6-Day Visa-Free Tour to Singapore and Malaysia: Super Detailed Guide

My babies, here we come! How to have the most fun in a 6-day trip to Singapore and Malaysia? This guide tells you! Super practical and without taking detours, it will help you easily travel around Singapore and Malaysia! Save it now and start your travel plans! / Singapore is a fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, with both modern skyscrapers🏙️ and quaint temples🏯. Malaysia has rich natural resources 🌳 and unique Malay culture, which makes people feel the strong tropical atmosphere 🌺. / 🛣️Route arrangement: DAY1: Resorts World Sentosa -> Merlion Park Explore Singapore's top attractions on your first day, from the fun of Resorts World Sentosa to the iconic sculptures of Merlion Park. Experience the diverse charm of Singapore. DAY2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay -> Timber Pavilion -> St. Paul's Cathedral -> The Red House On the second day, climb Mount Faber to enjoy panoramic views of the city, and then visit the modern wonder of Gardens by the Bay. Afterwards, visit the historic Baoshan Temple, St. Paul's Church and the Dutch Red House to experience the history and culture of Singapore. DAY3: Malaysian Prime Minister's Office -> Prince Plaza On the third day, we went to Malaysia to visit the solemn Prime Minister's Office, and then went to Prince Plaza to experience the prosperity of Malaysia's city. DAY4: Independence Square -> Petronas Twin Towers -> Batu Caves On the fourth day, we continued our trip to Malaysia. We first experienced the country’s history at the Independence Square, then headed to the spectacular Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, and finally visited the mysterious Batu Caves. DAY5: National Heroes Monument On the fifth day, visit the National Monument to commemorate the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country and learn about the history and glory of Malaysia. DAY6: Johor Bahru -> Singapore -> Chongqing On the last day, we returned to Singapore from Johor Bahru, ending our trip to Singapore and Malaysia. We then set off back to Chongqing with a lot of memories and gains. / Travel checklist: 🧳 Essential items for traveling in Singapore and Malaysia 📞 Phone cards: Prepare local phone cards in advance for easy communication and not to miss important information. 🔌 Plug converter: The plug standards of the two countries may be different. Bring a converter to charge without worries. 🪪 Documents: Passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license, and photocopies, essential for safe travel. 👕 Clothing: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia is suitable in March, so bring some light summer clothes and don’t forget sun-protective clothes and hats. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your phone fully charged for safer travel. 🧴 Sun protection products: sunscreen and sunglasses to prevent damage from strong sunlight. 💊 Commonly used medicines: cold medicine, painkillers, and mosquito repellent for healthy travel. / Take a group tour to Singapore and Malaysia to easily explore the customs of the two countries. Travel guides, food check-in spots, everything is available! Follow me, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover!