Marina Bay

Enjoyed the stunning view of the Marina bay from a different perspective - onboard the DBS sailboats! I was lucky that I got to watch the dragon boat race!

The location is on the 51st floor of Capitaspring, where you can overlook the Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay. A tour around the top floor offers a panoramic view of the cityscape in the downtown area as well as the entire Sentosa. But take note of the opening hours, every weekday: 8:30am-10:30am and 2:30pm-5:30pm. It is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. The weather was really good when we took photos. After going downstairs, we headed straight to Palawan to play in the sand and water until it got dark before we went home...

1. Introduction: The most surprising attraction of my trip to Singapore—Gardens by the Bay. Everything outdoors is free, it's just that entering the two large glass conservatories, the Cloud Forest (Avatar) and the Flower Dome, requires a ticket. Inside the Cloud Forest, you'll find a variety of rare plants, with aerial walkways spiraling through the mountainous structure, complete with various Avatar movie set designs, ambient sounds, and more, offering a top-notch experience! The Flower Dome primarily features succulents, cacti, herbaceous ground cover, roses, etc. 2. Experience: I really liked the Cloud Forest. I played there for over three hours. There is now a series of Avatar-themed attractions, which I highly recommend. Spectacular views: The Cloud Forest is a huge glass greenhouse with a massive artificial mountain inside, rising to 35 meters. You can climb up the spiral path and enjoy magnificent waterfalls, cliffs, and a rich variety of tropical plants along the way. It creates a fantasy world as if you are in the clouds. Rich plant species: The Cloud Forest showcases rare plant species from around the world, especially those from alpine and cloud forest regions. You can see beautiful orchids, ferns, mosses, and more. The air in the forest is moist, and the plants are lush, providing a unique botanical exploration experience. Thrilling experiences: There are some exciting and fun activities in the Cloud Forest, such as aerial walkways and challenging climbing walls. You can overlook the entire forest from above and enjoy an exciting adventure. Greenhouse atmosphere: The Cloud Forest maintains a constant temperature and high humidity, making it a cool and pleasant retreat. In hot weather, entering the Cloud Forest allows you to feel the cool air, giving you a sense of comfort and relaxation. 3. Tips: I suggest arriving at Gardens by the Bay around 2 PM and staying until the evening to enjoy the light show! There are light shows at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM. You must see it~~ Watching the sunset turn to darkness, with the backdrop of the Marina Bay Sands hotel and the Supertree Grove, really makes you feel like you're in a sci-fi scene! 4. Some scenes require a ticket, but the ticketing is very fast, super fast that kind, very suitable for taking kids out, if you have time you can bring your family along, in a word, it's fun and not expensive

#singapore #mytripvlog We stumbled upon this free installation during our weekly run, and it actually turns out to be a collaboration of Saatchi Gallery with Philip Colbert. Four cute, tall, and colourful sculptures of lobster dressed up in costumes lined up along the iconic Marina Bay waterfront promenade. It was really very nice to see such free art in Singapore.

Didn’t stay at Marina Bay Sands Hotel to see Singapore’s skyline because it’s pricey? No problem! With just $26 ($16 if you are Sands Rewards LifeStyle Members or FREE if you are Prestige or Elite Sands members), you can head up to The SkyPark Observation Deck, located at 57th storey at MBS Hotel tower 3 to enjoy scenic views of Marina Bay and Singapore’s cityscape. Things to note: • The SkyPark Observation Deck will be closed from 6pm to 7.30pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays except for Public Holidays. • Last entry into the SkyPark Observation Deck will be 10 minutes before the closing time stated for the respective days (please check beforehand). • Visitors typically spend 45 min – 1hr here. Suggest you come in the evening nearer to sunset time and wait to see the city lights slowly light up. • Check the weather forecast before you go as the observation deck is unsheltered. 📍 SkyPark Observation Deck #singapore #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #skypark #mbs #singaporeskyline

