[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for HSBC Rain Vortex (Updated Jun)

🧳 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

#travellerswonderland Faster come to Changi’s Jewel at Forest Valley which is right at Rain Vortex here to take part in Trip’s Traveller’s Wonderland. This got to be the best photo spot to take at Canopy Park, you will have an entire view of the Rain Vortex and you can to see the sky trains passing too. Don’t forget to check on Trip.com app for more goodies! Hurry up and go to Jewel Changi Airport Forest Valley for this Traveller’s Wonderland ending 7 October 2024

#solotrip This time i visited HSBC Rain Vortex in Singapore. The HSBC Rain Vortex is the waterfall at Jewel Changi that is known as the world's largest indoor waterfall and stands at a height of 40 meters. This place becomes one of the most iconic attractions at Jewel Changi Aiport. HSBC Rain Vortex is an impressive indoor waterfall, and this waterfall is surrounded by greeneries. The HSBC Rain Vortex will set the stage for a mesmerising Light & Sound show, running from 8.30pm to 12.30am daily at hourly intervals. #jewel #singapore #changi #jewelchangi #changiairport #urbanexplorer #summervacation #travel #trip

📸Attraction Name: The Rain Vortex 📍Location : Jewel Changi Airport Singapore 🚏Best way to get there: on foot The Rain Vortex is considered to be the largest and biggest indoor waterfall in the world. It has a height of 40 meters or 130 feet. It is one of the iconic attraction in Singapore. The Rain Vortex is located at the Changi Airport so upon arrival, your great trip to Singapore has already started. Walking around the compound that is surrounded by the Forest Valley and Jewel Changi Airport restaurants and retail outlets, you can easily spend a minimum of 1 hour and just explore and be mesmerized and take some good pictures. It’s note taking that light show can be watched at 8pm and 9pm and some days at 10pm too. #singaporetrip

#Singapore attractions An amazing waterfall in Jewel Mall, which anyone who lands in Singapore must not miss. Whether on the way there or back, you must see this mall at Terminal T1. It is the closest we will see. A highlight that no one ever misses. There is a circular seating area with lots of trees. Whether you are waiting to check in for your return flight, you can come and sit, lie down, and relax here. It is so awesome!

#meetsingapore HSBC Rain Vortex is the highest indoor waterfall in the World, with a waterfall height of more than 40 meters below from the dome-shaped roof located at Jewel Changi Airport Singapore. According to the SG Mothership site, HSBC Rain Vortex uses 500,000 liters of water, where 38,000 liters of water flows every minute. It seems that is amazing indoor waterfall in the world. Once you were here you will feel like staying in different world, with refreshing and the beautiful views of the train passing by the waterfall. Address- 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666 Singapore. #hsbcrainvortex #changiairport

#SingaporeTravel HSBC Rain Vortex is a marvel of modern engineering and a highlight of Jewel Changi. The world's tallest indoor waterfall is 40 meters high and attracts nature lovers and architecture enthusiasts. Start your day early with a stroll through Shiseido Forest Valle. Inside the building, there are many top restaurants and branded shopping malls. And don't miss the first Pokemon Center outside of Japan for the kids. It's a place for the whole family to come together and share great experiences. #wattosann

The HSBC Rain Vortex is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall! It is a stunning display of water cascading down from a height of 40m, that’s equivalent to 7 storeys high! In the day, the waterfall looks so mesmerising with the sunlight shining through the roof onto the cascading waters. The waterfall is located in Jewel Changi Airport, a huge entertainment-lifestyle shopping centre that has many retail outlets and dining establishments. Right now there’s CNY themed decorations such as flowers and the twelve zodiac animals. Look out for your zodiac animal to read about your fortune in 2022! #moreinsg #tigeryear2022

The HSBC Rain Vortex is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall! It is a stunning display of water cascading down from a height of 40m, that’s equivalent to 7 storeys high! In the day, the waterfall looks so mesmerising with the sunlight shining through the roof onto the cascading waters. At night, the waterfall becomes a screen to an amazing light and sound show. You can catch the show at the Shiseido Valley or go up to a higher floor to one of the vantage points to enjoy the show. The waterfall is located in Jewel Changi Airport, a huge entertainment-lifestyle shopping centre that has many retail outlets and dining establishments.

