2025 Singapore Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Singapore Attractions: 🥳Flower Dome🥳 It is a large greenhouse park in Singapore with colorful plants everywhere. The air conditioning is on indoors, which is very comfortable and you can enjoy the beautiful flowers in a cool environment. Your mood will improve. There are many kinds of flowers, trees and plants, each with its own characteristics, which is pleasing to the eye. The temperature inside is relatively low, about 20 degrees, so you can bring a small jacket. ✨✨✨✨✨✨ 🧳🧳🧳🧳🧳🧳 #AprilGoodDestinations2025 #SingaporeGoodDestinationsForFamilies #SingaporeAttractionsRecommendations #Singapore #Singapore #OverseasTravel

Share the coordinates of a new place to visit with a good vibe in Singapore🇸🇬 New Bahru, Kim Yam Street, a creative space renovated from a former high school into a hip center with cafes, restaurants, clothing stores, workshops and hip local brands all gathered here. Anyone looking for a new place to visit that is not yet popular make a note of it in your plan✨ The highlight is that they still keep the old architecture painted in pastel orange, contrasting with the green area full of shady trees🌳Singaporeans like to come and chill especially the playground corner, which is designed like a brightly colored arched bridge. This corner is the cutest for taking pictures✨ If anyone wants to come hang out, they have a restaurant a chic cafe with art hidden in the building perfectly. If anyone has time, don't forget to come Let's take pictures together📸 🚐It's not hard to get here. There is a free shuttle bus service. You can get on at Orchard Gateway or Fort Canning MRT Exit B from 10.00–19.20 hrs. ----------------------------------- 📌 New Bahru, Kim Yam Road ✅ Open daily from 11.30–21.00 hrs. ✅ How to get there 🚈Subway, get off at Fort Canning Station Walk for 20 minutes 🚌Bus, take lines 32, 51, 54, 64, 123 ,139, 186, 195 🚐Free shuttle bus: You can get on at Orchard Gateway or Fort Canning MRT Exit B From 10.00–19.20 hrs. #TravelEco #TravelSingapore #ReviewSingapore #Newbahru #SingaporeAttractions #Singapore

#singaporeguide 📍Address:Kushi Japanese Dining at Grantral Mall/Grantral Complex@Macpherson 
👍Why I like it:
✨lunch sets are super affordable! Set meals starts from $11.90 and all set meals comes with FREE FLOW green tea! Bento and donburi lunch sets also comes with chawamushi and/or miso soup (see menu👇💬)
✨ The food was honestly so good!? Everything we ordered tasted amazing, not a single miss!! We had quite a bit of sashimi and the slices were so thicc and super fresh!!
✨ THE SAKE , one of the best I’ve tried!! It was sooo smooth and served in the cutest little cups, rlly vibes 🥹
They also offer buffet besides ala carte, def worth trying too, considering how good the food quality is!
#clareeats #MyPOV #sgfood #sgfoodie #whattoeatsg


Morning: Explore Landmarks + City Views 1. Merlion Park Start your day by visiting Singapore's iconic symbol—the Merlion statue. This spot is perfect for taking photos by Marina Bay, with the famous Marina Bay Sands as your backdrop. 2. Gardens by the Bay Continue to this world-class botanical garden featuring massive greenhouse domes and the awe-inspiring Supertree Grove. Don’t miss capturing panoramic views from the OCBC Skyway. --- Afternoon: Savor Local Delights + Light Shopping 3. Maxwell Food Centre or Lau Pa Sat Enjoy a lunch break with famous local dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, or satay. These food centers offer great prices, delicious flavors, and a vibrant local atmosphere. 4. Chinatown or Haji Lane Take a stroll to digest your meal while shopping for souvenirs or snapping photos of stunning street art. Haji Lane, in particular, is filled with chic cafes and unique handmade shops. --- Afternoon – Evening: Fun on Sentosa Island 5. Sentosa Island + Universal Studios (if opting for the theme park) If you love thrills, spend your afternoon at Universal Studios Singapore. For a more relaxed experience: Options: • Stroll along Siloso Beach • Ride the cable car for scenic island views • Visit the S.E.A. Aquarium or catch the Wings of Time show (if time permits) --- Evening: End with Spectacular Views 6. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark or Spectra Light Show Return to Marina Bay to enjoy nighttime city views from the rooftop observation deck or watch the free Spectra Light & Water Show by the bay. --- Additional Tips: • Use an EZ-Link card or Singapore Tourist Pass for convenient and cost-effective MRT and bus travel. • Bring a water bottle and keep your camera ready—Singapore is full of picturesque spots all day long!

