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#summervacay #june2025 #must-visit #VisitKl Tucked away in Kuala Lumpur’s tranquil corner, the International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization (ISTAC-IIUM) surprised me as one of the most visually and intellectually enriching stops on my summer itinerary. Modelled after the iconic Alhambra, its elegant arches, ornate calligraphy, and inner courtyards feel like stepping into Andalusia—without leaving Malaysia. What stood out was its curated collection of Malay artifacts: a 19th-century Keris Melayu Semenanjung, its craftsmanship preserved in time, and a copy of Hikayat Binatang—the first printed Malay book on natural history, quietly housed among other antique manuscripts. For those intrigued by the intersection of faith, culture, and intellectual tradition, this place is a treasure. Travel tip: Best accessed by car or e-hailing services—ISTAC is not directly served by public transit. Check for opening hours in advance, and come during daylight for the most dramatic play of light across its arched walkways. A must-visit if you love Islamic art, historical depth, and serene architecture.

#summervacay #June2025 #europetrip #moscowlandmarks #must-visit Every capital has its gathering ground. In Moscow, it’s GUM, a luxurious mosaic of eras. I arrived expecting a high-end mall; I left with a deeper appreciation for Russia’s layered narrative. Between the aroma of fresh pastries, echoes of Russian chatter, and the charm of Soviet-costumed staff serving ice cream, GUM pulses with both elegance and emotion. Travel tip: Try the classic plombir ice cream while walking the upper galleries—each step offers new angles of this architectural gem. If you’re lucky, you might stumble upon one of their rotating exhibits featuring Soviet posters, Tsarist relics, or modern Russian art.

#summervacay #discoverchina #musuem #must-visit In the heart of Zhengzhou, Henan Museum stands as one of China’s finest windows into ancient civilization. Its imposing modern architecture echoes the gravity of its contents—over 170,000 artifacts spanning 8,000 years of Central Plains culture. A visit here isn’t just sightseeing; it’s cultural immersion at its richest. The museum’s true treasures lie in its unparalleled collection of bronze ware from the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, exquisite ceramics, and hauntingly beautiful oracle bones. Each gallery is meticulously curated, weaving history with storytelling and smart digital exhibits that engage without overwhelming. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of Chinese civilization—its roots, rituals, and resilience. Travel Tips: • Admission: Free (bring ID or passport for entry). • Getting There: Easily reached by metro (Line 1, Nongye Road Station) or local taxi. • Don’t Miss: The immersive theater and the famous Fuhao bronze artifacts.

#springitinerary #visitsingapore #must-visit #citywalk Tucked between heritage and hipster, Haji Lane is one of Singapore’s most photogenic spots—and a vibe all its own. This vibrant alley is a kaleidoscope of color, packed with indie boutiques, buzzing cafés, and curated souvenir shops. Whether you’re hunting for vintage finds, sipping on artisan cold brews, or just window-shopping quirky storefronts, there’s always something new around the corner. It’s more than a tourist stop—it’s a visual feast. Bold murals, some playful, some provocative, cover almost every wall. Grab your camera and let your feet wander beyond the lane itself—Arab Street and the nearby Sultan Mosque add spiritual charm and architectural beauty to the experience. By day, the area is a laid-back haven of hidden courtyards and sunlit coffee stops. By night, bars and bistros spill out onto the sidewalk, humming with live music and clinking glasses. Travel Tip: Go early in the morning for quiet shots of the murals, or visit around sunset for that golden hour glow when the vibe shifts from artsy calm to lively cool. Haji Lane isn’t just a destination—it’s a story told in color, coffee, and creativity. If you’re in Singapore and crave a different kind of energy, this is where the city’s soul paints outside the lines.

#springitinerary #klccpark #tourism_malaysia #visitmalaysia2026 #greenary #must-visit It was a weekday afternoon, the kind when the city buzz fades just slightly. I wandered into KLCC Park alone, camera in hand and no agenda. The sun filtered through towering angsana trees, and fountains sparkled near the jogging track. I took my time on the footpaths, passed by the vibrant children’s playground—alive with laughter—and then followed the trail toward the mosque’s silhouette. The air carried a warm breeze, filled with scent of grass and street food from nearby. I paused at the iconic bridge over Symphony Lake for a panoramic view of the Petronas Towers, their reflection rippling across the water. In the heart of modern KL, KLCC Park is spring without sakura—green, graceful, and unexpectedly poetic.

