City Walk in Singapore, the "Garden City."

Merlion Park (Free): A Singapore landmark, with more and more fun and varied ways to take photos. You can use a cup to catch the water, open your mouth wide to catch the water, or pretend to wash your hair. You don't have to worry about what others think, because you'll find that everyone is doing the same thing. They must have checked the photo guide on Trip.com before coming! Haji Lane (Free): A paradise of art, with graffiti everywhere, making the whole neighborhood full of mystery and exploration. Lau Pa Sat (Free): A paradise for foodies, with delicious and affordable satay skewers, bak kut teh, laksa, and more! Gardens by the Bay (Free to visit, charges for activities): The huge dome-shaped greenhouse is home to more than 250,000 exotic plants. Plant lovers should not miss it! National Museum of Singapore (SGD 15): Showcases the history and customs of Singapore since the 14th century. It's the most direct way to learn about a country. Fort Canning Park (Free): Located near the National Museum, the unique perspective of the spiral staircase makes for a magazine-worthy photo! Old Hill Street Police Station (Free): 927 rainbow-colored windows, perfect for dopamine-inspired Instagram photos! Chinatown (Free): Singapore's Chinatown, a must-visit for Chinese tourists! Little India (Free): It's like being in India! Indians are everywhere, and the religious atmosphere is strong. You can visit the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, but be sure to respect their religious beliefs and take off your shoes before entering. Sentosa Island and Jewel Changi Airport are also must-sees in Singapore. See my other two posts for more details.