Singapore Travel Review: 4 Days, 3 Nights

☁️ Singapore Travel Review: 4 Days, 3 Nights: A small country packed with WOW moments! 🇸🇬✨ Hello~ Today, I’m sharing my experience of traveling to Singapore in a cute and fun style, perfect for first-timers. Honestly, I didn’t expect much before going—just thought I’d see the Merlion, snap a photo with Marina Bay Sands, and head back. But once I got there, Singapore made me fall in love without even realizing it! ⸻ 📍 Day 1: Hello Singapore! Changi Airport is the best of the best We took an early flight and arrived at Changi Airport mid-morning. The first thing I must mention is… Changi Airport is amazing! It’s clean, spacious, fragrant, and super high-tech. As soon as we arrived, we headed to The Jewel, a stunning mall connected to the airport, featuring a massive indoor waterfall! The waterfall, called Rain Vortex, is the tallest indoor waterfall in the world. Next to it is the Shiseido Forest Valley, a lush garden where you can stroll around and take photos. If you’re tired, there are sofas to relax on. Honestly, taking photos here feels like being in the movie Avatar 😂 After exploring, we took the MRT into the city to our accommodation in the Bugis area. This location is super convenient, close to the MRT, and surrounded by plenty of restaurants! ⸻ 🌼 Day 2: Marina Bay + Gardens by the Bay + Spectra Show This was the day I was most excited about because we were visiting Singapore’s iconic landmarks! We started the day at Marina Bay Sands, snapping photos of the legendary ship-shaped building, and then walked to Merlion Park to see the famous water-spouting lion statue. The view here is fantastic, with Marina Bay Sands in front and boats passing below. The atmosphere is relaxing, and every photo turns out beautiful. Next, we headed to Gardens by the Bay, a massive garden behind Marina Bay Sands. Inside, there’s the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest—both are must-visits! The Flower Dome showcases flowers from around the world arranged in themed displays, while the Cloud Forest features a man-made mountain with an indoor waterfall. Walking through it feels cool and refreshing 🌸🍃 In the evening, we watched the Spectra Light & Water Show in front of Marina Bay Sands. It’s a stunning display of lights, sounds, and water—and it’s free! The riverside was packed with people waiting to watch. The show made me feel like I was in a futuristic city ✨ ⸻ 🏙️ Day 3: Universal Studios Singapore + Strolling at Clarke Quay On the third day, we went to Sentosa Island to enjoy the fun-filled Universal Studios Singapore (USS) 🎢. This place is perfect for thrill-seekers, with various themed zones like Sci-Fi City, Far Far Away, Ancient Egypt, and Hollywood. The highlights for me were the Battlestar Galactica roller coaster (I screamed my lungs out on the red side) and the Transformers 3D Ride, which was incredibly fun and felt like being in the movie. I left with a huge smile on my face 🥹💥 After a day of excitement, we strolled around Clarke Quay, a riverside area with chic restaurants and bars. We relaxed, ordered some food, and enjoyed the riverside ambiance with beautifully lit bridges and soft background music 🍷🌉 ⸻ 🍜 Day 4: Eat, Eat, Eat, and Fly Back to Thailand On the last day of the trip, we focused on indulging in food before heading home! We visited Maxwell Food Centre, home to the legendary Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice (truly delicious and worth the hype) and fishball noodles with a clear yet aromatic broth. Afterward, we wandered around Chinatown to shop for souvenirs like magnets, tea, and snacks—there were so many options that I couldn’t decide! Haha. Before leaving, we took photos at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, which is beautiful and serene, offering a peaceful and heartwarming side of Singapore. In the afternoon, we returned to the airport, relaxed at The Jewel again, admired the waterfall one last time, shopped for duty-free items, and boarded the flight back to Thailand with a full heart 🥹💖 ⸻ 🎀 Impressions I’d Like to Share 1. City cleanliness: The city is spotless, with no litter anywhere. Everyone is disciplined, quiet on the MRT, and no one obstructs each other. 2. Easy transportation: The MRT system is excellent—easy to understand, with English signage, and trains arrive quickly. 3. Friendly locals: Several times, when we asked for directions, people walked us to the destination or smiled warmly even though we didn’t know each other. 4. Affordable food: Despite Singapore’s high cost of living, eating at Hawker Centres is very budget-friendly, starting at just 3-5 SGD. 5. Safety: Walking alone at night felt safe, with bright lights and people around. ⸻ 🧳 Approximate Expenses (per person) - Item Price (THB) - Round-trip airfare: 4,500 - Accommodation for 3 nights (shared room): 2,700 - MRT + EZ-Link card: 700 - Universal Studios: 2,000 - Food + snacks: 2,000 - Souvenirs and miscellaneous: 1,000 Total: ~12,900 THB ⸻ 💗 Small Tips for Those Planning to Visit • Carry an EZ-Link card or buy a NETS card at the MRT for convenience. • Wear comfortable shoes because you’ll walk a lot. • Don’t forget a reusable water bottle; there are free refill stations everywhere. • Try saying “Thank you” to locals—they’ll respond with a sweet smile. ⸻ If you’re still hesitating about visiting Singapore, let this review inspire you ☁️. This country is more charming than expected—convenient, safe, and full of WOW moments 💼✈️ See you in the next trip review~ If you have any questions about travel plans or places you’d like to know more about, feel free to ask 💬💕