A complete guide to Singapore travel

Singapore | Lion City Tour, Singapore Travel Check-in Guide The Spring Festival is approaching, it’s time to find a warm place to escape the cold. Singapore is a good choice. Visa-free entry and most people can speak Chinese make it a perfect tourist destination. Here is a travel guide! Visa: Visa-free, but it is recommended to fill out the entry card three days in advance, and you can pass through customs by swiping your passport after arrival Jewel Changi Airport: Don’t rush to the city after getting off the plane. Jewel Changi Airport is the first check-in point. The Rain Vortex that runs through the entire mall lobby is known as the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. The free train from T2 to T3 will show you the Zootopia at any time. More than 250 shops will bring you a great food and shopping experience. There are also seven iconic rides that you can enjoy all day long! Merlion Park: Although it is the smallest park in Singapore, it has become a symbol of Singapore. The Merlion itself is a fictional animal with a fish body and a lion head. It is said that the lion head represents the legendary "Lion City", and the fish tail of the statue represents the characteristics of Singapore's transformation from a fishing port to a commercial port. Not only that, it is also the filming location of the famous anime "Detective Conan" theatrical version "The Fist of Blue Sapphire"! Fukangning Park: It is not only a park, but also a fortress to protect the port of Singapore. Now the park has a large area of ​​green plants and a museum. It is also a popular check-in spot for Internet celebrities all over the world. The spiral staircase going up from the subway entrance is super photogenic. Everyone consciously queues up to leave empty shots, but it is really a bit difficult to wait. Be sure to reserve time to take pictures ★National Museum: The oldest museum in Singapore, it is also a neoclassical building with a history of hundreds of years. It uses a lot of advanced and colorful exhibition elements, such as touch screens, oral history and old film screenings to show Singapore's special history. Gardens by the Bay: As a huge greenhouse, 226,000 species of plants and flowers from all over the world have settled here. It is also the largest garden building in Singapore. What is more eye-catching is the 18 towering "super trees" in the garden. There is also a light show at night.