[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Merlion (Updated Mar)

แจกแพลนเที่ยวสิงค์โปร์ครั้งแรกกับเพื่อนสาว 2 คนด้วยตัวเอง 3 วัน 2 คืน พักโรงแรม 4 ดาว กับงบ 13K รวมทุกอย่าง ฉบับสายชิลล์ ตื่นสาย นั่งรถเมล์ชมเมือง กินฉ่ำเก็บครบทุก Landmark ไม่แวะ USS แล้วจะรู้ว่าสิงค์โปร์ไม่แพงอย่างที่คิด🥰 Date 6 - 8 Dec 2024 Day 1 DMK - SIN Terminal 4 🛫 07.00 - 10.30 📷 Jewel Changi ถ่ายรูปน้ำตก Landmark 🚘 เดินทางจาก Terminal 4 ไป Terminal 1 ด้วย Free shuttle bus ~ 20 mins 🍴Hey tea แวะซื้อชาองุ่นในห้างก่อนมานั่งบัสเข้าเมือง 🏢 Mercure Icon city center (China Town) 🚘 จากห้าง Jewel เดินมา Terminal 1 ฝั่งตรงข้ามและลงมาชั้นใต้ดินที่ป้าย Changi Aiport Ter 1 นั่งรถเมล์สาย 24 Ang Mo Kio Int มาลงป้าย Aft Lor 106 Changi และต่อรถเมล์สาย 51 Jurong East Int ลงป้าย Opp Hong Lim Cplx และเดินไปอีก 5 นาที ~ 1.14 Hrs $ 2.3 📷 Potato Head 🚶🏻 เดินจากโรงแรมผ่านถนน South Bridge 700M 🍴 Ya Kun Kaya Toast 🚶🏻 เดินจาก Potato Head ผ่านถนน South Bridge Rd 500M 📷 Buddha Tooth Relic Temple 🚶🏻 เดินข้ามถนนจาก Ya Kun มาที่วัด ฝั่งตรงข้าม 📷 Merlion 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน Cross St > Church St > Battary St มาถึง Fullerton Rd 1.6KM ✅ เดินชมเมือง ชมอาคารสูงๆ ที่ตั้งสำนักงานระดับโลก และที่สำคัญ ผู้งานดีมาก เพราะเป็นย่าน Finance 🍴 Song Fa bak kut teh China Town Point 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน Chulia St > S Canal Rd > Pickering St > South Bridge Rd มาถึง Upper Cross St 1.3KM 🏢 Mercure Icon city center (China Town) 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน Upper Cross St มาถึง Cross St 600M Day 2 🍴 Liao Fan Hawker Chan (Chinatown) 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน South Bridge Rd มาถึง Smith St 500M 🍴 Yi Feng @ Clarke Quay Central 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน New Bridge Rd มาถึงห้าง 700M 📷 Old Hill Street Police Station 🚶🏻 เดินข้ามสะพานข้ามคลองผ่านถนน Coleman Brigde 250M 📷 Fort canning tree tunnel 🚶🏻 เดินเรียบสวนมา 1KM 🍴Lady M @ Ochard Central 🚘 เดินข้ามถนนมาฝั่งตรงข้าม ที่ป้าย Dhoby Ghuast Stn Exit B นั่งรถเมล์สาย 36 Changi Airport Ter 2 มาลงป้าย Somerset และเดินไปอีก 2 นาที ~ 38 Mins $ 1.19 📷 Marina Bays 🚘 เดินจากห้างมาป้าย Somerest นั่งรถเมล์สาย 106 Shenton Way Ter ลงป้าย Batfront Stn Exit A และเดินไปอีก 3 นาที ~ 35 Mins $ 2 📷 Gardens by the bay 🚶🏻 เดินเรียบแม่น้ำชมวิว 800M 🍴 Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken 🚘 นั่ง Metro สาย TE Woodlands North จากสถานี Gardens by the Bay มาลงสถานี Maxwell และเดินมาทางซ้าย ~ 29 Mins $ 1.19 🏢 Mercure Icon city center (China Town) 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน South Bridge Rd เลี้ยวขวาเข้าซอย Ann Saint Hill และเลี้ยวซ้ายมา Club St เพื่อมาเข้าหลังโรงแรม 315M Day 3 🍴 Queic by Olivia 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน South Bridge Rd > Neil Rd มาถึง Kreta Ayer Rd 700M 🍴 Tong Ah Eating House 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน Keong Saik Rd 200M 📷 Haji Lane 🚘 เดินจากร้านมาป้าย Opp Blk 333 นั่งรถเมล์สาย 80 Sengkang Int ลงป้าย Stamford Pr Sch และเดินไปอีก 6 นาที ~ 32 Mins $ 1.29 🍴 Arabica @ Haji Lane 🚶🏻 เดินถ่ายรูปมาพักร้อนกินโกโก้ 🍴 Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant 🚶🏻เดินผ่านถนน Arab St > Weld Rd มาถึง Japan Besar 1.1KM 🍴 Ya Kun Kaya Toast 🚘 เดินจากร้านมาป้าย Opp Veerasamy Rd นั่งรถเมล์สาย 147 Clementi Int ลงป้าย Aft Duxton Plain Pk และเดินไปอีก 5 นาที ~ 31 Mins $ 1.20 🏢 Mercure Icon city center (China Town) 🚶🏻 เดินผ่านถนน South Bridge Rd เลี้ยวขวาเข้าซอย Ann Saint Hill และเลี้ยวซ้ายมา Club St เพื่อมาเข้าหลังโรงแรม 315M 🛫 SIN Terminal 4 🛫 22.50 🚘 เดินมาป้าย Chinatown Stn Exit C นั่งรถเมล์สาย 2 Changi Village Ter มาลงป้าย Aft Paya Lebar Quater และต่อรถเมล์สาย 24 Ang Mo Kio Int มาลงป้าย Changi Airport Ter 4 ~ 2 Hrs $ 2.32 Day 4 Arrive DMK 00.15 🛫 💰ค่าใช้จ่ายตกคนละ 12,842.41 บาท ~ ตั๋วไปกลับ + ที่พัก 9,445 บาท (จองผ่าน Trip) *สายการบิน Airasia + น้ำหนัก Carry on 2 ใบ 7KG ไม่รวมอาหาร* ~ sims 3 days unlimited 275 บาท (ซื้อ Shopee) ~ ค่าอาหาร $ 180.82/2 = 90.91 $ = 2,319.11 บาท ~ Shopping ของฝาก 20 $ = 510.20 บาท ~ ค่ารถเมล์และ Metro 11.49 $ = 293.10 บาท ~ ไม่ได้ซื้อ insurance เพราะสิงค์โปร์ปลอดภัยเกิน ~ ไม่ได้ไป USS เพราะเล็กกว่า USJ และร้อนมาก 💵 YouTrip rate 25.51 🛫 สายการบินดี บินตรง ที่นั่งไม่กว้างมาก สไตล์ Low cost 🏢 โรงแรม 4 ดาว สะอาด ใจกลางเมือง เดินทางสะดวก แต่ห้องแคบไปหน่อย มีน้ำให้วันแรก 2 ขวด หลังจากนั้นเติมน้ำเปล่าได้ที่ Lobby บริเวณโดยรอบสงบ และพนักงานน่ารักคอยช่วยเหลือตลอด กำแพงเก็บเสียงดี นอนหลับสบาย *อย่าจองแยกกับตั๋วเด็ดขาดเพราะคืนละ 3-4 พัน* 🍴อาหารจีนอร่อยมีรสชาตเผ็ดคล้ายคนไทย และขนมและชานมหวานกำลังดี และราคาไม่ได้แพงขนาดนั้น และร้าน Local Hawker ส่วนใหญ่รับแต่เงินสด ☀️ อากาศร้อนมาก แดดแรงมาก ขนาดไปเดือนธันวา แต่โชคดีไม่เจอฝน 🚘 รถเมล์และ Metro ถูกเพราะคิดตามระยะทาง ตกวันละ 100 บาท แต่ไปได้ทุกที่ เดินทางง่าย ตรงเวลา และปลอดภัย แต่จะแพงกว่า Metro ไม่เกิน 1 $ และ Metro เดินไกลกว่า 🛍️ Shopping ของฝากที่ China Town มีทั้งถูกและแพง ต้องเลือกดีๆ และส่วนใหญ่รับแต่เงินสด 🍦ไอติมขนมปังรถเข็น signature ของสิงค์โปร์รับแต่เงินสด 📱 ซื้อ Sim เครือข่ายสิงค์โปร์จาก Shopee เน็ตเร็ว แรง และดี 🏛️ เสื้อกล้าม กระโปรง/กางเกงขาสั้น ไม่อนุญาตให้เข้าพื้นที่วัด/ทางศาสนา แต่มีผ้าคลุมบริการฟรี 🆘 App ที่จำเป็น YouTrip และ City Mapper ใครมีแพลนไป Singapore และอยากลองนั่งรถเมล์แนะนำว่าถูก ตรงเวลา เดินทางง่ายและประทับใจ #เที่ยวสิงคโปร์ #เที่ยวสิงคโปร์ด้วยตัวเอง