#postandearn #best_trip_by_trip #adventuretravel #familytrip #stunningview If you’re someone who craves raw adventure, natural beauty, and an immersive wildlife experience, Rainforest Wild Asia is a destination that will leave you speechless. Nestled deep in the heart of the tropical rainforest, this eco-paradise offers an unforgettable blend of biodiversity, adventure, and serenity. From the moment I arrived, I was mesmerized by the lush greenery, the calls of exotic birds, and the pure, untouched environment that surrounded me. The journey itself felt like stepping into a different world. Towering trees, thick vines, and a natural symphony of chirping crickets and distant howls created an atmosphere straight out of a nature documentary. The staff welcomed us warmly and provided a brief orientation about the area’s wildlife and sustainability practices. I was impressed by how committed they were to preserving the rainforest while giving visitors a close look at its wonders. One of the highlights was the guided jungle trek. Our guide, knowledgeable and passionate, pointed out various species of flora and fauna—some I had only ever seen on TV! We spotted hornbills, macaques, colorful butterflies, and even the footprints of a wild cat. The air was fresh, the ground soft with fallen leaves, and every step deeper into the forest felt like an adventure into the unknown. The canopy walk was another thrilling experience. Suspended high above the forest floor, the views were breathtaking. I stood still for a moment, surrounded by nothing but green treetops, birds soaring above, and the distant sound of a waterfall—it was peaceful and powerful at the same time. Accommodation at Rainforest Wild Asia is simple yet comfortable. The eco-lodges are built with sustainable materials and designed to blend into the natural surroundings. There’s no luxury in the traditional sense, but the richness of nature more than makes up for it. Meals were locally sourced and delicious, with a mix of Asian flavors that perfectly complemented the experience. Evenings were magical—sitting around a campfire, sharing stories with fellow travelers, and gazing at the stars. With no city lights to interfere, the night sky was a brilliant canvas of stars, making me feel deeply connected to nature. Rainforest Wild Asia is more than a destination—it’s a reminder of the beauty and importance of our natural world. It’s ideal for eco-tourists, photographers, wildlife lovers, or anyone seeking a break from modern life. Just remember to pack light, wear comfortable hiking shoes, and come with an open heart ready for adventure. If you’re looking to reconnect with nature and experience the wild side of Asia in its purest form, this hidden gem should be at the top of your travel list. I left with unforgettable memories, a deeper appreciation for nature, and a promise to return.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Marina Bay is located in the central city. Land reclamation projects have been going on in the Marina Bay area since the 1970s. The entire Marina Bay area is surrounded by many international chain hotels, shopping malls and tourist attractions. It is also a financial and commercial area. The numerous skyscrapers and many internationally renowned companies have settled in, injecting a strong competitive energy into Singapore. There are many famous attractions in Singapore on the 3.5-kilometer-long Bayfront Trail, starting from the Merlion Park, passing the 260-meter-long Marina Bridge to the Esplanade and then to the Youth Olympic Park. Diagonally opposite the park is the Singapore Flyer, which was once the tallest wheel in the world. Walk along the Bayfront Promenade to the 280-meter-long Helix Bridge, which connects the Marina Bay Financial Center and the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort. It is a pedestrian-only bridge. When you walk down the bridge, you can see the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum and Marina Bay Sands. I don’t know how many times I have gone back and forth on the Bayfront Trail in the past few days. If you want to see all these attractions carefully, one day is definitely not enough. Marina Bay is also the best place for water activities. There are yachts, sailboats, amphibious boats, SUP and other water activities on the water in the bay. The entire Marina Bay area combines business, art, tourism and sports to create Singapore's unique local economic and cultural strength.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Sultan Mosque is located in Kampong Glam and was built in 1824. The church was funded by Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore at that time. The Sultan Mosque is the oldest mosque in Singapore. It has undergone almost no major changes since its construction and was listed as a national monument by the Singapore government in 1975. When entering the mosque, staff will check whether tourists are dressed appropriately. Men's tops must have collars and sleeves and must wear long trousers. Women's tops must have collars and sleeves and their trousers must reach the ankles. However, the church provides outer robes for tourists to use, and you are not allowed to enter the church wearing shorts or sleeveless tops. I have the impression that the interior floors of mosques are all covered with carpets and believers would kneel on the carpets to pray. Singapore is a multi-ethnic country where everyone has the freedom of belief. Religion has the effect of soothing people's hearts and generating the power of gathering through faith.