#Singapore The best airport in the world💎 I went to Changi Airport in Singapore! Speaking of Changi Airport! The world's largest indoor artificial waterfall, HSB Rain Vortex! It's about 40m high from the ceiling to the ground, making it the tallest indoor artificial waterfall in the world✨✨ It's impressive and photogenic, so it's a highly recommended spot! Jewel, located next to the airport, is a recommended shopping mall for buying souvenirs and enjoying Singaporean cuisine! I stopped by Starbucks and saw a Merlion bear that was too cute... If you visit Singapore, be sure to take a stroll around Changi Airport✨✨

🇸🇬✨ “Singapore Diary” 4 days 3 nights Travel to make your heart flutter in a small city full of wow! 💕 Have you ever felt like this? The kind of place where you want to go somewhere… Let your heart refresh a bit 🌈 I am one of them. So I packed my small bag and flew to Singapore, a lovely city where just stepping out of the airport feels like you have entered another world ✨ ⸻ 🛫 Day 1: We have arrived, “The Land of Cleanliness and Order” After getting off the plane at Changi Airport, we stopped by Jewel Changi first~ This is not just an ordinary airport, but a shopping mall! There are restaurants, cafes, and the world’s tallest indoor waterfall 🌧️💖 It’s called HSBC Rain Vortex, just like a waterfall in a fairy tale! After walking around and taking pictures until we were satisfied, we took the MRT into the city with the EZ-Link card (very convenient) and headed to the hotel in Bugis area that we booked. The location is great, near Haji Lane too~ After checking in, we quickly got dressed and went out to Merlion Park to find the famous water-spouting lion in the middle of Marina Bay! The evening view is super romantic, with a gentle breeze and sunlight reflecting off the water. The photos that came out were irresistible. 📷🌅 ⸻ 🧚 Day 2: The day flowers bloom in the heart 🌷✨ This morning, we started the day by going to Gardens by the Bay. I have to say that this place is the botanical garden of the future! We started at the Flower Dome, which is full of flowers from all over the world. Walking around made my heart so full. Flowers are like smiles from nature🌸 Then we continued to Cloud Forest. Wow~ There is a waterfall flowing down from above. It looks magnificent like being in the world of Avatar. Walking up the fog bridge is so refreshing. 🪴 In the afternoon, we stopped by the ArtScience Museum, a cute lotus-shaped building next to Marina Bay Sands. Inside, there are many interactive exhibitions to take pictures, especially the Future World zone, which is like entering a dream world. 🌌 In the evening, we went up to see the view at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark on the 57th floor. Looking down, you can see the whole city. The cool breeze and the sunset are the best. 🧡 ⸻ 🎠 Day 3: Children's Day at Sentosa Island 💕 Today, we woke up very excited! Because we were going to the fun island, Sentosa. ~ Starting from taking the MRT to HarbourFront and then transferring to Sentosa Express. You can enter the island very easily. 🚝 Of course, we rushed to Universal Studios Singapore first! This is a theme park full of cartoon characters that we love, such as Minions, Madagascar, Shrek, Transformers, etc. Plus, the rides are super fun! For those who like thrilling genres, I recommend Revenge of the Mummy and Battlestar Galactica! 🎢💥 In the afternoon, walk to the beach at Palawan Beach. It's a very lovely sea. There is a small suspension bridge to walk across to the "southernmost point of mainland Asia". The water is clear, the sky is clear, and the wind is blowing gently. It's so good for the heart. 🏖️🌤️ ⸻ 🎁 Day 4: Shopping for the last time, not wanting to go back This morning, I woke up feeling a little sad because it was the last day. Sob~ We packed our stuff, checked out, and went to Chinatown to find souvenirs. There were a lot of things for sale, such as key chains, magnets, tea, snacks, and cute trinkets at friendly prices. 💸 We stopped to eat chicken rice at Hawker Chan, which also received a Michelin star! The price is in the tens, but the taste is in the hundreds of thousands. The rice is fragrant, the chicken is soft, and the sauce is very delicious. 🐔🍚 Before flying back, we ended the trip at Jewel Changi again. We went to watch the waterfall show in the evening. There was light, color, sound, and music. It's like watching a concert in the middle of the Himalayas. 🎶🌈 ⸻ 🧸 Summary of the cuteness of Singapore in 4 days • 🇸🇬 A small city that is clean, peaceful and safe. Walking alone is not scary. • 🧳 Convenient transportation, MRT covers the whole city. • 🏙️ Beautiful architecture, both natural and modern. • 🧁 Delicious food, both savory and sweet, plus there are many cool cafes. • 📷 Lots of photo spots, Instagram lovers must scream. • 🫶 Most importantly... is the "good feeling" that we get back. ⸻ 💌 Last words from our hearts... For those who want to take a break from the chaos, want to go somewhere that doesn't take a lot of time, but can return with full energy... Singapore may be a small point on the map. But it is always a big point in our memories. 💗🇸🇬 And one day... I hope you will come and experience it yourself :) Because some happiness...just telling it is not enough. Must go with heart ✈️✨ #Singapore #TravelAbroad