Marina Barrage is a dam in southern Singapore built at the confluence of five rivers, across the Marina Channel between Marina East and Marina South. Why You Need To Visit Half Lion, Half Fish With a head of a lion and a body of a fish, this beloved symbol has inspired myriad works of art and poetry. The Merlion’s fish-like body symbolises Singapore’s origins as a fishing village, known as Temasek—a name which comes from same root as the word tasek (lake in Malay). The statue’s head represents the city’s original name of Singapura (lion city in Sanskrit). The Story Behind the Statue Spouting water from its mouth, the Merlion statue stands at 8.6 metres and weighs 70 tonnes. Originally located at the mouth of the Singapore River, it was built by local craftsman Lim Nang Seng, designed by Kwan Sai Kheong, and unveiled on 15 September 1972 by then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. With the completion of Esplanade Bridge in 1997, the statue could no longer be viewed clearly from the waterfront and was relocated to the Merlion Park, which stands in front of Fullerton Hotel and overlooking Marina Bay. Jewel Changi Airport is a nature-themed entertainment and retail complex surrounded by and linked to one of the passenger terminals of Changi Airport, Singapore. Its centrepiece is the world's tallest indoor waterfall, the Rain Vortex, that is surrounded by a terraced forest setting. I was able to witness how beautiful Singapore and offering attractions for free without hurting your pocket 🤭#visit_singapore #singapore2025 #travel#newyearnewtrip