#springitinerary If you’re a fan of unique and indulgent desserts, you’ve probably heard about the viral Banana Pudding Matcha Latte from Creamie Sippies. This cozy kiosk at 7 Jalan Bukit Merah has become the go-to spot for a treat that’s taken social media by storm, and for good reason. I recently had the chance to try it, and let me tell you – it’s unlike anything I’ve had before. The combination of rich banana pudding and Uji matcha is pure magic. The matcha is smooth and earthy, perfectly balanced by the sweetness of the banana pudding. Topped with a Biscoff cookie, this drink feels like a dessert in a cup — creamy, flavorful, and so satisfying. What makes this drink even more special is that it’s made with real ingredients — no artificial flavors or gelatin. Creamie Sippies does it the right way, ensuring that every sip is as authentic and delicious as it gets. The Banana Pudding Matcha Latte is priced at $9.90 for a generous 500ml cup, and it’s available for a limited time, so you’ll want to grab it while you can. If you’re keen to recreate this at home, they also sell banana pudding matcha powder in 250g and 500g packs, which is a great option for matcha lovers who want to try their hand at making it. If you love matcha or are just looking to try something a little different, Creamie Sippies' Banana Pudding Matcha Latte should definitely be on your list. It’s the perfect sweet treat to enjoy on a relaxing afternoon, and it’s a fun way to treat your taste buds to something new.

#springitinerary There’s something magical about finding a quiet little café tucked under an HDB block — and Desert Dessert at Lengkok Bahru is exactly that kind of hidden gem. Located just a short walk from Redhill MRT, this cosy Korean-inspired dessert café serves up beautiful handmade cakes, gelato, croffles, and lattes in a warm, minimalist space that feels like your new favourite hangout spot. We popped by on a quiet weekday afternoon, drawn in by their latest cake creation — and left with happy hearts (and full bellies). What we tried: Mango taro floss cake This new addition absolutely stole the show. Soft sponge cake layered with sweet mango and creamy taro, then topped with savoury meat floss — it sounds unusual, but the combination totally works. You get the sweetness from the fruit and taro, a hint of umami from the floss, and just the right amount of cream to tie it all together. It’s creative, indulgent, and definitely one of our new favourites. Strawberry shortcake A classic done well. Light, fluffy sponge with fresh strawberries and whipped cream that wasn’t too heavy or sweet. It’s the kind of cake that feels like a gentle hug — simple, fresh, and perfect with a warm drink. Matcha latte Smooth, mellow, and not too bitter — a great companion to the cakes. The earthy matcha pairs especially well with the fruity elements in the strawberry shortcake. The café also offers a variety of other treats like croffles (their sea salt dark chocolate one is a popular pick), thick waffles, and a rotating selection of gelato with fun flavours like biscoff lotus, grape yakult, and honeycomb. You can have your gelato by the scoop or take home a pint. Inside, the vibe is clean, calm, and cosy — think light wood furniture, soft lighting, and quiet corners perfect for slow afternoons. It’s a lovely spot whether you’re out on a dessert date, catching up with friends, or just want some me-time with cake and coffee. Desert Dessert might be a little out of the way, but it’s worth the detour. With its thoughtful cake creations, peaceful ambiance, and warm service, it’s the kind of café that makes you want to stay a little longer and come back often.

