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#shioksightseeing Just returned from an incredible trip to Bali, and I can’t get over how breathtaking the sunsets are here. There’s a certain magic to the way the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky with hues of pink, orange, and purple. Every evening felt like a fresh canvas, with the vibrant colors reflecting off the ocean and creating the perfect backdrop for reflection and awe. Whether you’re on the beach at Seminyak, overlooking the cliffs in Uluwatu, or even from a cozy café in Canggu, the view is simply mesmerizing. It’s one of those moments where time seems to stand still, and you can’t help but feel grateful for the beauty of the world. Bali’s sunsets are a reminder to slow down, take it all in, and appreciate life’s simple pleasures. If you ever find yourself in Bali, make sure you catch one of these unforgettable sunsets! 🌅✨

#shioksightseeing My recent trip to Pakistan's breathtaking lakes left me spellbound! We explored: 1. Soq Valley's serene beauty 2. Lower Kachura Lake (Shangri-La Lake) - tranquil and picturesque 3. Upper Kachura Lake - stunning vistas 4. Saling Valley's majestic landscape 5. Satrangi Lake (Lake of Seven Colors) - vibrant hues 6. Pari Lake - ethereal charm 7. Firoza/Bodroko Lake - crystal-clear waters 8. Borith Lake - serene and peaceful Each lake offered unique experiences, from boating to hiking. The scenic drives, lush greenery, and warm hospitality made this trip unforgettable. Pakistan's natural beauty has stolen my heart! Recommended for: Nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers.

#shioksightseeing Singapore offers a fantastic array of sightseeing opportunities, blending modern marvels with natural beauty and cultural heritage. Here are my top 10 sight seeing you must see in Singapore : 1.Marina Bay Sands; one of Singapore's most iconic buildings at the Marina Bay area. There are many spot to see, including the Instaworthy Bridge, the Helix Bridge and the art and science museum. 2.Gardens by the Bay; the futuristic park is a must-see, featuring the famous Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome. These massive gardens combine cutting-edge technology with beautiful horticulture, especially magical at night when the Supertrees light up in a dazzling display. 3.Sentosa Island; This resort island is home to Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, beautiful beaches, and an array of dining and entertainment options. Sentosa offers a fun mix of adventure and relaxation, from water parks to scenic cable car rides over the island for kids, young adult and families. 4.Chinatown; A vibrant cultural enclave, Chinatown offers rich heritage and bustling markets. Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple, and sample authentic street food at Chinatown Food Street. 5.Merlion Park; The Merlion statue, a symbol of Singapore, is an essential stop for sightseeing and photography. Located near Marina Bay, it offers great views of the Marina Bay Sands, Esplanade, and the Singapore River. 6.Orchard Road; Singapore’s famous shopping street is lined with malls, luxury boutiques, and eateries. Even if you're not planning to shop, Orchard Road’s vibrant atmosphere and architectural variety are great for an evening stroll. 7. Singapore Botanic Gardens; A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Botanic Gardens are lush, expansive, and beautifully maintained. Don’t miss the National Orchid Garden, which showcases a breathtaking variety of orchids. 8.Little India; A colorful and lively experience with its vibrant markets, temples, and traditional shops. You can find authentic Indian food and explore places like the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple and Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour shopping paradise. 9.Clarke Quay and Boat Quay; These historical riverside areas are perfect for riverside dining, river cruises, and nightlife. The area’s beautifully restored buildings and views of the Singapore River provide an ideal backdrop for a scenic evening out. 10.Kampong Glam and Haji Lane; Known for its rich Malay heritage, Kampong Glam is home to the Sultan Mosque and a mix of traditional shops and hip cafes. Haji Lane, nearby, is famous for its colorful street art, boutique shops, and unique cafes. These sights showcase Singapore's mix of nature, culture, history, and innovation, offering something for every kind of traveler. #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary #thingstodo #citydaytours #singapore