#singaporetrip **Marina Bay: The Jewel of Singapore's Skyline 🌆✨** Marina Bay is the crown jewel of Singapore, showcasing the city's blend of cutting-edge architecture, vibrant culture, and stunning waterfront views. 🌊🏙️ From the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel to the futuristic Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay, this area is a hub of attractions and activities. Strolling along the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade, you'll encounter breathtaking views of the skyline, perfect for day or night visits. 🌇🌃 The nightly Spectra light and water show is a mesmerizing display that shouldn't be missed. 🎇💦 Key attractions include the ArtScience Museum, with its distinctive lotus-shaped design, and the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, offering panoramic views of the city from its rooftop infinity pool. 🏊♂️🏞️ For a unique experience, visit the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome in Gardens by the Bay, showcasing diverse plant life and innovative design. 🌺🌿 Dining options are abundant, from high-end restaurants to bustling hawker centers, ensuring a culinary delight for every palate. 🍽️🥢 The nearby Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands provide luxury shopping experiences for fashion enthusiasts. 🛍️ While the area can be busy, the blend of natural beauty, architectural marvels, and cultural experiences make Marina Bay a must-visit destination in Singapore. 🌟 Overall, Marina Bay is a vibrant and dynamic part of Singapore, offering something for everyone and embodying the city's spirit of innovation and elegance. 🇸🇬✨ #themepark #flowerlover #beachlife #marinabay #Singapore #hiddengems #songkran2024 #cherryblossom2024 #trip

Address - 5 Straits View, #01-26/27 Marina One East Tower, Singapore 018935 (3 minutes walk from Marina Bay Station) Ambiance/Facilities - Fine Dining. Unique and pretty presentations. Food made with love Highlights - Food worth to try once! Beef Tartare (Raw!) Avg. Price per Person - ~S$100 - $150 Rating - 5/5 It’s my first time here with my friends as we were seeing it is being recommended. We tried out nearly 6 dishes, I can feel that all the food has been prepared with love and preparing on the spot that makes my heart melt. One of the most unique dishes I had tried is the Hand chopped Beef Tartare, its raw but yet flavouring has done well that it get rid of the bloody smell. I feel that it is worth the recommendation and it’s a nice place to celebrate birthday, valentine times and more! #exploresgtogether #momentssg #urbanexplorer #christmaslights

As the countdown began, the night sky burst into life⏰🌌 After enduring the pandemic, 2023 finally saw the grand comeback of the Marina Bay New Year's Eve fireworks display! As one of Singapore's most popular year-end events, it draws hundreds of thousands of people to Marina Bay on the evening of December 31st to welcome the new year together. That night, not only was there an awe-inspiring fireworks show, but also light projections, concerts, and other stunning performances that left attendees mesmerized and unforgettable. As dusk fell, the sky lit up with splendor🌃✨ Before the long-awaited grand finale fireworks show, drones arranged in the night sky to form patterns like the Merlion and the Singapore flag, warming up the evening and capturing everyone's attention. As midnight approached, drones formed a clock pattern and the audience counted down in unison. As the clock struck, 2023 officially arrived, and the night sky was filled with dazzling fireworks, bright and spectacular. Brilliantly bursting, moments captured🎇📸 The fireworks show lasted nearly 7 minutes, with Marina Bay as the backdrop, the fireworks combined different colors and shapes to adorn the night sky into a colorful canvas. Accompanied by wonderful music, it created an audio-visual feast that elicited cheers. The burst of fireworks became a beautiful memory of the new year, and with a simple snap, one could capture a stunning wallpaper! Multiple perspectives, different experiences 👀🎡 Although the fireworks display was grand, to avoid overcrowding, some spectators chose to watch from less crowded spots, such as the Tanjong Rhu Promenade, which has a 'lookout tower' that rises four stories high and is a prime spot for viewing fireworks. Additionally, the Singapore Flyer is also an excellent vantage point, offering a unique flavor as you look down on the fireworks from above! 2023 has passed, and the countdown to 2024 is also approaching. Let us bask in the glow of the Marina Bay fireworks together and celebrate the arrival of the new year🎉🌌