#springitinerary #discoverchina #spring #must-visit I came for the views, but stayed for the stillness that stirred something ancient in me. In a single spring day, Pudacuo unfolds like a forgotten fairytale. Arriving early, I hiked the wooden paths around Shudu Lake, each step cushioned by the soft chorus of morning dew and distant hooves. Clouds draped over distant peaks like silk, casting shadows that danced on the grassland. I lunched on yak meat and tsampa at a Tibetan-style eco-village, then drifted towards Bita Lake—its turquoise waters a breath of calm against my city-worn soul. Sunset brought golden fire to the trees, and the scent of pine followed me all the way back to the entrance. I didn’t cover every trail. I didn’t need to. Pudacuo is the kind of place where even an hour lingers in your mind like incense—slow, sacred, unforgettable.

📍Address: Hong Kong Disneyland [A Whimsical Day at Hong Kong Disneyland] There’s something magical about stepping into Hong Kong Disneyland — it’s like hitting pause on the real world and diving headfirst into a land of joy. One of my favorite discoveries? A hidden photo spot right behind the castle! While most people flock to the front, the back offers a quieter, more picturesque view — perfect for that dreamy Disney shot. I also went on a little hunt for the cutest character hairbands, and trust me, it’s impossible to choose just one. Every shop has something irresistibly adorable. The Toy Story Land was a burst of color and nostalgia — giant building blocks, spinning rides, and so many fun photo ops. It felt like stepping into Andy’s backyard! For lunch, I stumbled upon a gem: the Seafood Laksa at Tahitian Terrace. Spicy, creamy, and packed with flavor — it’s a must-try, especially if you’re craving something hearty. All in all, Hong Kong Disneyland is exactly what you’d hope for — a happy, carefree place where everyone’s inner child comes out to play. #must-visit #travel #thingstodo #hong_kong #hongkong_disneyland #happy #resorts #afternoonteatime

📍Address: 167–169 Calmette Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam [Maison Marou – A Cacao Lover’s Dream in the Heart of Saigon] Tucked away in the bustling streets of District 1, Maison Marou isn’t just a chocolate shop — it’s a full sensory experience. Even before you step through the doors, the deep, earthy aroma of roasted cacao beans hits you — a scent that instantly pulls you in. Inside, it’s chocolate heaven. From single-origin bars to delicate bonbons and pastries, everything is beautifully presented and made from Vietnamese cacao. You can even catch a glimpse of the chocolate-making process through their open kitchen — a rare treat for true food lovers. The highlight of my visit? The Bánh Tiramisu✨ This local twist on the classic dessert is a must-try — soft, creamy, rich, and just the right touch of sweetness. If you’re in Ho Chi Minh City and love chocolate (or just great food), don’t skip this place. It’s more than a café — it’s a destination. #citydaytours #myitinerary #hochiminh #chocolate #couplestrip #travel #familytravel #must-visit

#discoverchina #taipei #china #musuem #must-visit Some treasures don’t sparkle—they whisper. Tucked in the lush hills of Taipei’s Shilin District, the National Palace Museum feels like a temple to time itself. Housing over 700,000 artifacts spanning thousands of years of Chinese history, it’s not just a museum—it’s a vault of civilization. I walked through halls of jade, silk scrolls, calligraphy, bronze, and ancient ceramics, each piece more than just beautiful—each one a witness. Of course, the Jadeite Cabbage and the Meat-Shaped Stone draw the crowds, but the real magic is found in the quiet corners: ink paintings with brushstrokes lighter than breath, bronze vessels etched with forgotten rituals, and a timeline that humbles everything outside its walls. Outside, mist clung to the curved rooftops. Inside, I wandered slowly, as if walking through the memory of an empire. Getting there: Take MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Shilin Station, then hop on Bus R30 or 255 to the museum entrance.

#guangzhoutrip #must-visit #myitinerary #citywalk #china #thingstodo #artandculture Sometimes, culture doesn’t shout—it welcomes you in with carved beams and hidden courtyards. At Guangzhou Cultural Center, expected to admire traditional architecture. What I didn’t expect was how seamlessly the past and present dance here. Nestled among city buzz, the center is a pocket of calm where southern Chinese design—arched rooftops, red pillars, and wooden lattice windows—stands proud and dignified. Wandering its halls felt like stepping into a calligraphy scroll. Yet, it wasn’t stuck in the past. The space breathes with life: workshops, exhibitions, quiet reading corners, and on some days—like the one I stumbled into—even a surprise celebration of modern pop culture. This place doesn’t just preserve history. It invites it to evolve. Getting there: Take Metro Line 1 to Ximenkou Station-Exit B. Walk about 5 minutes toward the cultural center.