#shioksightseeing Is the Ghibli exhibition in Singapore really worth going to??? We stayed inside for two hours, which was longer than I thought. Is it because of the queue? Or course Not 🫢 Along with the music, our journey is going to be very interesting. *Choosing a weekday, the queue time is much shorter. Recommended🌟🌟🌟🌟 1️⃣ My Neighbor Totoro 🚌 Station! Remember the red umbrella is allow for photo shoots 📷 2️⃣ Kiki’s Delivery Service! There is a broom🧹, you can ride it to take pictures📷 3️⃣ 顔無し, Kaonashi, lit. "Faceless"man is sitting in the bus station !Remember to sit down and take nice pictures📷#studioghibli 💰Price per person Peak period (Friday to Sunday) Singapore Residents • Adults: SGD39 • Concession: SGD34 Visitors • Adults: SGD49 • Concession: SGD44 Off-peak period (Monday to Thursday) Singapore Residents • Adults: SGD29 • Concession: SGD24 Visitors • Adults: SGD39 • Concession: SGD34 ⏰ 20241004-20250202 (less than 6 months) Sunday to Thursday: 10:00am to 7:00pm (last entry at 6:00pm) Friday and Saturday: 10:00am to 9:00pm (last entry at 6:00pm) 8:15) Reminder⏮️ 🤫The staffs there really helpful 🤫The exhibition hall is located on B2 and 3rd floor (why is there such an arrangement?) 🤫The endless loop of songs spinning in your ears 📣 30% discount offer is only for MBS members (sign up for free membership) #宮崎劇新加坡#Faceless #toroto #singapore #travel

Follow me and win trip coins for Let’s EXPLORE Singapore There is a special pop up at Funan Singapore level 1 from now until 10 Nov 2024. Come take unique photos with their special installations and take part in their activities to win prizes. There are 6 themed routes to enjoy and each qualified trip moments can win 200 coins. Hope to see you berry soon! Post your moments, get Trip coins! #100WaysOfTravel #shioksightseeing #stylomilotrail #lioncitystyle #lepakatsentosa #gardencityexploration #letsmakan #pictureforperfectsingapore #mytripvlog #tripxplore

Did you know that within the iconic Marina Bay Sands of Singapore, there is a state-of-the-art theatre too! You can watch famous Broadway league musicals right here. They frequently run different shows with international casts from all over the world. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel #singapore #tripmoments #tripblazers

If you're looking to learn about Singapore's Chinese culture, you gotta check out the Singapo人 exhibition at Chinese Cultural Center !
 It may be small compared to other museums, but it's packed with fun and interactive exhibits that bring Singaporean's Chinese culture to life in a super cool way!
Admission is totally FREE for everyone, including foreigners! 🆓 And don't miss the awesome rooftop garden, it's a chill spot to relax and soak in the views. 🌳🌼
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➡️ Chinese Cultural Center, lvl 2
➡️ Opens everyday 
➡️ FOC for everyone, including foreigners #shioksightseeing

#shioksightseeing My winter trip to Switzerland was unforgettable! Zurich’s Christmas markets were magical, and the snowy views of Lake Zurich were stunning. In Lucerne, I took in the picturesque old town and Mount Pilatus. At Jungfraujoch, the “Top of Europe,” the snow-covered vistas were breathtaking. Zermatt, with the Matterhorn, was the perfect winter escape. A true winter wonderland!

#shioksightseeing My trip to Zurich was unforgettable! I loved exploring the charming Old Town (Altstadt) with its cobblestone streets and historic buildings. A boat ride on Lake Zurich offered stunning views of the Alps. I visited the Grossmünster church, walked along Bahnhofstrasse, and indulged in delicious Swiss fondue and chocolate. Zurich perfectly blends history, culture, and nature, making it a must-see destination!