Today, we are sharing 10 of our favorite photo spots. If you love taking photos and creating content, save this list and pin these locations! 1. Potato Head at Chinatown - A popular spot among Thai tourists. 2. Fort Canning Tunnel - Another favorite among Thai tourists. Go early to avoid long queues. 3. Merlion - A must-visit check-in spot. Don't forget to come up with some creative poses! 4. Right next to Merlion, you can capture the stunning view of Marina Bay Sands. 5. This spot is in a café on the Marina Bay Sands building mentioned in point 4. It offers a beautiful view of Gardens by the Bay. 6. Super Tree at Gardens by the Bay. 7. Cloud Forest & Flower Dome - Absolutely amazing! 8. The waterfront at Gardens by the Bay extending to Marina Barrage - A popular spot for picnics and watching the sunset. It's fantastic! 😍 9. Singapore Flyer - A giant Ferris wheel offering a panoramic view of the city. 10. Rain Vortex @ Jewel - A waterfall and vertical garden at the airport.

1. Start your trip to Singapore by arriving at Changi Airport. We will be at Terminal 2, and to take photos and check-in at the Jewel waterfall, you need to take the airport train to Terminal 1. 2. To get into the city, you need to take the airport train or bus to Terminal 2 or Terminal 3 to catch the MRT subway into the city. We are staying around the Chinatown area, which is very convenient for traveling. 3. The next day, visit the Fountain of Wealth, a large fountain located at Suntec City. There are five buildings around the fountain, representing five fingers, with the fountain in the center of the palm, making it a focal point of positive energy according to Feng Shui principles. To get there, take the MRT subway to Esplanade Station, Exit A, or Promenade Station, Exit C. 4. Visit the Merlion at Merlion Park. It's very convenient to get there by MRT, getting off at Raffles Place Station. After taking photos, walk along the Marina Bay promenade, taking photos along the way, it's very enjoyable. 5. Go to Gardens By The Bay by taking the MRT to Gardens by the Bay Station, Exit 1. It's incredibly beautiful.

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.

Hey buddies, today I'm going to share my super exciting two-day itinerary in Singapore! 🌞 If you want to experience the charm of this garden city, follow me and you won't go wrong! 🌈 Marina Bay Sands, an eternal city skyline, a perfect blend of science and art, don't forget the Cloud Forest Walkway, it's a photographer's paradise! 📷 🛍️ Orchard Road shopping paradise, from ION Orchard to Ngee Ann City, filled with big brands, shop till you drop! 💳 🍜 Street food hunt, Nyonya cakes, Yu Sheng, Satay skewers, let your taste buds dance! 🍢 🌙 Singapore Flyer night tour, enjoy the panoramic night view of Singapore, full of romance! 🌃 🍹 Clarke Quay nightlife, bars and restaurants for you to choose from, the later the night, the more exciting it gets! 🎉 Day Two: 🐒 Zoo exploration, get up close and personal with rare animals, feel the charm of nature! 🦜 📚 Kampong Glam cultural walk, delve into the historical stories and cultural charm of Singapore. 🏘️ So, are you tempted? Come and share your must-visit list in Singapore! Waiting for you~ 💕

#singapore #landmark Of course, if you haven't experienced the Merlion, you haven't really visited Singapore. The Merlion, the city-state's most iconic sculpture, serves as the official mascot of Singapore, and every visitor to the city should make it a point to explore this historic landmark. The Merlion is a sculpture with the head of a lion, representing the original name of Singapore, Singapura, meaning 'lion,' and a body of a fish, symbolizing the city's roots as a fishing village. This mythical creature, with water spouting from its mouth like a fountain, is both unique and beautiful. The Merlion Park attracts a lot of visitors eager to capture photos with this famous symbol of Singapore. During our visit, we found ourselves patiently waiting for the perfect spot and angle amidst the heat. However, the wait was undoubtedly worth it. After all, can one truly leave Singapore without immortalizing their experience with the nation's beloved mascot? (You can also get a view of Marina Bay Sands from this spot as well. Don't miss it.) Tip: Make sure you bring some water to prevent dehydration.

Good morning, Singapore! On the second day in Lion City, the weather is still clear, the indoor air conditioning is strong, the outdoor is hot and humid, it seems like having a sauna every day, and the body is sticky. This morning, the first stop is directly to Singapore's NO 1 landmark, the "Merlion" park. Someone once said: If you haven't been to the Merlion, you haven't been to Singapore. Yesterday I took pictures from the top of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, and today I am taking pictures from here.