🌈 “Small Singapore, but big happiness” 🇸🇬💼 Review of 4 days and 3 nights in Singapore. Easy to travel, easy to walk, get beautiful pictures from every angle! Hello~ Today we will share a cute review of a trip to Singapore. Cute, suitable for those who are looking for a light international trip. Not far, not confusing, but full of impressions, like eating, traveling, taking pictures, and coming back with a full heart 💕 If anyone reads this and wants to pack their bags immediately, we will be very happy. 🧳🌤️ ⸻ ☁️ Day 1 – Hi Singapore~ We've arrived! On the first morning, we took an early morning flight to Changi Airport. A top airport in the world that I'm not exaggerating at all. Because walking in for a bit, it felt like walking in a shopping mall combined with a dream garden. ✨🌿 After going through immigration, we rushed straight to Jewel Changi to see the HSBC Rain Vortex, the largest indoor waterfall in the world!!! It sounds exaggerated, right? But it's true, everyone has to try to see it for themselves. It was breathtaking 😍 Then we traveled into the city by MRT (buy an EZ-Link card or tap a credit card). Our accommodation was booked in the Bugis area because it was convenient to travel, there were many restaurants, and it was also close to the hip Haji Lane area! 🎨 In the evening, we walked to Merlion Park to meet the legendary water-spouting lion~ The view here is great, you can see the beautiful Marina Bay Sands opposite, surrounded by water, and the wind was blowing gently. Let me tell you, the atmosphere was so good that I wanted to sit there for a long time. 🍃🌇 ⸻ 🌼 Day 2 – A day of amazing landmarks! This morning, we woke up early because we were going to a very iconic place in Singapore, which is... Gardens by the Bay~ 💐 Starting from entering the Flower Dome, the temperature inside was cool and comfortable. There were so many flowers!!! It was like walking in a fairy tale. There were tulips, hydrangeas, and sunflowers lined up like a carpet of flowers. 🌸🪻 Next was the Cloud Forest, which had a waterfall in a large dome, as beautiful as a scene in a fantasy movie. The photos came out so dreamy ☁️💦 I recommend going in the morning because the sunlight will shine down beautifully. In the afternoon, we went for a walk at the ArtScience Museum, a building shaped like a lotus by the water. There are many interactive exhibitions to play with, especially the Future World zone, which is colorful, plays with lights, plays with light, and gets lots of photos! 📸 In the evening, we went to the SkyPark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands. We took the elevator up and looked at the view around the city. It was like… my heart melted. This city is really cute. 🏙️✨ ⸻ 🧃 Day 3 – A day of fun at Sentosa! Today is the day I've been waiting for the most!! Because we're going to Universal Studios Singapore~ 🎡💥 Take the MRT to HarbourFront and then transfer to Sentosa Express to get to the island. It's so easy. We played a lot of rides, including Revenge of the Mummy, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, and Transformers 4D Ride. It was so much fun that we wanted to play it again~ But if you don't want to be too scared, there are also cute zones like Madagascar and Minions. I recommend downloading the USS app to check the queue times so you can plan accordingly. 🧸 And don't forget to eat the caramel-scented popcorn here. It's so fragrant!!! Eating it while walking around is so much fun. 🍿 In the evening, we walked to the sea near Palawan Beach and watched the sunset. There's a small bridge that leads to the southernmost point of Asia. It sounds romantic, right? But it's actually super cute. You want to stay here for a long time. 🌅🏝️ ⸻ 🍜 Day 4 – Souvenirs, Food, and Missing You It's the last day. I'm a little sad, but I still have the energy to keep going! We stopped by Chinatown. There are so many souvenirs here, keychains, cloth bags, T-shirts, and refrigerator magnets. It's so much fun to choose~ The prices are good too. The more you buy, the more worthwhile it is. 🎁 We didn't miss eating the famous chicken rice at Hawker Chan, which received a Michelin star! It's really delicious without having to put on a lot of makeup. The rice is fragrant, the chicken is soft, and the sauce is super delicious! 🍗 Before going back, we went back to the airport in the afternoon to go for another walk at Jewel Changi. This place is not just an airport, but a shopping mall + park + relaxation area all in one. After walking around, we really didn't want to go back. ⸻ 🌟 Summary of my impressions - Singapore, a small, warm-hearted place 💖 • Very easy to travel, the transportation system is on time, no need to rely on taxis at all. • The city is so clean that I feel bad if I accidentally eat something and don't see the trash can. • The people here speak English, are easy to understand, smile well, are polite, and cute. • It's perfect for coming alone, with friends, or with family because they have everything! For us, Singapore is a country that's perfect for "a short break but a long-term energy boost". 💗 It's a place where you don't have to rush or prepare a lot of things. But I came back with a smile and a much warmer heart. ☀️ ⸻ For those who are hesitating whether to go or not... We invite you to go. Sometimes, "small countries" like this... make us realize that happiness does not always have to be far away. ✈️ See you again on the next trip~ 💕🧳 ⸻ #Singapore #TravelAbroad