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel Nanjing East Road is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Shanghai. This bustling pedestrian street is a perfect blend of history and modernity. Lined with iconic shops, grand department stores, and bright neon signs, it’s an energetic hub day or night. Whether you’re window shopping, trying local snacks, or simply soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, there’s never a dull moment. The street’s proximity to the Bund offers stunning views of Shanghai’s skyline, making it an ideal spot to experience the city’s dynamic spirit. A stroll down Nanjing East Road captures the essence of Shanghai in every step. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

They have many beautiful paintings inside. We spent almost the whole day exploring all the galleries. The museum itself is quite serene, making it perfect for taking a break from the busy city life of Singapore. With artwork spread over two adjacent historical buildings, which were well designed to be connected, comfy and educational. Joining the free tour was helpful as it provided a background narrative on how the art pieces were organised, making the visit, a walk down memory lane of South East Asia from 1900s through to the present, beautifully illustrated by masterpieces of those times #shioksightseeing #museum #singapore

Not the most stunning thing but worthy of a visit. Interesting piece in the history of singapore. Frequented by both locals and tourists alike, this temple is always busy. This is situated right amidst the busy shopping streets of Chinatown. The presiding deity of this temple is Sri Mariamman. There are shrines of several other Gods like Lord Shiva as Kasi Viswanathar and Goddess Parvathi as Visalakshi, Lord Vinayakar and Murugar, Lord Hanuman, Lord Rama, Goddess Durga. The temple has some colourful beautiful paintings of the deities on the ceiling. #shioksightseeing

#shioksightseeing Spending a day at Bondi Beach was truly rejuvenating. The vibrant atmosphere, with people surfing, sunbathing, and enjoying beach volleyball, created a lively scene. I strolled along the iconic coastline, taking in the stunning views of the ocean and the cliffs. The sound of the waves crashing was incredibly soothing, and I took a moment to relax on the sand, soaking up the sun. I also enjoyed a delicious meal at a nearby café, savoring fresh local flavors. Bondi's blend of natural beauty and community spirit made for a perfect day of chill and connection. Can't wait to go back!

~my experience~ 
We went on a friday afternoon and it wasnt super crowded but we do have to queue at some of the popular photo spot like totoro and no face. The q for the totoro was super long!!! 
👍Why I like it:
💖 they have all the popular films like spirited away, kiki delivery service, princess monoke, totoro etc!! And all the exhibitions are so well done!!! Plenty of photo spots avail!
💖 they have a few interactive spots like 'totoro origami' and 'draw your own soot sprite', so cute!!!
💖 staff are really helpful if you need help in taking your pics!! 
i saw quite a few negative reviews on the exhibition online but it was an enjoyable experience for me 🥰 reccomended if ur a studio ghilbi fan!!
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#shioksightseeing A short 15 mins walk through the Supertrees (22metres from ground up) where you can get breathtaking paranomic views of the botanical gardens and the city’s skyline like Marina Bay Sands hotel. You can watch one of the highlights which is the light show on the supertrees. It was really beautiful. It’s also a perfect Instagram spot to take your pictures.

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel #thailand #beach #beachlife #sea #travel #holiday I recently visited James Bond Island in Thailand, and it was an unforgettable experience! The stunning scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with crystal-clear waters and dramatic limestone cliffs that make for perfect photo opportunities. The atmosphere is vibrant yet relaxing, making it easy to unwind and enjoy the beauty around you. The beach itself is well-maintained, and there are plenty of spots to relax or grab a snack. I loved exploring the area and soaking in the natural beauty—it's a must-visit for any traveler to Thailand. Overall, I highly recommend James Bond Island for its gorgeous sights and enjoyable ambiance. Truly a "shiok" experience! #summer

Personally, i consider the gardens by the bay to be on of the bets sightseeing spots in Singapore. Not only it is huge but every other corner affords a spectacular view or greenery. It can (surroundings) even be done without having to pay anything. A great large park with a lot of greenery. It’s very nice to walk around. Some parts of the park also have beautiful views on the city skyscrapers. They also have a show at night when they turn on the lights at the towers and play some music. To me there is a little bit too much concrete in the park but still it’s probably the best you can get in Singapore. #shioksightseeing #flowerlover

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel #malaysia Lovely sight seeing of the Jonker Walk in Melaka, and it was a vibrant experience. The colorful streets were a feast for the eyes, lined with charming shops, street food stalls, and beautiful heritage buildings. Each turn revealed stunning murals and unique architectural details that reflect the area’s rich cultural history. The atmosphere was lively. The iconic colors of the buildings, combined with the aromas of street food, created an inviting and energetic ambiance. Overall, Jonker Walk is a must-visit for anyone exploring Melaka. It offers a delightful blend of culture, history, and culinary delights, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and enjoying the local scene. #jonkerwalk #holiday #trip #travel