#discoverchina #must-visit #quanzhou #ancienttemple There’s something inexplicably grounding about standing beneath a thousand-year-old rooftop where the echoes of generals still hum in the breeze. Located at Tumen Street, Quanzhou, Tonghuai Guan Yue Temple is the largest surviving martial temple in Fujian. Built originally in the Song Dynasty and rebuilt in 1927, it stands today as a proud sanctuary devoted to Guan Yu—with Yue Fei added in 1914, earning it the dual dedication and legendary name: Guan-Yue Temple. The daylight reveals its elegance: a sweeping Minnan-style roof with intricate “swallowtail” ridges and mythical beasts—dragons, phoenixes, lions, and tigers—carved into the architecture, wishing visitors peace and protection. Its wooden frame follows the traditional chuandou construction method, beautifully detailed with stone, wood, and clay carvings.

I’m never disappointed whenever I come to this clothing store! I absolutely love shopping here! The store offers a wide variety of styles and fashionable designs that perfectly keep up with current trends~ If you love aesthetic and unique clothing, you definitely have to check this place out! This clothing store has three floors, and on the first floor, there’s a super popular café and bakery called “Aligator BF.” After shopping, you can relax with a cup of coffee and enjoy some sweet treats—such a cozy vibe! Plus, the shopping area around the store is also very lively, with lots of other stylish shops nearby. It’s truly a paradise for those who love to shop! Most importantly, the prices here are really affordable—you can look stylish without spending a fortune~~ Shopping here is totally worth it, so don’t miss it! 📍BASEMENT FG 🏠 上海市徐汇区新乐路82号 #shanghai #discoverchina #clothing #aesthetic #Basementfg #china #bakery #coffee #must-visit

#discoverchina #beijing #must-visit #thingstodo Graffiti on old factory walls. A rusted pipe jutting like sculpture. Even the shadows felt curated. Beijing’s 798 Art District wasn’t built for tourists—it was born for rebels, thinkers, and dreamers. I wandered through the maze of Bauhaus-style industrial buildings, once a state-run factory complex, now transformed into China’s most avant-garde art space. Every corner surprised me. Neon Mao portraits. Sculptures made of wires and bones. Cafés with gallery walls and baristas who talk about abstract realism. It wasn’t sterile like a museum—it pulsed with imperfection and rebellion. 798 didn’t just show art; it challenged me. To question beauty, progress, politics. To feel uncomfortable, then inspired. In that moment, I wasn’t just a traveler. I was part of a living canvas.

#discoverchina #quanzhou #must-visit #history While exploring Quanzhou, I stumbled upon a place that felt both ancient and unexpectedly calming — the Qingjing Mosque. Built over a thousand years ago, this humble yet beautiful mosque still stands with graceful arches, a domed prayer hall, and walls etched with Islamic scripture. The standout for me? A stele from the Ming Dynasty — a royal decree from Emperor Yongle protecting the mosque and its worshippers. It’s a powerful reminder of how China once embraced diversity with open arms. Entry’s just RMB 3, and it’s only a short walk from the Guandi Temple area. Don’t skip it — even a brief visit offers a meaningful pause and connection to a lesser-known piece of world heritage. ⚠️Reminder: Dress modestly as it’s still a sacred space

Paris is a dream destination filled with history, art, and charm. Whether it’s your first time or a return visit, these iconic spots are not to be missed! 📍 Eiffel Tower – The ultimate Parisian landmark, best viewed from Trocadéro or Pont de Bir-Hakeim 🗼✨ 📍 Louvre Museum – Home to the Mona Lisa & thousands of masterpieces 🎨🏛️ 📍 Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe – A grand boulevard ending with a stunning monument 🇫🇷 📍 Musée d’Orsay – Impressionist art heaven inside a stunning former train station 🎭🚂 📍 Luxembourg Gardens – A peaceful retreat perfect for a relaxing afternoon 🌿🌞 📍 Seine River Cruise – See Paris from the water, especially magical at night 🚢✨ Paris is endlessly enchanting—each street, café, and monument tells a story. Which spot is your favorite? 💖 #ParisTravel #staycation #travel #must-visit #france #paris #museum #IconicLandmarks #trip #europetrip

#chinatrip #naturalwonders #must-visit #yunnan Nestled at the foot of the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Blue Moon Lake (Lan Yue Gu) is a breathtaking natural wonder that feels like a scene from a dream. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, which reflect the surrounding peaks like a mirror, this alpine lake is a must-visit destination in Lijiang, Yunnan. During my visit, I was mesmerized by the lake’s ethereal beauty. The water’s vibrant blue hue, caused by mineral deposits, changes with the light, creating a magical effect. Strolling along the wooden walkways, I felt a deep sense of peace as I took in the panoramic views of the snow-capped mountains and lush forests. The gentle sound of the flowing streams added to the tranquil ambiance.