#springitinerary Tucked away beneath an HDB block in the quiet Redhill neighbourhood, The Living Room Café lives up to its name — it truly feels like stepping into someone’s cosy living space. With homely vibes, warm service, and a menu full of hearty local fare, this unassuming eatery has become a beloved spot for nearby residents and anyone who stumbles upon it. What We Ate & Loved: Curry Chicken with Bread This was comfort in a bowl. The curry had a rich, lemak (coconutty) base — not overly spicy, but deeply aromatic with hints of rempah spices and curry leaves. The chicken was tender and soaked up all that gravy goodness. Instead of rice, we had ours with soft bread, perfect for dipping and mopping up every drop of curry. A nostalgic, kampung-style dish done right. Nasi Lemak Simple yet satisfying. The rice was infused with a gentle coconut fragrance, and paired with classic elements like crispy ikan bilis, peanuts, a perfectly fried egg, and sambal that leaned more sweet than spicy. It's the kind of plate that brings back school canteen memories — nothing fancy, just familiar and fulfilling. Chee Cheong Fun + Yam Cake Combo A standout! This duo was clearly a crowd favourite — generous portions of silky chee cheong fun drenched in sweet sauce, paired with thick-cut yam cake that was dense and packed with flavour. Topped with fragrant dried shrimp and fried shallots, the combo hit all the right notes: soft, savoury, sweet, and umami. Ideal for breakfast or a light lunch. Vibe & Setting The Living Room Café isn’t air-conditioned, but that doesn’t stop loyal diners from returning. The charm lies in its laid-back, old-school atmosphere. There’s a sense of community here — the aunties behind the counter greet you like family, and regulars chat freely over kopi and kaya toast. It’s one of those places where time seems to slow down, and food tastes better because it’s served with heart. Final Thoughts The Living Room Café @ Redhill may be low-key, but it delivers big on flavour and warmth. Whether you're popping in for a traditional breakfast or looking for a comforting plate of curry chicken, this is the kind of local gem that keeps you coming back. Affordable, nostalgic, and made with love — just the way local food should be.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Built in 1962, Malabar Mosque is the only mosque in Singapore built by Malabar Muslims from southwestern India. The Malabar Mosque is located at the junction of Victoria Street and Sultan Street. Located at a busy intersection, the golden onion-shaped roof of the mosque is quite eye-catching. The exterior of the mosque is a sky blue hexagonal building, a color that is also commonly seen in mosques in other regions. Since I happened to pass by and saw this beautiful mosque, I stopped and took a few photos. Since the Malabar Mosque is not included in this itinerary, I can only visit it next time I come to Singapore.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Dahua Pork Kway Teow Noodles was founded in 1932 and has a history of more than 90 years. The early Dahua Pork Kway Teow Noodles was located at the suspension bridge head, which is next to the suspension bridge on the noodle stall sign. It was later moved from the suspension bridge head to its current location after 2004. Da Hua Pork Kway Teow Noodles was rated as a Michelin one-star restaurant by the Michelin Guide in 2016, and has been awarded the honor of one Michelin star for four consecutive years from 2016 to 2019. Dahua Pork Kway Teow Noodles is nothing special like other noodle shops in Taiwan, but the pork kway teow noodles are loved by local people, which is why it has such a long business history. Not only locals like it, many foreign tourists also come here to taste the legendary Michelin one-star food. Some food does not necessarily need to be decorated beautifully. Instead, the simpler it is, the more approachable it is to the general public. This is what makes Dahua Pork Kway Teow Noodles attractive.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 iFly Singapore is located on Sentosa Island. It is an indoor venue for wind tunnel flying experience. This activity does not require any flying experience, as long as you have the courage, you can try this fun and exciting flying sport. Before coming to Singapore, I bought all the tickets for this trip to Singapore online, and iFly was also on my list. I originally wanted to experience flying with my children, but in the end I gave up because my children are afraid of heights. Although this activity is very exciting, it is not dangerous. The actual flying time is not long. Before entering the wind tunnel, the staff will first explain the precautions and flying skills of wind tunnel flying. After the explanation, you will put on the flight suit and helmet and prepare to enter the wind tunnel. Professional competitions for this activity are also often held abroad, where athletes twist their bodies in the wind tunnel and perform various difficult moves to get high scores from the judges.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Orchard Road Presbyterian Church was founded in 1856 by a group of Scottish businessmen in Singapore. The church was built in 1878 and is the oldest Presbyterian church in Singapore. Orchard Road Presbyterian Church, also known as the Scottish Church. The Presbyterian Church is not very large, and its exterior is slightly different from the usual churches we see, giving a feeling that is hard to describe. It is located not far from the YMCA, and I stopped in to visit when I passed by that day. There were two receptionists at the church entrance directing people coming to attend the meeting. I took pictures of the church building from outside and didn’t see any receptionists, so I walked up the stairs. When I looked inside through the glass door, I saw that the church was full of parishioners who came to worship. They probably looked in for a while and then went down the stairs and left. There were no other tourists stopping here, but the church had a quiet environment and it was an unexpected bonus to take a walk and rest in the park and appreciate a church with a different architectural style.