#shioksightseeing Getting There – By MRT: The nearest MRT station is Clarke Quay on the North East Line. From there, it’s just a short walk to the park. By Bus: Several bus routes stop near Hong Lim Park, including buses 143, 147, 166, 190, and 197. You can check the specific bus schedules using local transit apps or websites. Attractions – Speakers’ Corner: This is Singapore’s designated area for free speech, where people can express their views publicly without a police permit. Historical Significance: The park is named after Cheang Hong Lim, a prominent Chinese businessman and philanthropist. It has served as a recreational area in Chinatown for many years. Scenic Walks: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the park, which is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#shioksightseeing An interesting journey with shioksightseeing along the Sri Mariamman Temple located in Chinatown. A Hindu temple located close to the MRT station. This temple is required to take off your shoes and then put them on the shoe rack provided. This temple is free of charge, and it is highly recommended not to make a fuss inside the temple, because there are often celebrations inside This temple complex consists of the main temple and is surrounded by buildings that double as the boundaries of the complex. There is no storage here, so keep your belongings safe, because this temple is quite crowded with tourists. Address: 244 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058793 #100waysoftravel

#shioksightseeing Marina Bay offers one of the most picturesque jogging routes in Singapore, especially enchanting at night when the city lights create a dazzling backdrop. The path winds around the waterfront, providing uninterrupted views of iconic landmarks such as the Marina Bay Sands, the Helix Bridge, and the Esplanade. A Vibrant Route for Fitness Enthusiasts The well-lit promenade around Marina Bay is perfect for joggers who enjoy a scenic run. The cool evening breeze off the bay makes for a refreshing experience, while the flat and smooth paths ensure a comfortable jog or run. Along the way, the vibrant atmosphere is energized by other fitness enthusiasts and casual strollers, making it a lively spot even after dark. Unmatched Urban Scenery As you jog, take in the spectacular sights of the city’s modern architecture and the calm waters of the bay reflecting the glittering city lights. Each turn around the bay offers a new perspective of Singapore’s skyline, providing motivation to keep moving and exploring. Visitor Tips • Best Time to Jog: Evening hours, when the temperature cools down and the city lights are in full glow. • Safety and Comfort: The area is well-patrolled and safe, with numerous water stations and seating areas along the route. • Post-Jog Activities: Finish your jog near one of the many cafes or eateries along the bay to replenish and relax after your workout. #MarinaBayJog #NightRunning #SingaporeFitness #ScenicJogRoutes #UrbanExercise

#shioksightseeing The Marina area of Singapore offers one of the most stunning night views in the city, combining architectural brilliance and vibrant nightlife into a captivating visual feast. As night falls, the area comes alive with lights from skyscrapers, the reflection of the city on the calm waters, and the lively ambiance of locals and tourists alike enjoying the evening. A Symphony of Lights The Marina skyline is a spectacular showcase of modern architecture, with the iconic Marina Bay Sands, the futuristic ArtScience Museum, and the Esplanade all lit up. These landmarks are complemented by a dynamic light show that illuminates the bay, making for an unforgettable sight. The Helix Bridge and the Singapore Flyer also add to the magic with their colorful light displays, enhancing the panoramic views. Perfect for Evening Strolls Walking around the Marina at night is the perfect way to experience Singapore’s urban charm. The area is safe, beautifully landscaped, and offers numerous photo opportunities. The cool evening breeze off the bay adds comfort to the walks, making it a pleasant experience even late into the night. Visitor Tips • Best Time to Visit: Post-sunset, especially during the light show timings which are usually around 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM. • Dining and Entertainment: Consider dining at one of the waterfront restaurants or visiting a rooftop bar to enjoy the view with a drink in hand. • Photography: Bring a tripod for long-exposure shots to capture the vibrant lights and reflections on the water. #SingaporeMarina #NightViews #Cityscape #TravelSingapore #UrbanPhotography

