Singapore leisure day trip itinerary, suitable for checking in and taking photos📸

#SingaporeItinerary The Lion City of Singapore is a world-famous tourist resort country, with thousands of tourists coming here for sightseeing and vacation every day. This time I will introduce a guide for a relaxing one-day tour in Singapore. One-day tour guide: Changi Airport Waterfall - MRT to CHIJMES + Fort Canning Park - 5 minutes to Raffles Hotel for photo taking - 8 minutes to National Gallery - 10 minutes to Marina Bay Merlion - 2 stops by MRT to Sultan Mosque - 1 minute to Haji Lane - Take bus to Johor Bahru 🎡Attractions: 📍Jewel Changi Waterfall: Water is released at 11am. If you are not at the airport, you need to enter the country. It is at Jewel Changi Mall opposite T1. If you are at T1, you can cross the road directly to get there. You can take a shuttle bus or a small train to get there for free at T2 and T3. You can only take a shuttle bus to T4 (wait for the bus on the far right of the first floor). There are waiting areas on each floor for taking photos. It is recommended to take the train 📍Praise Square: Convent and church, white buildings are good for taking photos, and you can finish the tour in less than half an hour 📍Fort Canning Park: Fort Canning Tree Tunnel Photo Tour 📍Raffles Hotel: After entering the gate, turn left and you will see the Blue Fountain, where you can have afternoon tea 📍National Gallery: Free to visit, tickets are required to see the exhibition (cheaper to buy online in advance) The free area is also worth visiting, very classical 📍Merlion: Ordinary 📍Sultan Mosque + Haji Lane: The mosque is open from 10am to 12am and 2pm to 4pm. If you go too late, you can only see it from the outside. Haji Lane is a street of shops, so just stop by and take a look. 📍Sentosa: Go again on a two-day tour, it’s far from other attractions and you can play all day 📍Old Jubilee Street Police Station: Colorful buildings are great for taking photos 📍 Gardens by the Bay: Two Supertree Light Shows at 7:45pm and 8:45pm, some attractions require tickets