Why I like it:
✨lunch sets are super affordable! Set meals starts from $11.90 and all set meals comes with FREE FLOW green tea! Bento and donburi lunch sets also comes with chawamushi and/or miso soup (see menu👇💬)
✨ The food was honestly so good!? Everything we ordered tasted amazing, not a single miss!! We had quite a bit of sashimi and the slices were so thicc and super fresh!!
✨ THE SAKE , one of the best I’ve tried!! It was sooo smooth and served in the cutest little cups, rlly vibes 🥹
They also offer buffet besides ala carte, def worth trying too, considering how good the food quality is!
#clareeats #MyPOV #sgfood #sgfoodie #whattoeatsg


Morning: Explore Landmarks + City Views 1. Merlion Park Start your day by visiting Singapore's iconic symbol—the Merlion statue. This spot is perfect for taking photos by Marina Bay, with the famous Marina Bay Sands as your backdrop. 2. Gardens by the Bay Continue to this world-class botanical garden featuring massive greenhouse domes and the awe-inspiring Supertree Grove. Don’t miss capturing panoramic views from the OCBC Skyway. --- Afternoon: Savor Local Delights + Light Shopping 3. Maxwell Food Centre or Lau Pa Sat Enjoy a lunch break with famous local dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, or satay. These food centers offer great prices, delicious flavors, and a vibrant local atmosphere. 4. Chinatown or Haji Lane Take a stroll to digest your meal while shopping for souvenirs or snapping photos of stunning street art. Haji Lane, in particular, is filled with chic cafes and unique handmade shops. --- Afternoon – Evening: Fun on Sentosa Island 5. Sentosa Island + Universal Studios (if opting for the theme park) If you love thrills, spend your afternoon at Universal Studios Singapore. For a more relaxed experience: Options: • Stroll along Siloso Beach • Ride the cable car for scenic island views • Visit the S.E.A. Aquarium or catch the Wings of Time show (if time permits) --- Evening: End with Spectacular Views 6. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark or Spectra Light Show Return to Marina Bay to enjoy nighttime city views from the rooftop observation deck or watch the free Spectra Light & Water Show by the bay. --- Additional Tips: • Use an EZ-Link card or Singapore Tourist Pass for convenient and cost-effective MRT and bus travel. • Bring a water bottle and keep your camera ready—Singapore is full of picturesque spots all day long!

#springitinerary If you're ever in Sembawang Shopping Centre and craving a cozy spot to unwind, Kebuke Tea Company is definitely worth checking out. We recently visited, and we were instantly charmed by the inviting atmosphere — soft teal-blue walls, plush seating, and delicate gold floral accents that gave the place a soothing, almost Taiwanese café vibe. The ambiance alone made it the perfect place to take a break, but of course, it was the food and drinks that really stood out. We kicked things off with their green tea latte with proton strawberry and agar pearls. The drink was a perfect balance of light, floral jasmine green tea with a touch of fruity sweetness from the strawberry puree. What really made it stand out were the agar pearls, adding a fun, chewy texture that made every sip a little more special. It was refreshing and creamy, and definitely something we'd order again. For dessert, we tried the Uji matcha cheesecake. Made with authentic Kyoto matcha, it had that rich, earthy flavor we love, but it wasn't too overwhelming. The cheesecake itself was smooth, creamy, and the matcha flavor paired perfectly with the rich texture. For matcha lovers, this is definitely a must-try. If you're in the mood for a little more variety, Kebuke also offers a high tea set, which comes with cakes, cream puffs, cookies, and, of course, their signature tea drinks. It’s a perfect way to try a bit of everything while relaxing in their cozy space. Whether you're in the mood for a quick tea break or a more leisurely afternoon, Kebuke is definitely a spot we’ll be returning to for those Taiwanese-inspired treats. #thingstodo #afternoonteatime #couplestrip #myitinerary #localfood