Singapore is a dynamic city filled with iconic landmarks, cultural diversity, and world-class attractions. Even if you have just one day to explore, you can still experience some of the best that the city has to offer. Here’s a perfect itinerary for making the most of your short visit to Singapore. Morning: Jewel Changi & Merlion Park Start your day at Jewel Changi Airport, home to the stunning HSBC Rain Vortex, the world's tallest indoor waterfall. This breathtaking attraction is surrounded by lush greenery inside the Shiseido Forest Valley, making it a perfect spot for a morning walk and photo opportunities. Afterward, head to Merlion Park, home to Singapore’s iconic half-lion, half-fish statue, and a great spot for photos with the Marina Bay backdrop. Midday: Chinatown & Sentosa Island Adventure Next, visit Chinatown, where you can explore traditional temples, vibrant markets, and heritage shophouses. For lunch, try some local favorites such as chicken rice, laksa, or char kway teow at one of the many hawker centers like Maxwell Food Centre. In the afternoon, make your way to Sentosa Island, Singapore’s ultimate leisure and entertainment destination. You can take the Sentosa Express from VivoCity mall or ride the cable car for a scenic journey. While on the island, visit Universal Studios Singapore for thrilling rides or relax at Palawan Beach. If you prefer a cultural experience, explore Fort Siloso, Singapore’s only preserved coastal fort. Evening: Marina Bay Sands & Gardens by the Bay Wrap up your day at Marina Bay Sands, one of Singapore’s most famous landmarks. Head to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city skyline. From there, take a short walk to Gardens by the Bay, where you can explore the futuristic Supertree Grove and the beautiful indoor conservatories, Cloud Forest and Flower Dome. Don’t miss the Garden Rhapsody light show, a stunning spectacle that takes place in the Supertree Grove every evening. Useful Tips for a One-Day Trip to Singapore 1. Use public transport – The MRT and buses are the most efficient way to get around. 2. Stay hydrated – Singapore’s weather is hot and humid, so drink plenty of water. 3. Plan ahead – Some attractions require advance booking, so check their websites beforehand. 4. Try local food – Hawker centers offer authentic Singaporean dishes at affordable prices. 5. Carry an umbrella – The weather can be unpredictable, with sudden rain showers. Final Thoughts Singapore may be a small city, but it offers a rich variety of experiences packed into a single day. From iconic landmarks and cultural sites to thrilling attractions and vibrant nightlife, there’s something for every traveler. Even with just 24 hours, you’ll leave with unforgettable memories of the Lion City! #trip #singapore #gardensbythebay #jewelchangi #merlion #jumboseafood #chinat

|||Big Bus Night Tour in Singapore: Encounter the Dazzling Lion City Singapore, this charming city-state, captivates with its daytime bustle and vibrancy, but its nights possess a unique charm. Embarking on a Big Bus Night Tour offers a unique perspective on Singapore's dazzling nightscape. Below is a detailed guide to the Big Bus Night Tour in Singapore, designed to help you have an unforgettable journey. I. Itinerary Preparation: The Big Bus Night Tour operates only once a day, departing promptly at 6:15 pm. Be sure to arrive at the starting point, SUNTEC CITY, 20 minutes in advance. Upon arrival, complete the ticket exchange process at SUNTEC CITY and keep your tickets and wristbands safe, as they are essential for boarding. After exchanging tickets, choose your preferred seats to enjoy the scenery along the way. 6:15 pm - 6:30 pm: Depart from SUNTEC CITY and begin your Singapore night tour. Listen to the guide's introduction to Singapore's cityscape and characteristics. 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm: Arrive at Marina Barrage. This is the perfect time to witness a spectacular sunset and feel the gentle sea breeze. Stroll on the lawn next to the barrage, watch locals fly kites and camp, enjoy the leisurely atmosphere, and don't forget to take beautiful photos. 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm: Head to Lau Pa Sat (Telok Ayer Market). Each person receives two complimentary skewers of delicious satay, kicking off a culinary journey through Singapore. Savor a variety of local delicacies, explore the lively night market, pick up some snacks for dinner, and experience the rich local culture. 8:30 pm - 9:15 pm: Arrive at Gardens by the Bay and witness the breathtaking Supertree Grove light show, which lasts approximately 15 minutes. The dazzling lights complement the unique tree-shaped structures, creating a stunning spectacle. After the light show, don't rush to leave; you can also enjoy the mist and laser show, a perfect blend of technology and nature. 9:15 pm - 10:00 pm: Arrive at Clarke Quay and admire the stunning waterfront night view. Check in at the rainbow wall of the Old Hill Street Police Station and take photos against the colorful backdrop. There are many bars and restaurants along the river. If you're interested, you can sit down, enjoy a drink, and experience the lively night atmosphere. 10:00 pm - 10:30 pm: Head to Orchard Road, the famous shopping street that is brilliantly lit at night. Even if you're not shopping, you can stroll along the street, admire the neon lights of the malls and shops on both sides, and experience Singapore's fashion and prosperity. After 10:30 pm: On the return trip, the guide will ask passengers about their drop-off points. Choose a suitable stop based on your needs, return to your accommodation, and conclude your enjoyable night tour. II. Transportation Guide The Big Bus Night Tour stops at designated locations, so there's no need to worry about transfers. However, be sure to return to the bus on time to avoid missing the rest of the itinerary. If you need to go elsewhere after the night tour, you can choose local taxis, the subway, or buses. Singapore has a well-developed public transportation system, with extensive and convenient subway and bus coverage. III. Food Recommendations Lau Pa Sat (Telok Ayer Market): This place gathers a variety of Singaporean delicacies. In addition to the complimentary satay, you can try classic dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, char kway teow, laksa, and bak kut teh, each bite bursting with rich Southeast Asian flavors. Around Clarke Quay: There are many restaurants and bars along the river, offering a variety of international and local cuisines. We recommend trying Peranakan cuisine, with its unique spice combinations and cooking methods, for a distinctive culinary experience. IV. Accommodation Suggestions Near Marina Bay: Excellent location, close to several attractions such as Gardens by the Bay and Merlion Park. There are various accommodation options, from high-end luxury hotels to cost-effective guesthouses, making it convenient for enjoying the city's night view and getting around. Near Orchard Road: Convenient for shopping and dining, with many malls and restaurants nearby. Accommodation is mainly hotels, with complete facilities and convenient transportation, suitable for tourists who enjoy shopping and convenience. Near Clarke Quay: A vibrant area with a lively night atmosphere. There are hotels and apartments in various styles, and some accommodations offer river views, making it convenient to experience Singapore's nightlife. V. Activities Night View Appreciation: Sit on the Big Bus and enjoy the city's night view through the windows, experiencing the charm of the brightly lit metropolis. After getting off at each stop, you can also enjoy the surrounding night views up close, such as the sea view at Marina Barrage and the river view at Clarke Quay. Food Tasting: Indulge in Singapore's specialties at Lau Pa Sat and around Clarke Quay to satisfy your taste buds. We hope this guide helps you have a fulfilling Big Bus Night Tour in Singapore and enjoy the unique charm of the city at night!