newnew🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:HSBC Rain Vortex-Fort Canning Tree Tunnel-Orchard Rd-Lucky Plaza- Merlion Park-Gardens by the Bay-Garden Rhapsody Day 2:LEGOLAND® Malaysia-Lau Pa Sat-Chinatown Day 3:Sentosa Sensoryscape-Universal Studios Singapore-Hotel Bencoolen @ Bencoolen Street-Jewel Changi Airport 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.HSBC Rain Vortex 2.Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 3.Orchard Rd 4.Lucky Plaza 5.Merlion Park 6.Gardens by the Bay 7.Garden Rhapsody 8.LEGOLAND® Malaysia 9.Chinatown 10.Sentosa Sensoryscape 11.Universal Studios Singapore 12.Jewel Changi Airport 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1. Lau Pa Sat 2. Bugis Street Food Court 3. Gluttons by the bay 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Hotel Bencoolen @ Bencoolen Street There's an MRT station below the hotel, like literally the entrance of the train station is just across the street from the hotel, few steps only. 😍😍😍 📷📷 [Free Photo Spots] Merlion Park Link bridge of MBS to Garden's by the bay Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 📣📣 [Tips] Book a Singapore Pass for unlimited train ride, available at Changi Terminal 2 MRT station. #singapore #travel #jewelchangiairport #universalstudiossg #legolandmalaysia