#RoyalCaribbean #OceanPraise #FreeChildren #Southeast AsiaCruise Want to take the whole family to enjoy the world? 🚢 Luxury Vacation at Sea |Ocean Praise No ▸ Displacement 168,666 tons, 16 decks, carrying 5,622 passengers, spacious space and no boundaries for fun ~ ▸ 16 decks all-weather surprises: top theater, VR games, open-air pool, exciting water slides, kids and adults 🎭🎢 🌴 Roam the 3 secret places in Southeast Asia Explore all at once— [Phuket] Thai SPA + Bihai Umbrella, [Penang] Eat through the streets of Michelin, [Lombok] Dive into the Crystal Sea to chase sea turtles 📸🏝️ 🎉 Offer details ✓ Register before May 31, 2025 and enjoy ``Up to US$700 on board credit per room'' ✓ Super cheap reference price for double in-room cabin (excluding tax), 40% off for third/fourth person in the same room ✓ Kids free*, family outings save money! ✓ Includes room accommodation + three snacks and drinks at selected restaurants ✖️ Excludes port taxes, service charges and additional paid items ⏰ Limited seats, hurry up and set off! TRIP Inquire/Register Now ⚠️ Terms and Conditions: Offer is limited to designated international flights, prices are subject to registration confirmation; please refer to the official website for cancellation policy. *OVATION OF THE SEAS; children's free terms are detailed on the official website; offer is subject to terms and conditions. #New Year Good Places 2025 #Singapore Trip #trip

สิงคโปร์ เป็นประเทศที่อยู่ใกล้ๆไทย เที่ยวง่าย ตั๋วเครื่องบินไม่แพง ของกินอร่อย บ้านเมืองสะอาด เป็นศูนย์กลางมีความเจริญทางด้านเศรษฐกิจ การค้า อย่างมาก ใช้เวลาเพียงแค่ 2ชั่วโมงครึ่ง สถาที่แนะนำให้ไปเช็คอิน - Merlion สิงโตพ่นน้ำ - National Gallery Singapore - Jewel Changi Airport - Universal studio Singapore - Gardens by the Bay - National Orchid Garden - Fountain of Wealth - Singapore Flyer - Marina Bay และอีกมายมาย การเดินทางส่วนใหญ่เราเรียก grab จะสะดวกกว่า เพราะด้วยที่อากาศสิงคโปร์จะร้อนๆพอกับเรา เรียกแกร็บถึงสบายกว่าเยอะเลยค่ะ #รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง #สิงคโปร์ #เที่ยวสิงคโปร์ #สิงคโปร์น่าเที่ยว

If you're seeking a dining experience that combines stunning views with a lively atmosphere, LAVO Italian Restaurant & Rooftop Bar at Marina Bay Sands offers just that. Perched on the 57th floor, the restaurant provides panoramic vistas of Singapore's skyline, making it an ideal spot for special occasions or a memorable night out. LAVO's menu features Italian-American cuisine with a variety of dishes to choose from. Signature items include the one-pound LAVO Meatball, made with Imperial Wagyu Beef and Italian sausage, and the 20-Layer Chocolate Cake, layered with peanut butter mascarpone, which is good for sharing with a few people as it could be slightly too rich. Overall, LAVO offers a memorable dining experience with its stunning views, flavorful dishes, and lively atmosphere. While it may not be the most budget-friendly option, it's a worthwhile destination for special occasions or a night out in Singapore. #singaporetrip #sgfoods #sgfoodies #sgfoodie