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In the northern hemisphere, there is a city that blends multiculturalism with the charm of a modern metropolis, exuding a unique South Seas flavor. This city is Singapore, my eternal 'Endless Summer.' Today, I will share my journey to Singapore with you, showcasing the unique charm of this city. Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Singapore, check into a hotel near Marina Bay, and enjoy the dazzling night view of Marina Bay. • Day 2: Gardens by the Bay → Merlion Park → Clarke Quay. In the morning, experience the wonders of the plant kingdom at Gardens by the Bay, take photos at Merlion Park in the afternoon, and enjoy food and nightlife at Clarke Quay in the evening. • Day 3: Sentosa Island. Spend the whole day playing on Sentosa Island, with attractions like Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, and Palawan Beach not to be missed. • Day 4: Chinatown → Little India. Experience the culture of Singapore's Chinatown in the morning, and feel the rich Indian atmosphere in Little India in the afternoon, tasting the local delicacies. • Day 5: Shopping on Orchard Road, preparing for the return trip. Must-Visit Attractions • Gardens by the Bay: The huge plant conservatories are filled with exotic flowers and plants, and the supertrees look dreamy under the night light show, as if you are in a futuristic world. • Merlion Park: A symbolic attraction of Singapore, take a photo with the cute Merlion, feel the spray of water, with modern skyscrapers in the background, the scenery is excellent. • Sentosa Island: A paradise of fun, with thrilling rides at Universal Studios, various marine creatures at the aquarium, and Palawan Beach as a great place to relax. Food Recommendations • Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tender chicken, fragrant rice, paired with special sauces, every bite is full of happiness. Recommended: Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice, which is worth the wait despite the long queues. • Chili Crab: Singapore's national dish, the crab meat is fresh and delicious, covered in a rich, slightly spicy and sweet sauce, and it's simply heavenly when eaten with fried buns dipped in the sauce. Jumbo Seafood's chili crab is a top choice for many tourists. • Kaya Toast: Crispy toast with sweet kaya jam and butter, paired with a cup of pulled tea, is Singaporeans' favorite breakfast combination. Ya Kun Kaya Toast is a great place to enjoy this delicacy. Hotel Recommendations • Marina Bay Sands: Featuring the iconic infinity pool with a stunning view of Marina Bay, luxurious facilities, and excellent service. • The St. Regis Singapore: Offers a high-quality accommodation experience, with elegantly decorated rooms, and outstanding dining and spa services. • Orchid Hotel: High cost-performance ratio, convenient location, surrounded by many restaurants and shopping centers, comfortable environment, suitable for all types of travelers. Singapore, a city full of vitality and charm, has both modern prosperity and rich South Seas flavor. Here, every moment is worth remembering, and every memory is as passionate and beautiful as summer. Come to Singapore and start your dreamy journey!

Singapore might as well be my comfy place at this point, it’s that “I’m home” feeling that isn’t even at home, I don’t know if that make sense If only I’ve ever seen the sun in there tho Good food, I can find every cuisine I love in one afternoon walk Kinda limited visit this time, since it was almost raining every day , try again next maybe #singapore #marinabay #merlionpark

#celebrateit Speaking of Singapore, it's Merlion after all! It is a classic spot that you definitely want to visit on your first trip to Singapore. Merlion Park itself is free to visit and is crowded with tourists taking pictures in various poses from the front pier. In fact, there are a total of 7 Merlions in Singapore! Please enjoy the commemorative photo shoot with each Merlion. The night view of the lighted up merlion and its surroundings is also beautiful, so please enjoy a night walk while admiring the fantastic scenery.

