Singapore, a city-state where modern charm meets nature

#July Travel Support Fund Singapore was a small but truly diverse city. As soon as I arrived, I was impressed by the clean and orderly cityscape, and the modern architecture and tropical plants were in harmony. The first place I visited was Marina Bay Sands. The unique architecture decorated the downtown skyline, and the Gardens by the Bay next to it, with the Supertrees, Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest, gave off a futuristic city vibe. The light show at the Supertrees in the evening was the highlight of my trip. During the day, I toured Chinatown and Little India to feel the multicultural charm of Singapore. The traditional temples, local markets, and alleys with various foods were another fun part of my trip. I couldn't miss Sentosa Island, one of Singapore's representative tourist destinations. I spent some leisurely time on the beach and enjoyed activities like the Skyline Luge. In the evening, I finished my day by enjoying local food and cocktails while looking at the riverside night view at Clarke Quay. Singapore was a place where the city, nature, and culture perfectly coexisted. It was a travel destination that was clean and safe, but also had a lot to see and enjoy, so it was a highly satisfying travel destination even with a short schedule. #SingaporeTravel #MarinaBaySands #GardensByTheBay #SupertreeShow #SingaporeNightView #Chinatown #LittleIndia #SentosaIsland #ClarkeQuay #SingaporeKeyCourse #RecommendedCityTravel #SoutheastAsiaTravelDestination #SingaporeRestaurants #CultureAndNature #SingaporeVlog #LivingInSingaporeForAMonth #RecommendedSlowTravel #MulticulturalCity #SingaporeNightViewSpots