A Cute Singapore Travel Review: A small city filled with happiness and unforgettable impressions 💙✨ Hello everyone! Today, Boom will take you on a journey to "Singapore," a charming city that everyone dreams of visiting. It's perfect for those who want to travel abroad but stay close to Thailand. I'll share my detailed experiences and impressions with you all. By the end of this, you'll definitely want to pack your bags and join me on this adventure! ⸻ Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport — A Paradise for Nature Lovers and Shoppers The moment we stepped into Changi Airport, we were greeted by Jewel Changi Airport. This is truly a one-of-a-kind airport in the world because it features the "Rain Vortex," the tallest indoor waterfall in the world. This waterfall feels like something out of a fairy tale. As you walk in, you're met with beautiful lights and the refreshing sound of cascading water. Photography enthusiasts will love it here, as there are countless picturesque spots. Plus, there's a lush indoor garden filled with greenery. Beyond its beauty, there are plenty of restaurants and dessert shops. I tried the famous green tea ice cream, which was sweet but not overly so. There are also lots of cute souvenirs to choose from. ⸻ Day 2: Sentosa Island — A Paradise of Fun and Beautiful Beaches On the second day, we headed to Sentosa, a paradise island that combines amusement parks, nature, and beaches. We started at Universal Studios Singapore, which is perfect for everyone. There are various rides, such as the Transformers zone, Jurassic Park, and the thrilling Hollywood zone. After enjoying the rides, we relaxed at Palawan Beach. The soft white sand and crystal-clear water were amazing. Sitting there, eating ice cream, and listening to the waves made for a truly happy day. ⸻ Day 3: Gardens by the Bay — A Dream Botanical Garden with Giant Supertrees Singapore isn't just about stunning buildings; it also boasts incredible natural attractions like Gardens by the Bay. This botanical garden gathers plants from all over the world in one place. I especially loved the Cloud Forest Dome, which features a massive indoor waterfall and a cool, refreshing atmosphere that feels like a real tropical rainforest. The greenery is everywhere. At night, the Supertree Grove hosts a spectacular light and sound show, making you feel like you're in a fairy tale. It's an unforgettable experience. ⸻ Day 4: Orchard Road — A Shopper's and Foodie's Paradise Orchard Road is Singapore's famous shopping street, filled with renowned malls. I shopped for clothes, bags, and adorable souvenirs to bring home. Besides shopping, I also tried local dishes at the food court, such as Laksa with its rich and spicy broth, and Chili Crab, featuring fresh, large crabs in a sweet and spicy sauce. It was so delicious I had to order another plate! ⸻ Day 5: Marina Bay Sands — Stunning City Views and an Infinity Pool A key landmark of Singapore is Marina Bay Sands. We went up to the SkyPark on the 57th floor to enjoy a 360-degree view of the city, including tall buildings, the river, and the beautiful Helix Bridge. I had the chance to swim in the Infinity Pool, a rooftop pool with a breathtaking city view. It felt like being in a movie. I took so many photos from different angles. It was an incredibly memorable experience. ⸻ Day 6: Chinatown & Little India — A Cultural Melting Pot A trip to Singapore wouldn't be complete without visiting Chinatown and Little India. Here, you can immerse yourself in authentic Chinese and Indian cultures. In Chinatown, I explored temples, shrines, and Chinese-style souvenir shops, buying lots of cute items. Little India, on the other hand, is vibrant and colorful, with spicy food and beautiful temples that offer a glimpse into a different culture. ⸻ Day 7: Singapore Zoo & Night Safari — Encounter Wildlife in a Natural Setting On the last day, I visited Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari. This zoo is designed to mimic natural habitats, allowing close interactions with animals. I saw many species, including elephants, tigers, and various birds. The Night Safari was an exhilarating experience, as I walked through the nocturnal animal exhibits in an environment that felt like a real jungle. It was like being a true explorer. ⸻ Tips for This Trip 💡 • Get an EZ-Link or Tourist Pass for convenient MRT travel. • Bring an umbrella or raincoat, as rain showers are quick but brief. • Wear comfortable shoes, as there's a lot of walking involved. • Respect the country's rules, such as no littering or chewing gum. • Don't miss trying local food at the food courts; it's truly delicious. ⸻ Final Impressions 💖 Singapore is a small city but filled with charm and happiness. From its stunning natural attractions and thrilling amusement parks to its delicious food and cleanliness, everything made this trip a warm and cherished memory. If you're looking for an easy, convenient, and fun international destination, Singapore is the answer. I guarantee you'll fall in love with it just like I did! ⸻ Thank you for reading my review. I hope it inspires and gives you ideas for your Singapore trip 💙😊 ⸻ If you enjoyed this or want me to write other reviews, feel free to let me know. I'd be delighted! ⸻