A Magical Adventure for All Ages! 🏰🌟 Step into the world of magic and fantasy at Hong Kong Disneyland, where childhood dreams come to life! With thrilling rides, spectacular shows, and beloved Disney characters, this theme park offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. 🎠🎆 🌟 Must-See Attractions: ✅ Mystic Manor – A one-of-a-kind, trackless dark ride full of magic and surprises 🏚️🔮 ✅ Iron Man Experience – Fly through Hong Kong in an action-packed 3D adventure 🦾🚀 ✅ Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars – A thrilling roller coaster with unexpected twists 🎢🐻 ✅ Disney Stars on Parade – Catch Mickey, Minnie, and friends in a dazzling parade 🎭🎈 🍽️ Food & Shopping: Enjoy Disney-themed treats like Mickey waffles 🧇 and grab exclusive souvenirs at the gift shops! 🛍️🎁 📌 Location & Hours: 📍 Lantau Island, Hong Kong 🕒 Open daily (check the official website for updated hours) For a day filled with fun, fantasy, and unforgettable memories, Hong Kong Disneyland is a must-visit! 🌟🏰🐭 #themepark #travel #hong_kong #hongkong_disneyland #must-visit

To Hong Kong’s Best Attractions 🚆🌆 Tsim Sha Tsui Station (TST) is one of the busiest and most convenient MTR stations in Hong Kong. Located in the heart of Kowloon, this station connects travelers to world-class shopping, iconic landmarks, and amazing food within minutes! 🏙️✨ Why It’s Special: ✅ Direct Access to Top Attractions – Walk to Victoria Harbour, Harbour City, and the Avenue of Stars easily 🚶♂️🌊 ✅ Shop Till You Drop – The station is linked to iSQUARE, K11 Art Mall, and other major shopping hubs 🛍️💎 ✅ Food Paradise Nearby – Enjoy everything from street food to Michelin-starred restaurants 🍜🥢🦆 ✅ Easy Transfers – Connect to East Tsim Sha Tsui Station for even more travel options 🚉🔄 Travel Tips: ✔️ Use Exit E – Leads directly to Nathan Road, the main shopping street 🛒🏙️ ✔️ Avoid Rush Hour – Peak times can be crowded, especially after work hours 🚶♂️⏳ ✔️ Octopus Card is a Must – Makes traveling faster and more convenient 💳🚆 #hongkongguide #must-visit #hongkong #travel #tsimshatsui

One of Hong Kong’s most exciting districts, packed with shopping, dining, and stunning harbor views. Whether you’re a foodie, a shopaholic, or a culture lover, TST has something for everyone! ✨🇭🇰 Must-Visit Spots: ✅ Victoria Harbour – Enjoy breathtaking skyline views, especially at night 🌃🚢 ✅ Avenue of Stars – Walk along Hong Kong’s version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame 🎬⭐ ✅ Harbour City – A paradise for shoppers with luxury brands and trendy stores 🛍️💎 ✅ K11 MUSEA – A stunning mix of art, shopping, and fine dining 🎨🍽️ Travel Tips: ✔️ Take the Star Ferry – A scenic and budget-friendly way to cross the harbor ⛴️💙 ✔️ Visit at Night – The Symphony of Lights show is a must-see 🌟🎶 ✔️ Explore Local Eateries – Try dim sum, roast goose, and egg tarts 🥢🦆🥮 #hongkongguide #travel #backpacking #tsimshatsui #must-visit #hongkong

Hung Hom is a vibrant yet underrated district in Hong Kong, offering a mix of local culture, waterfront views, and hidden food gems. Unlike the bustling streets of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hung Hom has a more relaxed vibe, making it perfect for a leisurely day out. 🌿🌊 Things to Do: ✅ Victoria Harbour Promenade – Enjoy a peaceful walk with stunning skyline views 🌅🚶♂️ ✅ Local Food Spots – Try authentic cha chaan tengs and delicious dim sum 🍜🥢 ✅ Whampoa Shopping & Dining – A unique shopping area with plenty of restaurants 🛍️🍽️ ✅ Convenient Transport – Easily accessible by MTR, ferry, and bus 🚆⛴️ #hongkongguide #travel #must-visit #hong_kong #town