Sentosa Island 🏝️ Description: A popular resort destination that offers a variety of attractions and activities. Highlights: Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, beaches. Chinatown 🏮 Description: A bustling neighborhood that showcases Singapore’s Chinese heritage. Highlights: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Chinatown Heritage Centre, food stalls. Merlion Park 🏞️ Description: Home to Singapore's iconic Merlion statue, which symbolizes the city. Highlights: Great photo opportunities with Marina Bay Sands in the backdrop. Fort Canning Park 🏯 Highlights: A beautiful urban park with various gardens, including the Sculpture Garden and Banyan Tree. Battlebox: A former WWII British underground command center that has been turned into a historical attraction, offering guided tours about its significance during the war. The Governor's House: Formerly the residence of the British governors, this historic building adds to the allure of the site. Marina Bay Sands 🪄 Description: An iconic integrated resort with a unique boat-shaped roof. The SkyPark offers panoramic views of the city. Highlights: Infinity pool, observation deck, and the Night Light & Water Show. Gardens by the Bay ⛲️ Description: A futuristic park featuring unique Supertree structures, floral displays, and climate-controlled conservatories. Highlights: Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and the Garden Rhapsody light show. Traveling in Singapore offers a multitude of exciting experiences. Here are some of the best parts: 1. Cultural Diversity Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam: These vibrant neighborhoods reflect Singapore's multicultural heritage with their colorful architecture, temples, and delicious food. 2. Iconic Attractions Marina Bay Sands: An architectural marvel featuring a rooftop infinity pool and breathtaking views of the skyline. Gardens by the Bay: Famous for its Supertree Grove and climate-controlled conservatories, it's a unique blend of nature and cutting-edge technology. 3. Delicious Cuisine Hawker Centers: A must-visit to enjoy a wide variety of affordable local food, including chicken rice, laksa, and chili crab. Fine Dining: Experience Michelin-starred restaurants and innovative culinary delights. 4. Efficient Public Transport MRT and Buses: The Mass Rapid Transit system is clean, efficient, and a great way to navigate the city without hassle. 5. Natural Beauty Sentosa Island: A resort destination with beaches, Universal Studios, and nature trails, perfect for relaxation and adventure. MacRitchie Reservoir: Offers scenic hiking trails and beautiful nature spots close to the city center. 6. Shopping Extravaganza Orchard Road: A shopping paradise filled with luxury boutiques, department stores, and local brands. 7. Vibrant Nightlife Clarke Quay: Known for its restaurants, bars, and lively atmosphere by the river, ideal for a night out. 8. Festivals and Events Cultural Festivals: Throughout the year, Singapore hosts a variety of celebrations like Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and Hari Raya Puasa, showcasing its rich traditions. 9. Art and Museums National Gallery Singapore: Home to a vast collection of Southeast Asian art. ArtScience Museum: Combines art and science with interactive exhibits. 10. Clean and Safe Environment Singapore is known for its cleanliness and low crime rates, making it a safe destination for travelers. Conclusion Whether you're drawn by the food, attractions, or cultural experiences, Singapore has something to offer every traveler. Enjoy your visit! #travel #sentosaisland #chinatownsg #hajilane #merlionpark #fortcanningpark #marinabaysandsexperience

Step into Singapore, and a dreamy adventure begins. This ultra-detailed guide will take you through the essence of Singapore and let you experience the unique charm of this city. Itinerary Day 1: Merlion Park - Gardens by the Bay Morning: After arriving in Singapore, head to the hotel to check in and rest for a while, then head to Merlion Park. The park is located by Marina Bay and is very convenient to reach. You can take the MRT to Raffles Place Station and walk to the park. The white Merlion statue stands elegantly by Marina Bay, with its head held high and its tail gracefully curved. Standing in front of the Merlion, capture this unique city symbol along with the beautiful scenery of Marina Bay in the background, creating wonderful memories. Afternoon: From Merlion Park, take the MRT or a taxi to Gardens by the Bay, which is about a 15-minute ride. Start by visiting the Cloud Forest, where you will be instantly captivated by the breathtaking giant plant waterfall, surrounded by mist, making you feel like you are in a fairyland. Wander through the lush tropical plants and fully immerse yourself in the vibrant nature. Evening: As night falls, don't miss the Supertree light show. The colorful lights flicker and dance among the tree trunks and branches, accompanied by dynamic music, creating a stunning visual and auditory feast. After the light show, enjoy dinner in the surrounding area and savor the local cuisine. Day 2: Sentosa Island Morning: Take the MRT to HarbourFront Station, then transfer to the Sentosa Express to enter Sentosa Island. Upon arrival, head straight to Universal Studios. As soon as you enter the gates of Universal Studios, it feels like stepping into a magical movie world. Be sure to experience the Transformers 3D Battle, where you follow the Autobots on an exciting adventure, with realistic effects that fully immerse you. Afternoon: After leaving Universal Studios, head to Palawan Beach. Stroll along the beach, feeling the gentle sea breeze and the fine sand. Don't miss the famous suspension bridge, where you can walk above the blue sea and take in the stunning views on the other side. Evening: Enjoy dinner on Sentosa Island, where there are various restaurants to choose from, offering everything from seafood feasts to local snacks to satisfy your taste buds. After dinner, take a stroll around the island and soak in the lively evening atmosphere. Food Recommendations 1. Ya Kun Kaya Toast: Be sure to try the crispy toast with sweet kaya jam and a soft-boiled egg in the middle. One bite and the rich flavors will burst on your taste buds, starting your day full of energy. 2. No Signboard Seafood: Their chili crab is a must-try, with rich chili sauce coating the succulent crab meat. Dip the small buns in the sauce, and each bite is filled with happiness. Accommodation Recommendations Marina Bay Sands Hotel: The hotel features a unique sky garden and an infinity pool, where you can swim while taking in the city skyline and the beautiful scenery of Marina Bay. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the service is attentive, adding more comfort to your trip. Every moment in Singapore is worth remembering, and we look forward to meeting it again to explore this charming city once more.