#springitinerary The HSBC Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport is a breathtaking sight. Standing at 40 meters, it's the world's tallest indoor waterfall, cascading through the heart of a lush indoor forest. By day, sunlight dances on the falling water, creating a serene and mesmerizing atmosphere. As night falls, the waterfall transforms into a dazzling light and sound show, with vibrant colors and music enchanting visitors. #singapore #jammerstheexplorer

#springitinerary I still can’t get over the HSBC Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport — hands down one of the most magical places I’ve ever seen. 💧✨ Imagine stepping into an airport and being greeted by a 40-meter indoor waterfall cascading down through a lush forest right in the heart of the building. It’s not just beautiful — it feels surreal, like something out of a dream. 🌿🌈 During the day, it’s this peaceful, calming oasis — the perfect escape from the usual airport chaos. I literally just stood there watching the water fall for ages, completely mesmerized. Then as night falls, the whole place transforms with a light and sound show that makes the waterfall glow and dance to music. It’s like nature meets art and technology, all in one place. What I loved most? It’s not just a photo spot (though yes, it’s insanely photogenic 📸). It’s a moment. A place that makes you stop, breathe, and feel something. 🌬️💫 If you’re ever in Singapore — even just on a layover — make time to explore Jewel. Trust me, the Rain Vortex is worth it. You don’t just see it. You feel it. ❤️ #JewelChangi #RainVortex #SingaporeDiaries #TravelWithMe #AirportGoals #WanderlustMoments #ChangiAirport #MagicalPlaces

#springitinerary During my spring getaway to Singapore, the Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi instantly became a highlight of the trip. Standing at 40 meters tall, it is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, and witnessing its powerful cascade surrounded by the lush greenery of the Shiseido Forest Valley was simply breathtaking. Especially from the East Trail, the views are serene and immersive—offering a peaceful escape that feels worlds away from the bustling airport. As the waterfall flows dramatically from the dome’s center, mist dances through the air, creating a dreamy, almost otherworldly atmosphere. At night, the Rain Vortex transforms into a dazzling light and sound show, making it a photogenic and unforgettable experience. Jewel Changi’s perfect blend of nature and architecture makes this spot an essential stop for travelers. It’s more than a landmark—it’s a moment of awe and tranquility, right at Singapore’s doorstep.

Traveling to Malaysia and Singapore completely changed the way I see the world. It wasn’t just a vacation, it was a powerful and eye-opening experience that taught me more than I ever expected. Being immersed in two countries with such rich, diverse cultures helped me understand how history, religion, and tradition shape everyday life in ways that are both deeply personal and shared across communities. In Malaysia, I was struck by the way different cultures live side by side. Walking through the streets of Kuala Lumpur, I saw mosques, Hindu temples, and Chinese shrines all within a few blocks. The blend of Malay, Indian, and Chinese influences is not just something you read about. You feel it in the food, the festivals, the languages spoken, and the way people interact. It made me reflect on how diversity can thrive when there’s respect and openness. Singapore, on the other hand, impressed me with its modernity and order. Yet beneath the high-rise buildings and efficient public transport, there’s also a strong commitment to multicultural harmony. Everything from their laws to their food courts reflect a thoughtful balance of tradition and innovation. I found it fascinating how a small country could feel so global yet so rooted in its own identity. This trip taught me to look beyond headlines and stereotypes. It reminded me that there’s no single way of living that is “normal.” Seeing how other people live, work, and celebrate made me more open-minded and curious. It gave me a better sense of how connected we all really are, even if we come from very different places. If you’re looking for a trip that will leave a lasting impression, Malaysia and Singapore offer more than beautiful sights. They offer lessons about the world and your place in it.#malaysia #singapore #historicallandmarks #familytrip #localguides #deliciousfood #landscapes

#favouriteitinerary Singapore Airport is an iconic airport that was known as the world’s number one for the longest time. The rain vortex located at Terminal 1 is especially a popular destination. It is completely free to be able to see the rain vortex and take pictures! The place is kept very cool, rather even cold for me. There’s greenery all around despite being indoor, I would have loved to spend my time just chilling there. The light that was shinning through the glass ceiling felt very comforting. There’s also a place known as Canopy Park at terminal 1 which is a payable option if you wanna take your kids there while having a connecting flight. There’s bouncing nets and everything fun with great photo spots!