#shioksightseeing I recently explored Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, and it was an incredible experience! The stunning skyline, with its iconic skyscrapers, provided a breathtaking backdrop as I strolled along the waterfront. The atmosphere was lively, filled with both locals and tourists enjoying the views. I took a ferry ride across the harbor, which offered a unique perspective of the city and its impressive architecture. Watching the sunset over the water was a highlight, with the colors reflecting beautifully on the waves. In the evening, I caught the Symphony of Lights show, where the buildings lit up in a synchronized display of lights and music. It was a magical moment that truly showcased the vibrancy of Hong Kong.

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel Discover the best of Singapore with #ShiokSightseeing, perfect for budget travelers who want to experience the city’s most iconic sights without spending a dime. Here are five must-visit spots that offer both charm and history, completely free of charge: 1. Old Hill Street Police Station - Admire the colorful façade of this historic building, now home to the Ministry of Communications and Information. The vibrant windows and classic architecture make it a favorite for photographers. 2. Marina Bay Sands - While the SkyPark observation deck has a fee, the surrounding areas of Marina Bay Sands offer breathtaking views of the Singapore skyline, especially stunning during the nightly light show. 3. Haji Lane - Dive into the heart of Singapore’s hipster culture with a stroll down Haji Lane, a narrow alley filled with indie boutiques, vibrant murals, and cozy cafés, perfect for soaking up local color and creativity. 4. CHIJMES - A historical complex in the heart of the city featuring gothic-style architecture, CHIJMES is a great spot for history buffs and those looking to enjoy a serene atmosphere amidst the bustling city. 5. Merlion Park - No visit to Singapore is complete without seeing the Merlion, the city’s mythical symbol, spouting water with the stunning cityscape in the background. These locations not only provide free entertainment but also enrich your travel experience with Singapore’s diverse cultural tapestry and scenic beauty. #BudgetTravel #ExploreSingapore #FreeInSingapore #TravelTips #CitySights #SingaporeFreebies

#shioksightseeing Must-Visit Attractions 1. Old Hill Street Police Station • Highlights: Famous for its vibrant rainbow-colored windows, this historical building is not only a feast for the eyes but also serves as a center for various art and cultural events. Originally built in 1934, it’s a perfect blend of Singapore’s rich history and modern cultural scene. 2. Marina Bay Sands Singapore • Highlights: This iconic integrated resort epitomizes luxury, from its world-renowned infinity pool stretching across the skyline to the observation deck offering panoramic views of the city. It also houses a casino, top-tier restaurants, and a variety of high-end shops. 3. Haji Lane • Highlights: Nestled in the heart of the Muslim quarter, this narrow alley is renowned for its hipster cafes, vibrant murals, and eclectic boutiques. It’s a bustling enclave that reflects Singapore’s diverse contemporary art and fashion scene. Photo Spots 1. Merlion Park • Description: Capture the essence of Singapore with the iconic Merlion statue, featuring the head of a lion and the body of a fish, against a backdrop of the glittering Marina Bay. It’s a symbol of Singapore and a must-capture for any visitor. 2. CHIJMES • Description: A stunning historical complex with gothic-style architecture, perfect for photography enthusiasts. Once a convent and school, CHIJMES now features beautifully preserved courtyards and a chapel, making it a picturesque spot for dining and leisure. Tips • Timing is Everything: Visit Haji Lane in the early morning for fewer crowds. Old Hill Street Police Station is best photographed when the sun illuminates its colorful windows. • Comfortable Footwear: Be prepared for a lot of walking, especially at Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay. • Weather Check: Singapore’s weather can be unpredictable. Carry an umbrella for sudden rain showers, especially when visiting outdoor spots like Merlion Park.