Singapore is another country that I would like to recommend for you to visit, whether you are a first-time traveler, a child, or an elderly person. This is because it is one of the best-managed cities in the world. Public transportation is easily accessible, and you can travel alone without worrying. For this 3-day, 2-night trip, there are many activities to do. Many people may think that this small country doesn't have much to offer. I must say that you are wrong. Because here, there are various exhibitions that rotate so that you won't get bored. There are also landmarks that you can't miss for traveling. 🧡 Day 1 We intended to go to The Floral Fantasy and walk around Garden by the Bay because they had a Disney-themed flower arrangement that was a great hit with Disney fans like us. 🧡 Day 2 Harry Potter: Vision of Magic on Sentasa Island, the same place as Universal. I must say that they organized the event very well. If you are tired of Universal and want to try something new, try going there. 🧡 Day 3 Visit the Merlion landmark. If you come to Singapore and don't come here, it's like you haven't been here. You have to check in, find an angle, and take a picture quickly because there are always a lot of people. Then walk to Anderson bridge, a popular bridge not far from Merlion. If you are looking for a place to visit, don't forget to think of Singapore. ❤️ #Get a discount without relying on luck #Travel to Singapore #Travel abroad

Singapore is the smallest developed country in the world. With a land area of less than 1,000 square kilometers, it is known as a pocket-sized country. The country is a city, so Singapore can be regarded as a country or a city. Whether it is a country or a city, Singapore is indeed very good. Both the urban construction and the natural scenery are very pleasant, and it is worth visiting. There are many must-visit attractions in Singapore. Have you been there? Spend 3 days and 2 nights on a relaxing trip, and you will feel great! 1. Must-visit attractions: Sentosa Island, Universal Studios Singapore, Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, St. Andrew's Cathedral, Chinatown, Fort Canning Park, National Museum of Singapore, Sands SkyPark, Singapore River, Changi Airport, and Singapore Botanic Gardens. 2. Itinerary: Day 1: Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Sands SkyPark, and Singapore River; Day 2: Sentosa Island and Universal Studios Singapore; Day 3: St. Andrew's Cathedral, Chinatown, Fort Canning Park, Singapore Botanic Gardens, and Changi Airport. 3. Accommodation: Hotels in Singapore are relatively expensive. Generally speaking, the average price of a 3-star or comfortable hotel is about CNY 600, and the cost of 2 nights is CNY 1,200. 4. Dining: There are many Chinese people in Singapore, whose ancestors came from the coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong, so the food is inclined to Minnan and Chaoshan cuisines, which should be acceptable to most people. However, the cost of dining in Singapore is extremely high, with an average daily consumption of SGD 100 per person, which is equivalent to CNY 500, and the average consumption for 3 days is CNY 1,500 per person. 5. Transportation: Although Singapore is not big, its public transportation is very developed, with air, subway, bus, and sea transportation. You can take a plane or a ship to Singapore from abroad, and take the subway or bus after arriving in Singapore. You need to buy a transportation card to take the bus or subway. 6. Budget: ① Tickets: Universal Studios Singapore CNY 440, Sands SkyPark CNY 190, and National Museum of Singapore CNY 120, totaling CNY 750; ② Hotel: 2 nights CNY 1,200; ③ Dining: CNY 1,500; ④ Transportation in Singapore: CNY 300; Total: CNY 3,750.

#singaporetrips Singapore is packed with incredible attractions, and this itinerary covers some of the most iconic spots, from the famous Merlion to thrilling waterfront adventures. 🐉 Start at the Merlion Park Begin your day at Merlion Park, home to Singapore’s famous half-lion, half-fish statue. This is the best spot for that classic Singapore selfie with Marina Bay Sands in the background. 🦆 Explore the City on a Duck Tour Hop on a DUCKtour, an amphibious vehicle that takes you from land to water in one ride! Cruise past landmarks like the Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands, and the Civic District—all while splashing into the Singapore River for unique waterfront views. 🏝️ Sentosa Island: Fun by the Water Head to Sentosa, Singapore’s ultimate leisure destination. Whether you want to relax on Palawan Beach, take the Skyline Luge, or explore Universal Studios, there’s something for everyone. 🌊 Sunset at the Waterfront Wrap up your day with a walk along the Marina Bay waterfront. Catch the spectacular Spectra light show in front of Marina Bay Sands or just enjoy the stunning views of the Singapore skyline. 💡 Top Tip: Get an Express Pass for Sentosa attractions to skip the queues and maximize your time. From city sights to island adventures, this day in Singapore gives you the best mix of culture, fun, and stunning waterfront views!

From the Merlion you can see the Marina Bay Sands Hotel opposite Therefore, catching the saliva of the Merlion can bring you the wealth of the Golden Sands. It is recommended to go there early in the morning Fewer people You can avoid the crowds Especially tour groups Singapore is hot Avoid midday There is an uncle selling waffle ice cream nearby. Many people go to buy You can try I bought the corn flavor Finally, it tastes like durian.