A Hidden Gem for Instagram-Worthy Shots Nestled within Fort Canning Park, the Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is one of Singapore’s most stunning photo spots! 🌳✨ This underground tunnel, with a spiral staircase leading up to a canopy of lush green trees, creates a magical and dreamy atmosphere that attracts photographers and nature lovers alike. 📷🍃 As you walk up the stairs, you’ll be greeted by sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting a golden glow over the circular tunnel. 🌞🍂 This natural frame of trees makes it a must-visit for those looking for a unique and artistic shot in Singapore. 🌿🎞️ Since this spot is very popular, it’s best to visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and capture the perfect shot. ⏳✨ Whether you’re a tourist exploring the city or a local seeking a peaceful escape, the Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is a breathtaking hidden gem worth discovering. 🌳🏰📸 #singaporetrips #travel #photospot #landmark #must-visit #singapore #fortcanningtreetunnel

#favouriteitinerary #cambodia #must-visit Angkor Wat stands as an awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece, seamlessly blending monumental grandeur with intricate artistry. From its towering spires that pierce the sky to the expansive stone galleries that stretch endlessly, every inch of this ancient temple bears the imprint of the Khmer civilization’s unmatched craftsmanship. The meticulously carved bas-reliefs, depicting gods, celestial beings, and legendary kings, are a visual narrative of a culture that revered both spirituality and creativity. As you wander through its hallowed halls, it feels as though time has frozen—each stone whispering tales of devotion, resilience, and visionary design. The sheer scale of Angkor Wat, with its flawless symmetry and celestial alignment, commands awe and wonder, leaving visitors utterly breathless. More than a mere monument, it is a testament to human genius, a sublime confluence of art, architecture, and history that captivates the soul.

#favouriteitinerary #must-visit #foodie #kl #travel Just minutes from Kuala Lumpur’s bustling city center, Bamboo Hills is the ultimate urban escape, blending lush greenery, modern design, and top-notch dining into one unforgettable experience. This trendy enclave is centered around a stunning bamboo landscape, creating a serene oasis that feels like a world away from the city’s hustle. I visited during the evening, and the Japanese-style garden was pure magic—softly lit pathways, tranquil water features, and the soothing rustle of bamboo leaves set the perfect chill vibe. The unique dining pavilions, each with its own concept, offer everything from casual bites to gourmet meals, all surrounded by nature’s beauty. What makes Bamboo Hills stand out is its seamless blend of style and serenity. The vast outdoor spaces and sleek architecture create a refreshing contrast, making it a hotspot for both relaxation and Instagram-worthy moments.

#favouriteitinerary #must-see #must-visit #cambodia Step into a living history at Ta Prohm, where nature and ancient architecture collide in the most mesmerizing way. This temple, unlike any other in Angkor, has been left in its natural state, allowing towering trees to grow through and around the stone structures. The roots of these ancient trees seem to embrace the ruins, creating a mystical atmosphere that feels like stepping into a forgotten world. As I wandered through the temple, I was struck by the serene beauty of the early morning hours. The soft light filtering through the trees and the quiet ambiance made it the perfect place for reflection and photography. It’s no wonder Ta Prohm was chosen as a filming location for Tomb Raider—its otherworldly charm is truly cinematic.

#favouriteitinerary Shu Da Xia is my go-to hot pot spot! It’s a massive place, yet always full—proof of its popularity. The meat is top-notch, the soup is rich and flavorful, and even the sauces are impressive. The lively atmosphere adds to the experience, making every meal feel like a feast. Whether with friends or family, it’s always a satisfying and delicious hot pot session! 📍Address: Shu Da Xia, Bangsar Sunway #hotpot #must-visit

#favouriteitinerary #cambodia #must-visit My favorite way to experience the South Gate is during the early morning hours, when the light enhances the intricate details of the carvings and the atmosphere is tranquil. Walking along the causeway, I can’t help but feel a deep connection to the history and culture of the Khmer Empire. It’s a place where art, history, and spirituality converge, offering a truly unforgettable experience. Pro tip: Take your time to explore the gate and causeway, and don’t forget to look up at the towering faces—they’re a testament to the skill and vision of the ancient Khmer builders. The South Gate is more than just a historical site; it’s a symbol of Cambodia’s enduring legacy and a must-see for anyone visiting Angkor.