#shioksightseeing Getting There - The library is situated at 2 Lorong 24A Geylang, Singapore 398526. Here are a few ways to get there: By MRT: The nearest MRT station is Aljunied (EW9) on the East-West Line. From there, it’s a short walk to the library. By Bus: Several bus routes pass through Geylang Road, and you can alight at the bus stop near Lorong 24A. By Car: If you’re driving, there are parking facilities available nearby. Attractions - Extensive Book Collection: The library boasts over 16,000 books in English and Chinese, covering various aspects of Buddhism, including scriptural texts, philosophy, ethics, meditation, and more. Dhamma Talks and Courses: Regular talks and accredited courses on Buddhist teachings are held, catering to both beginners and advanced practitioners. Meditation Sessions: Guided meditation sessions are available, providing a serene environment to practice mindfulness and meditation. Community Events: Participate in community events such as the annual funfair, which features vegetarian food stalls, religious services, and more. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel #singapore Kampong Glam, particularly Haji Lane and Arab Street, is a vibrant cultural hub that showcases the rich heritage of Singapore’s Malay and Muslim communities. The area is adorned with stunning wall murals that add a splash of color and artistry to the streets, making it a photographer's paradise. Strolling down Haji Lane, you’ll find a mix of trendy boutiques, cozy cafes, and unique shops that reflect the area’s eclectic spirit. The murals tell stories of the past and present, celebrating local culture and artistry. Arab Street, with its majestic Sultan Mosque, offers a more traditional vibe, featuring beautiful textiles and local eateries that serve delicious Middle Eastern cuisine. Overall, a visit to Kampong Glam is a must for anyone looking to experience the artistic and cultural diversity of Singapore. Whether you’re there for the aesthetics, shopping, or food, this area never disappoints. #awesomepic #building #culture #summer #holiday #mural #sg #gems

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel Marina Bay Sands is a highlight of Singapore’s skyline and a testament to contemporary architectural prowess. Renowned worldwide for its innovative design, this iconic complex features three towering structures capped by a unique skypark shaped like a ship perched atop. The entire complex, especially when viewed from the bustling waterfront promenade, encapsulates a vision of modern luxury and engineering ingenuity. During the day, the architecture of Marina Bay Sands impresses with its sheer scale and futuristic design. The complex includes a luxury hotel, high-end shopping mall, a museum, and multiple lifestyle and dining venues. Visitors and architecture enthusiasts can explore various parts of the complex to see different design elements that combine sustainability with aesthetic beauty. As night falls, Marina Bay Sands transforms into a spectacle of light and color. The daily light show, “Spectra,” is a stunning display of water jets, lasers, and projections set against the night sky. This show illuminates the water with vibrant colors and dazzling effects, creating a magical experience for all who watch from the promenade or the numerous bars and restaurants with a view. Whether you are strolling through the artfully designed spaces, shopping in the opulent mall, or enjoying the breathtaking light show, Marina Bay Sands offers a blend of architectural beauty and entertainment. It’s a must-visit landmark that showcases the dynamism and creativity of Singapore’s urban landscape. #MarinaBaySands #SingaporeTravel #ArchitecturalMarvel #LightShow #Spectra #UrbanDesign #LuxuryTravel #SingaporeSkyline

#shioksightseeing Visiting The Raffles Hotel was an unforgettable experience! This iconic landmark exudes timeless elegance and colonial charm, making it a must-see in Singapore. As I walked through the grand entrance, I was immediately struck by the stunning architecture and lush gardens. The hotel's history is fascinating, and I loved learning about its role in Singapore's development. I took a leisurely stroll through the lobby and enjoyed the beautiful interior, complete with ornate details and classic furnishings. One of the highlights was the Long Bar, where I tried the famous Singapore Sling—an absolute must for any visitor! Exploring the hotel’s boutiques and galleries added to the experience, showcasing a blend of luxury and heritage. The attention to detail throughout the property is remarkable.

Come along on this route to explore the beautiful sights of Marina Bay Sands Singapore! It is an iconic must-see attraction if you are visiting the country because of its modern and slick architecture, as well as the many shops and restaurants to enjoy. It was even featured in the movie, Crazy Rich Asians! Don’t forget to explore the outdoor areas as well, it is well-designed and perfect for a leisurely walk or cycle. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #shioksightseeing #singapore #tripmoments #tripblazers