#springitinerary Tucked away within the grounds of Singapore Polytechnic lies a surprising oasis that feels far removed from the city’s usual bustle. Right next to a glistening pool lined with palm trees and sun umbrellas, there’s a casual diner that’s open to the public—one of those hidden spots you’d only stumble upon if you knew where to look. The Poolside Café at Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild (SPGG) offers a breezy, resort-style vibe that’s perfect for a laid-back lunch or early dinner. Though it’s located inside a school campus, the café welcomes everyone—no student pass or membership required. Just step in, soak up the tropical ambiance, and settle into one of the shaded outdoor tables with a view of the water. We came across this charming spot and decided to try a few of their signatures. The laksa seafood pasta was a standout—spaghetti coated in creamy, spicy laksa sauce and generously topped with prawns, mussels, and squid. It was bold, rich, and packed with that unmistakable laksa aroma. The crispy chicken parmigiana hit the comfort food spot—golden, crunchy breaded chicken topped with tomato sauce and melted cheese, served with fries and greens. Rounding things out, the chicken pinky pasta came with tender grilled chicken and a creamy tomato base that was satisfying without being too heavy. The overall vibe? Relaxed, unpretentious, and almost holiday-like. Whether you're here for a casual meal, a post-swim bite, or just looking for a quiet nook to escape the city’s rush, this poolside hideout at SPGG is a real find. Located just a short walk from Dover MRT, it’s a great dining option you wouldn’t expect to find on a polytechnic campus. But once you’re there—watching the sunlight dance on the pool, fork in hand—you’ll wonder why you didn’t discover it sooner.

#postandearn #best_trip_by_trip #adventuretravel #familytrip #stunningview If you’re someone who craves raw adventure, natural beauty, and an immersive wildlife experience, Rainforest Wild Asia is a destination that will leave you speechless. Nestled deep in the heart of the tropical rainforest, this eco-paradise offers an unforgettable blend of biodiversity, adventure, and serenity. From the moment I arrived, I was mesmerized by the lush greenery, the calls of exotic birds, and the pure, untouched environment that surrounded me. The journey itself felt like stepping into a different world. Towering trees, thick vines, and a natural symphony of chirping crickets and distant howls created an atmosphere straight out of a nature documentary. The staff welcomed us warmly and provided a brief orientation about the area’s wildlife and sustainability practices. I was impressed by how committed they were to preserving the rainforest while giving visitors a close look at its wonders. One of the highlights was the guided jungle trek. Our guide, knowledgeable and passionate, pointed out various species of flora and fauna—some I had only ever seen on TV! We spotted hornbills, macaques, colorful butterflies, and even the footprints of a wild cat. The air was fresh, the ground soft with fallen leaves, and every step deeper into the forest felt like an adventure into the unknown. The canopy walk was another thrilling experience. Suspended high above the forest floor, the views were breathtaking. I stood still for a moment, surrounded by nothing but green treetops, birds soaring above, and the distant sound of a waterfall—it was peaceful and powerful at the same time. Accommodation at Rainforest Wild Asia is simple yet comfortable. The eco-lodges are built with sustainable materials and designed to blend into the natural surroundings. There’s no luxury in the traditional sense, but the richness of nature more than makes up for it. Meals were locally sourced and delicious, with a mix of Asian flavors that perfectly complemented the experience. Evenings were magical—sitting around a campfire, sharing stories with fellow travelers, and gazing at the stars. With no city lights to interfere, the night sky was a brilliant canvas of stars, making me feel deeply connected to nature. Rainforest Wild Asia is more than a destination—it’s a reminder of the beauty and importance of our natural world. It’s ideal for eco-tourists, photographers, wildlife lovers, or anyone seeking a break from modern life. Just remember to pack light, wear comfortable hiking shoes, and come with an open heart ready for adventure. If you’re looking to reconnect with nature and experience the wild side of Asia in its purest form, this hidden gem should be at the top of your travel list. I left with unforgettable memories, a deeper appreciation for nature, and a promise to return.

Luxury accommodation in Singapore 3 days 2 nights 🇸🇬 Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre A new hotel near Chinatown, next to the MRT Telok Ayer station, 5 minutes walk, great location There are restaurants, convenience stores, and chic bars around the hotel✨✨ ✅The bedroom is very new, starting at 15 sq m. There is a hot water kettle, safe, refrigerator, and a work desk There is a water filter, saving the world, reducing plastic The bathroom has a bidet + Rain Shower ✅Complete facilities, all on the 2nd floor🏊♀️ Both a stunning swimming pool and a Wellness Deck You can book yoga, there is a gym, a laundry room and an ice maker🧊 for free!! ✅The All Day Dining restaurant is on the second floor Named CHARA BRASSERIE, the breakfast is very good Variety of food, both ABF and Singapore local food 🍜 ✅Very good location, located in Chinatown, next to Telok Ayer MRT station, 5 minutes walk to Walk to Lau Pa Sat food center or go to worship at Wat Khiao Kaew China Town ----------------------------------- They have a special promotion, Romantic Escapes Package, book now, get full benefits as follows: + Breakfast for 2 people at Chara Brasserie + Get 1 bottle of sparkling wine + Get 1 box of Kopi-O chocolate + Late check-out until 2 pm ----------------------------------- ⚡ #mercureiconsg #MercureICONSingaporeCityCentre