🌸Check out the attractions in Singapore: Universal Studios, the Zoo, Gardens by the Bay, the Aquarium, and the Ferris wheel. Personally, I don't think the Aquarium is a must-visit, as aquariums around the world are pretty similar. The Avatar area in Gardens by the Bay is better than the garden area, which is not very interesting. Universal Studios is a must-visit, though. Even if you've been to Universal Studios in Beijing, Osaka, or Los Angeles, it's still a fun place to visit again. If you're interested in animals, the Zoo is worth a special trip. The Ferris wheel offers a great night view and has a nice vibe, but locals probably wouldn't ride it since you can enjoy similar beautiful views from the rooftop bars of hotels with top-floor terraces. Other attractions like Little India aren't really necessary. 🌸Hainanese chicken rice, Bak Kut Teh, Peranakan cuisine, black pepper crab, Laksa, and fried Kway Teow are all local specialties worth trying. It's recommended to go to places like night markets where locals eat, as there's a wide variety of choices. The quality of Hainanese chicken rice depends on whether the chicken is tender and smooth, the rice is fragrant, and the soup is fresh. Bak Kut Teh comes in clear or dark soup; I personally prefer the clear soup. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is delicious and offers free refills of soup, so you can have several bowls. 🌸The subway is the most convenient mode of transport. You can't buy single-trip tickets, but you don't necessarily need to buy a subway card either. Try using your own Visa card, as the newer versions can be directly used at the gates; for taxis, you need to go to designated spots and can pay with WeChat Pay. 🌸Most places only accept card (Visa) + cash, so it's best to exchange for Singapore dollars in advance. 🌸You can claim tax refunds for purchases over 100 Singapore dollars. At the airport, you can choose to have the refund credited to your bank card, Alipay, or cash. Alipay usually credits the refund within an hour. 🌸Buying designer bags is quite a good deal. There's a Le Labo perfume store on Orchard Road, the colorful cakes at Terminal 1 have a shelf life of 5 days, and you can find Irvin's salted egg chips and fish skin, as well as TWG tea and BACHA coffee available throughout the airport. The above are all pretty good, but I don't find Tiger Balm plasters useful, so there's no need to buy them. Cosmetics are too expensive and not worth purchasing.

Singapore World Gourmet Summit is a grand gathering that brings together the world's top culinary masters, attracting countless food enthusiasts and travelers to come every year. This summit offers a unique culinary exploration journey and also reveals the unique charm of Singapore as a multicultural city. In the vibrant atmosphere of the Singapore World Gourmet Summit, one can also take in the popular tourist attractions of Singapore, this dazzling jewel of Asia. 1 Gardens by the Bay, in this modern garden located at Marina Bay, one can appreciate the fusion of nature and man-made architecture. Here, you can enjoy the spectacular views of the botanical gardens and high-rise buildings, and also visit the largest greenhouse garden in Asia - the Cloud Forest. During the Singapore World Gourmet Summit, Gardens by the Bay also becomes a place of creative inspiration for culinary masters from all over. 2 The Singapore Botanic Gardens is also a tourist attraction worth visiting. The Singapore Botanic Gardens are famous for their diverse plant species and spectacular scenery. Here, you can stroll along the shaded paths and admire rare and beautiful plants. 3 The National Museum of Singapore is a place not to be missed, showcasing the history and cultural heritage of Singapore. It allows one to understand the multicultural background of Singapore and explore the city's evolutionary journey. The Singapore World Gourmet Summit also adds more cultural exchange and interaction to this place, allowing us to understand the charm of the city more deeply. Singapore World Gourmet Summit Event Date: 8.17-8.23

Today, I spent a day in Singapore's Citywalk, and the whole city is full of rampant greenery. The route is from the skyscrapers and sky gardens close to nature in the central business district, to the seaside green space that the locals love the most on the coastal embankment, and finally into the landmark Marina Bay Gardens. The architecture in Singapore is very stylish, and it is wrapped in green plants, the city Citywalk, but it is like walking in the garden~

This place is beautiful with the buildings all lit up. It is lovely to walk through the area with the live bands playing, the lights and the party crowd moving around. The iconic Marina Bay Sands, with its unique ship-like structure atop three towers, is a testament to architectural ingenuity. At night, the skyline comes alive with a stunning light show reflecting off the Marina Bay, a sight not to be missed. A must-see for any visitor to this island city-state! #singaporetrip