#0yentravelFebruary2025 At Singapore's Changi International Airport, there is a popular facility called Jewel, which houses restaurants, cafes, shops, and more between the terminals. The highlight of this facility is the artificial waterfall called "Vortex" in the central atrium, but the water of the waterfall stops from 10pm to around 10-11am. It would be a shame if you went there looking forward to it and couldn't see the waterfall, so be sure to check the waterfall's operating hours on the official website.

Singapore’s Changi Airport is often regarded as the best airport in the world, and one of its standout features is the stunning **Jewel Changi**, home to the world-famous **HSBC Rain Vortex**, the tallest indoor waterfall in the world. Here’s why it's so exceptional: 1. The Jewel Changi Experience Jewel Changi is a **multi-purpose complex** connected to the airport, blending nature, entertainment, shopping, and dining. The centerpiece of this is the **HSBC Rain Vortex**, which is a massive 40-meter (131-foot) waterfall that cascades from the glass canopy above. The combination of water, light, and greenery creates a mesmerizing experience. 2. A Beautiful Fusion of Nature and Technology The waterfall is not just a visual spectacle. It’s integrated into the **lush indoor garden** called the **Shiseido Forest Valley**, which features over 2,000 trees and plants. The space feels like a tranquil oasis, offering a peaceful escape from the usual airport hustle and bustle. The waterfall itself is surrounded by pathways, seating areas, and even bridges where visitors can get up close to the stunning sight. 3. The Light and Sound Show What makes the **HSBC Rain Vortex** even more special is its **light and sound show**. Every evening, the waterfall transforms into an interactive multimedia experience, with lights, music, and projections that enhance the visual appeal. The show runs at regular intervals, adding an extra layer of magic to the airport visit. 4. World-Class Design and Architecture Designed by architect **Moshe Safdie**, the architecture of Jewel Changi is a masterpiece, with the waterfall as the focal point. The building itself has a futuristic, yet organic feel, with a **dome-shaped glass roof** that allows natural sunlight to filter through during the day. This creates a perfect balance of modern design and natural beauty. 5. Convenience and Comfort Changi Airport itself is already known for its top-notch amenities, making it not just an airport, but a **destination in itself**. With its easy-to-navigate layout, tons of entertainment options (including movie theaters, art installations, and free gaming stations), and incredible food options, the airport feels more like a luxury lounge. It’s also one of the few airports in the world that has a **swimming pool** and a **garden** for travelers to relax and unwind. 6. Symbol of Singapore’s Innovation Changi Airport's **HSBC Rain Vortex** and Jewel symbolize Singapore's commitment to blending innovation with sustainability. The entire structure of Jewel is designed with **eco-friendly features**, like energy-efficient systems, rainwater harvesting, and natural ventilation, which makes it a model of modern, sustainable design. 7. Cultural Icon Over the years, Jewel has become a cultural symbol of Singapore, attracting both travelers and locals. It has transformed the airport into more than just a transit point—it’s a place to visit

#newyearnewtrip The beautiful indoor waterfall at the jewels is definitely one for the attractions that you should not miss out on. The place is always crowded with both locals and tourists, taking several pictures here. The place is huge and you can walk up the stairs to reach the top of the place. If you are taking the SkyTrain, you may be travelling along the waterfall. It is definitely a very spectacular scene to be personally standing here to view it. During the evening , there would be lighting works that will bring beauty to another level. There are several restaurants here too where you can enjoy the meals here as well as the beautiful scenery here.