#favouriteitinerary #cambodia #must-visit Perched atop a hill in the heart of Angkor, Phnom Bakheng is a 9th-century temple that offers a unique blend of history and breathtaking views. Built between 889 and 910 CE, this pyramid-style temple is one of the oldest in the Angkor region, serving as a testament to Cambodia’s rich spiritual and architectural heritage. Reaching the summit, I’m greeted by the temple’s ancient stones and the awe-inspiring panorama of Angkor Wat and the surrounding jungle. The temple’s dual Hindu and Buddhist influences add a layer of intrigue, making it a fascinating site for history buffs and spiritual seekers alike. While many come for the sunset, I find the temple equally captivating during the quieter hours of the day. The early morning light casts a soft glow on the ruins, and the peaceful atmosphere allows for a deeper connection with the site’s history.

#favouriteitinerary #cambodia #must-visit Entering the ancient city of Angkor Thom through the South Gate feels like stepping into another era. This grand 12th-century city gate, also known as Tonle Om Gate, is an awe-inspiring sight. The towering structure is flanked by colossal carved faces, embodying the serene power of the ancient kings, while stone figures line the causeway, adding a haunting beauty to the scene. My favorite time to visit is early in the morning, when the soft light casts dramatic shadows on the faces, highlighting every intricate detail. The quiet atmosphere allows you to fully immerse yourself in the peaceful yet powerful ambiance of this historic entrance. As you stroll down the causeway, it’s easy to imagine the grand processions that once passed through here, carrying kings, soldiers, and merchants into the heart of the city.

A Must-Visit Hawker Paradise in Singapore 🌟 Must-Try Dishes at Maxwell Food Centre 🍗 Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice The most famous stall here! This Michelin-recognized chicken rice is tender, juicy, and packed with flavor, served with fragrant rice and a side of garlic chili sauce. A must-try! 🥢🍚 🍜 Laksa & Char Kway Teow If you love spicy and rich flavors, don’t miss the laksa, a coconut curry noodle soup filled with prawns and fish cake. Another must-try is char kway teow, stir-fried flat noodles with eggs, Chinese sausage, and prawns. 🔥🍤 🥩 Satay & BBQ Stingray For grilled food lovers, the juicy, smoky satay skewers served with peanut sauce are a great choice! If you’re feeling adventurous, try the BBQ stingray, a Singaporean favorite with spicy sambal sauce. 🐟🌶️ 🥭 Refreshing Desserts Cool down with a bowl of Cheng Tng (sweet soup with dried fruits), Ice Kachang (shaved ice with syrup), or a fresh mango smoothie. The perfect way to end your meal! 🍧🥭 📍 Location & How to Get There • Address: 1 Kadayanallur St, Singapore 🇸🇬 • Nearest MRT: Chinatown Station (NE4/DT19) or Tanjong Pagar Station (EW15) 🚇 • Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM (hours vary by stall) ⏰ #singaporetrips #foodcentre #delicious #travel #singapore #must-visit

One of the World’s Largest Aquariums! 🌟 Highlights of S.E.A. Aquarium 🐟 Walk Through the Ocean Step into an immersive marine world with huge panoramic tanks filled with vibrant fish, manta rays, and reef sharks swimming right before your eyes! The Open Ocean Habitat, with its massive viewing panel, is one of the best spots to sit and take in the beauty of the sea. 🌊🐠 🦈 Meet the Predators of the Sea If you love sharks, you’ll be amazed by over 100 sharks from 12 species, including hammerhead sharks and the endangered sawfish! 🦈✨ 🐙 Discover Exotic Marine Life From glowing jellyfish to the rare Japanese Spider Crab, the aquarium is filled with fascinating creatures from around the world. Some of them look like they belong in a sci-fi movie! 👽🦀 🎭 Interactive & Educational Exhibits The aquarium offers interactive displays and touch pools where you can learn about marine conservation and even touch some sea creatures! It’s a perfect spot for families and kids. 🎓🐚 📍 Location & How to Get There • Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 🇸🇬 • Nearest MRT: HarbourFront Station (NE1/CC29) 🚇, then take the Sentosa Express to Resorts World Station 🚝 • Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Check for seasonal changes) ⏰ • Ticket Price: Approx. SGD 43 (Adult) / SGD 32 (Child) 🎟️ #singaporetrips #must-visit #travel #underwater #sealife #aquarium #wonderful_places #singapore