Happiness is going out to play. Fun places in Singapore can also be cost-effective. In the city center, you can see the panoramic view from a high place or a free place to look directly at Marina Bay. Other places have viewing platforms and tickets cost hundreds of yuan. ⚡️Attractions: We went to Singapore National Gallery and Merlion Park, both near Funan Mall, and can go directly there. 🇸🇬Art Gallery: This National Gallery in Singapore is the government building and the former Supreme Court. Now the two buildings are connected to become the current Singapore National Gallery. It was built in the 1930s and retains a strong neoclassical architectural style. Singapore Citywalk can be done for a whole day, so I feel relieved☺️ Free attractions: 📍This is in Funan Mall~ The specific address can be found in the navigation 107 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 179105. There is also a beautiful viewing platform and a very modern shopping mall, all the best, I love Funan's viewing platform!

#newyearnewtrip The Merlion, Singapore’s iconic symbol, stands proudly at the mouth of the Singapore River, where it once played a key role in the city’s early trading history. With the head of a lion and the body of a fish, the statue represents Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village and its transformation into a bustling metropolis. Strolling along the river, visitors can enjoy a scenic walk with stunning views of the city’s skyline, colonial buildings, and vibrant waterfront. A visit to the Merlion and Singapore River offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and modern charm. 🌆✨

📍Trip Overview It was quite good if you don't mind being shy 😂 because I traveled alone and felt a bit awkward taking photos by myself. I went at the beginning of the year, and it rained constantly, but it was good because there were no crowds 😂 🚩Travel Route I recommend taking the bus rather than the train. You can enjoy the view and avoid the rush hour crowd on the train. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions You should visit the main spots first: the waterfall, luggage deposit, Merlion, Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the bridge, Universal Studios, Fort Canning, temples, Bugis Street, and Chinatown. 🚇Transportation Take the train for long distances, and for short distances, you can walk or take the bus. 📷Photo Spots You should visit the main spots first: the waterfall, luggage deposit, Merlion, Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the bridge, Universal Studios, Fort Canning, temples... 🍜Recommended Food Food courts and street food are better and cheaper. Try Hainanese chicken rice (boiled or fried), steamed buns... and remember to clean up after eating. 🏠Accommodation Recommendation If you're traveling alone, a hostel is better. 💡Precautions Singaporeans can be quite proud. At 7-11, they don't speak as politely as in Thailand. There are few cash top-up machines for EZ-Link cards, and other top-up methods have fees. Visa cards also have fees, so don't use them too much. There aren't many thieves, but it can be scary at night. Remember to clean up after eating. Don't stay out too late; everything closes by 9 PM. If you want nice photos without people, go out around 6-7 AM. Always carry an umbrella as it rains often. If you want to save money, bring food from Thailand and only eat out once a day. Have breakfast and dinner at the hotel.

Merlion Park, a landmark of Singapore, is a must-visit spot where everyone takes photos with the iconic Merlion statue, which stands prominently by Marina Bay. Opposite the park, you can see the futuristic architecture of Marina Bay Sands, symbolizing Singapore's progress. Additionally, it is a prime location to watch the famous light and sound show, The Wonder Full Show. Missing out on taking a photo here when visiting Singapore would be a great loss.

Singapore truly feels like a city of the future! Walking around Marina Bay Sands and seeing the iconic Gardens by the Bay was like stepping into a sci-fi movie. The Merlion and the stunning skyline were perfect for photos, and the whole city felt so clean and organized. I loved exploring the streets of Chinatown and tasting all the incredible food at the hawker centers. Singapore is a unique blend of modernity and tradition, and I can’t wait to go back and see more! #singaporetrip #travel #couplestrip

📍Things to know before traveling: Singapore is 1 hour ahead of Thailand The weather is hot and rainy, no winter season 🧭Travel route: Bangkok - Singapore 🏖️Must-visit attractions: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Sri Mariamman Temple Yueh Hai Ching Temple (famous for matchmaking) Promenade Helix Bridge Marina Bay Sands Merlion & Clarke Quay before heading to the hotel to sleep Fort Canning Park Sri Krishnan Temple Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple Sultan Mosque Haji Lane and Potato Head Singapore

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📍 Itinerary Overview 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions - Gardens by the Bay - Merlion - Muslim Quarters - China Town - Jewel at Changi International Airport 🚇 Transportation - Public transport - Tour guide - Free bus tour 💡 Tips - Take a tour at the airport to get around the city without any hassles and fast. Although a bit steep,they are knowledgeable, help to manage the little time that you have and see as many attractions as you can. They also help with bookings if required. #singapore #chinatownsg #muslimquarters #merlion #jewelchangi #jewelsg

Visit the legendary landmark of Singapore, Merlion 🦁 at One Fullerton! Take a photo with the water-spouting sea lion with the magnificent Marina Bay Sands in the background 🏙️. In the evening, we recommend watching the city lights for an even more impressive experience ✨. It's very easy to get here by MRT; just get off at Raffles Place station and walk a short distance. Don't forget to try fun camera angles, like pretending to drink water from the Merlion, for some cool photos to take home!