A must-read for NTU students! Singapore Citywalk Super Detailed Guide 🚶‍♂️

#新加坡之旅 NTU students, please have a look 👀 A Singapore Citywalk guide exclusively for us is now out 🏖️ Follow this guide and you are guaranteed to have a super fulfilling experience! Must-visit attractions 📍 Haji Lane: There are many small shops owned by local designers and entrepreneurs, and there are also shops full of Arabic style on both sides of the street. The graffiti on the wall adds a lot of character to this street, making it super fun to walk around! 📍 Mosque (Sultan Mosque): As a famous mosque in Singapore, it is full of religious atmosphere and has a unique architectural style. If you want to visit, remember to take off your shoes at the door~ 📍 Raffles Hotel: The unique architecture is very eye-catching, and the blue fountain pool is so beautiful⛲ Even if you don’t go in to spend money, it’s also very nice to take pictures around. There are also boutiques inside, so don’t miss it if you love watches and bags! 📍 Chijmes Hall: One of Singapore’s important historical monuments ⛪ Great for taking photos and checking in. If you’re lucky, you may even see newlyweds taking wedding photos here! 📍 Old Jubilee Street Police Station: A photogenic ceiling📸 The white exterior wall is matched with 927 colorful glass windows, which are full of dopamine colors. Any photo taken will go viral on WeChat Moments! 📍 Fort Canning Park: You can check in at the spice garden, the internet-famous tree hole, etc. Taking a walk in the park and feeling the tranquility and beauty of nature is so relaxing~ 📍 Clarke Quay: The whole street is full of rainbow-colored restaurants and bars. After visiting other attractions, it is almost sunset, which is very atmospheric. You can also have dinner at nearby Jumbo Seafood or Song Fa Bak Kut Teh😋 📍 Merlion Park: Singapore's classic check-in landmark🐟 Not only is it cooler and less crowded at night, but the lights are also bright, making the photos look better. Even the Marina Bay Sands opposite can be captured in the camera. The night view of Singapore is so beautiful! Route planning 🕔Afternoon: Start from NTU, take bus No. 199 to Boonlay MRT station, transfer to the Green Line to Bugis MRT station, go to Haji Lane for a walk and eat, then go to Sultan Mosque, Raffles Hotel, Praise Hall, Old Hill Street Police Station and Fort Canning Park to check in. 🕕Evening: Walk slowly to Clarke Quay and enjoy a delicious dinner. 🕘In the evening: Go to Merlion Park and enjoy the night view immersively. Food recommendations (all near Clarke Quay) 🦀 Jumbo Seafood: A very famous seafood restaurant in Singapore, the taste is amazing, don't miss it! 🥘 Song Fa Bak Kut Teh: A special delicacy with a rich soup base that you will never forget after just one sip. When I went there at six o'clock, I had to wait in line for half an hour, but the food was served quickly, so the overall meal time was not too long. Foreign students, hurry up and make arrangements for a wonderful Citywalk trip in Singapore 🚶♂️🚶♀️