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Marina Bay is located in the central city. Land reclamation projects have been going on in the Marina Bay area since the 1970s. The entire Marina Bay area is surrounded by many international chain hotels, shopping malls and tourist attractions. It is also a financial and commercial area. The numerous skyscrapers and many internationally renowned companies have settled in, injecting a strong competitive energy into Singapore. There are many famous attractions in Singapore on the 3.5-kilometer-long Bayfront Trail, starting from the Merlion Park, passing the 260-meter-long Marina Bridge to the Esplanade and then to the Youth Olympic Park. Diagonally opposite the park is the Singapore Flyer, which was once the tallest wheel in the world. Walk along the Bayfront Promenade to the 280-meter-long Helix Bridge, which connects the Marina Bay Financial Center and the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort. It is a pedestrian-only bridge. When you walk down the bridge, you can see the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum and Marina Bay Sands. I don’t know how many times I have gone back and forth on the Bayfront Trail in the past few days. If you want to see all these attractions carefully, one day is definitely not enough. Marina Bay is also the best place for water activities. There are yachts, sailboats, amphibious boats, SUP and other water activities on the water in the bay. The entire Marina Bay area combines business, art, tourism and sports to create Singapore's unique local economic and cultural strength.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Sultan Mosque is located in Kampong Glam and was built in 1824. The church was funded by Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore at that time. The Sultan Mosque is the oldest mosque in Singapore. It has undergone almost no major changes since its construction and was listed as a national monument by the Singapore government in 1975. When entering the mosque, staff will check whether tourists are dressed appropriately. Men's tops must have collars and sleeves and must wear long trousers. Women's tops must have collars and sleeves and their trousers must reach the ankles. However, the church provides outer robes for tourists to use, and you are not allowed to enter the church wearing shorts or sleeveless tops. I have the impression that the interior floors of mosques are all covered with carpets and believers would kneel on the carpets to pray. Singapore is a multi-ethnic country where everyone has the freedom of belief. Religion has the effect of soothing people's hearts and generating the power of gathering through faith.

#springitinerary If you’re a fan of unique and indulgent desserts, you’ve probably heard about the viral Banana Pudding Matcha Latte from Creamie Sippies. This cozy kiosk at 7 Jalan Bukit Merah has become the go-to spot for a treat that’s taken social media by storm, and for good reason. I recently had the chance to try it, and let me tell you – it’s unlike anything I’ve had before. The combination of rich banana pudding and Uji matcha is pure magic. The matcha is smooth and earthy, perfectly balanced by the sweetness of the banana pudding. Topped with a Biscoff cookie, this drink feels like a dessert in a cup — creamy, flavorful, and so satisfying. What makes this drink even more special is that it’s made with real ingredients — no artificial flavors or gelatin. Creamie Sippies does it the right way, ensuring that every sip is as authentic and delicious as it gets. The Banana Pudding Matcha Latte is priced at $9.90 for a generous 500ml cup, and it’s available for a limited time, so you’ll want to grab it while you can. If you’re keen to recreate this at home, they also sell banana pudding matcha powder in 250g and 500g packs, which is a great option for matcha lovers who want to try their hand at making it. If you love matcha or are just looking to try something a little different, Creamie Sippies' Banana Pudding Matcha Latte should definitely be on your list. It’s the perfect sweet treat to enjoy on a relaxing afternoon, and it’s a fun way to treat your taste buds to something new.