🇸🇬Singapore’s fragmented two-day super exciting itinerary, a must-read guide!

#新加坡之旅 I just came back from Singapore recently. Although I only stayed there for two days, it was really fulfilling and happy! Now I can’t wait to share this amazing hotel, food and attractions guide with my kids💖 🏨Hotel Recommendation • Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay: 3-star hotel with a great location! Right by the Singapore River, a 3-minute walk to the Singapore River and a 9-minute walk to Clarke Quay. There are so many restaurants and bars around, and it is very lively at night. It is also very close to attractions such as Merlion Park and St. Andrew's Cathedral, making travel super convenient~ • Fairmont Singapore: Located in Marina Bay, the location is superb. The hotel also has an open-air swimming pool. It is so relaxing to take a swim after visiting the attractions. There are famous attractions such as Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay nearby, which makes it very convenient to play. 🍱Food recommendations • Jumbo Seafood Restaurant: A must-visit when you come to Singapore! The signature chili crab is a must-order. The sweet and spicy sauce is filled with plump and tasty crab meat. The soup is thick and fresh. I can eat three bowls of it with rice. • Song Fa Bak Kut Teh: This is a Singaporean delicacy. The pork ribs are stewed until soft and the soup base is rich in pepper flavor. It is paired with fried dough sticks. A bite of Bak Kut Teh and a bite of fried dough sticks is simply the ultimate enjoyment of the taste buds. The soup can be refilled for free~ • Ya Kun Kaya Toast: Well-deserved national breakfast shop! The kaya bread has a crispy crust and sweet fillings, and is paired with a half-cooked hot spring egg. This wonderful combination will make anyone who eats it fall in love with it🥰 • Dashijia Dadadada Prawn Noodles: The prawn noodles are rich and fresh in flavor. Every bite of noodles and a sip of soup will give you a full sense of happiness. Their signature apple sour plum drink is also very good, refreshing and perfect with shrimp noodles~ 🌆Attractions Recommendation • Gardens by the Bay: It has many 16-story-high super trees and a light show at night, making you feel like you are in a dream world. The Cloud Forest and Flower Dome exhibit a variety of rare plants, which is really amazing and the photos are also great📸 • Merlion Park: An iconic attraction in Singapore, taking photos with the Merlion is a must. There are many restaurants and bars on the wooden boardwalk near the sea. When you are tired of shopping, you can sit down and take a rest while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Marina Bay. It is very comfortable. • Chinatown: Singapore’s Chinatown, full of Chinese style. There are many century-old shops and specialty vendors here. You can taste Jinhua fish fillet rice noodles and other delicacies, and visit temples such as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Longhua Temple to experience the wonderful fusion of Chinese culture and multiculturalism. • Kampong Glam: Full of Malay cultural characteristics, the Sultan Mosque is solemn and majestic. The houses on the surrounding streets are colorful, and there are many specialty shops and Middle Eastern-style restaurants. It is very suitable for taking pictures and strolling. You can take exotic photos in minutes~ 🗺Itinerary • Day 1: After arriving in Singapore in the morning, check in at the hotel and take a short rest. At noon, we went to Clarke Quay for lunch and strolled along the Singapore River to enjoy the riverside scenery. In the afternoon, we went to Gardens by the Bay to enjoy the super trees and various plant landscapes. In the evening, we watched the light show. After that, we went to Celavi Sky Bar on the 57th floor of the Marina Sands Hotel to overlook the night view from above. It was so romantic. • Day 2: Check in at Merlion Park in the morning, then head to Chinatown, where you’ll have lunch and stroll around Smith Street and other streets to experience the bustling atmosphere of Chinatown. In the afternoon, go to Kampong Glam, visit the Sultan Mosque and go shopping in Haji Lane. Enjoy dinner at Clarke Quay in the evening and experience the charm of local nightlife~ Although there are only two days, this arrangement really allows you to experience the essence of Singapore! You can adjust flexibly according to your own interests and time. I believe you can spend two super happy days in Singapore🥳