#getgoing2025 Stepping into Jewel Changi was like entering a dream. The sight of the Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, cascading through lush greenery, took my breath away. I wandered through the Forest Valley, a serene oasis amidst the bustling airport. From indulging in world-class dining to shopping for unique finds, every corner of Jewel Changi felt like a luxurious escape. It’s more than an airport—it’s an experience. 📍Rain Vortex, Jewel Changi, Singapore #singaporetrip #bestairport #shoppingmall #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #citydaytours #newyearvibes

#2025OverseasTravelEvent A must-visit place if you transit through Singapore, Jewel Shopping Mall Rain Vortex🇸🇬 Just looking at Rain Vortex is enough to say you've seen all of Singapore Changi Airport, a magnificent artificial waterfall! You'll lose your mind just by looking at it... 🫢 Since it's right next to the airport, you can easily find it through the connecting passage after passing through immigration, so it's great for a quick stopover✨ 📍HSBC Rain Vortex / Jewel Changi Airport #SingaporeTravel #Singapore #SingaporeTravelDestination #JewelChangi #ChangiInternational #JewelChangiWaterfall #SoutheastAsiaTravel #jewelchangi #singapore

#Singapore Travel Jewel Changi Airport Full-scale shopping mall Located in the Changi Airport area, connected to the terminal There are natural beauty, technology, modernity and shopping places. Highlight HSBC RAIN VORTEX is located in the heart of the building. It is over 40 meters high and is known as the world's highest indoor waterfall. It is a popular photo spot for tourists.

#traveldiaries Beautiful! Is was so impressive to see the waterfall inside the airport and mall. Must see! There’s a lot of people queuing to take pictures so you only have ample time to pose. It’s fun tho. You can take a picture of this from the shuttle train too! My suggestion is to walk slowly to appreciate all the beauty and try to see the waterfall from different levels. The garden is also amazing

#travellerswonderland From now till 7 October, visitors can see and take pictures with models representing different countries from all over the world! This is organised by Trip.com just beside the rain vortex at Jewel airport. One can spot Panda from China and elephant from India. When you tag Trip and show it to a Trip representative, you get a chance to play the giant gachapon which gives you good opportunity to win some prizes! Grab a good lunch at various restaurants like HotTomato to enjoy the waterfall view besides visiting this event. Head down to Jewel today!

#familytravel Visiting the HSBC Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport with family is an unforgettable experience that combines awe-inspiring natural beauty with architectural innovation. As the world's tallest indoor waterfall, the Rain Vortex offers a spectacular centerpiece that captivates visitors of all ages, making it a must-see for families traveling through or visiting Singapore. Spectacular Waterfall Display Standing at 40 meters, the HSBC Rain Vortex is a stunning example of how nature and modern design can intertwine seamlessly. The waterfall pours down gracefully from the roof of the Jewel Changi dome, creating a mesmerizing visual effect that's both soothing and thrilling. At night, the Vortex is illuminated with a light show, casting colorful reflections that dance across the mist and the surrounding Shiseido Forest Valley, enhancing the magical ambiance. Family-Friendly Fun The Rain Vortex is surrounded by a plethora of attractions that make Jewel Changi a paradise for families. You can walk along the canopy bridge for a closer view of the waterfall or explore the lush trails of the Shiseido Forest Valley. For younger children, there are numerous interactive play areas, including mazes and bouncing nets, ensuring that kids of all ages have something exciting to explore. Dining and Shopping Galore Beyond the spectacle of the Rain Vortex, Jewel Changi offers an extensive array of dining and shopping options. From local favorites to international cuisines, families can enjoy a diverse range of meals with the stunning waterfall as their backdrop. The mall also features a wide selection of shops, offering everything from luxury brands to unique local crafts, making it the perfect spot to pick up a souvenir or two. Visitor Tips - Best Viewing Times: For the best experience, visit the Rain Vortex during the evening when the light show takes place. The display runs at hourly intervals, creating a dazzling effect that is especially magical at night. - Plan Ahead: Jewel Changi can get quite crowded, especially on weekends and holidays, so consider visiting during off-peak hours if possible. - Stay Hydrated: Walking around Jewel and its attractions can be tiring; keep hydrated, especially if you're visiting with young children. #HSBCRainVortex #JewelChangi #SingaporeAttraction #FamilyTravel #WaterfallMagic