#April Good Places 2025 This is a Michelin-certified one-star Michelin food with the lowest price in the world's history in Chinatown, Singapore. This restaurant is also one of my must-eat food lists in Singapore. Not only because of the Michelin one-star certification, but also the authentic Hong Kong-style barbecue taste makes people salivate. It does not have to be meal time that the restaurant door is already crowded, and most of them are tourists local customers are also many, relative to the price of Singapore Fan Hong Kong oil chicken rice. Although the dishes here are simple in style, the taste of the food is not simple. Just like the classic lines in Stephen Chow's movies, it makes people reminisce endlessly. Although it is not as exaggerated as the plot of the movie, it is also a blessing to be able to eat Michelin-starred snacks in Singapore without going to Hong Kong...

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 If you were to choose the most representative food in Singapore, I think many people would definitely choose Hainanese chicken rice or Bak Kut Teh, and the most representative Bak Kut Teh in Singapore is Song Fa Bak Kut Teh. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh has many stores in Singapore and is the most well-known one. Every store does very good business. In addition to local customers, there are also many tourists who come here to eat. Every time I come to Singapore, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a must-try Singaporean delicacy. The rich garlic-flavored soup paired with the tender and tasty pork ribs is a perfect match. As someone who doesn’t like to drink soup with meals, I was completely conquered by the rich garlic-flavored soup. After finishing the soup, you can have more soup for free. I drank three bowls of soup in a row, but it was not enough. I bought two bags of Bak Kut Teh when checking out. When I returned to Taiwan, the Bak Kut Teh soup cooked by my wife tasted exactly the same as the Song Fa Bak Kut Teh in Singapore. Whenever I come to Singapore, Bak Kut Teh is definitely one of my top food choices.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Gardens by the Bay is located next to the Marina Bay Sands. Singapore's Marina Bay Park covers an area of ​​101 hectares and was completed in 2012. Gardens by the Bay is an urban garden belt consisting of Marina South Gardens, Marina East Gardens and Marina Centre Gardens. There are three main attractions in Gardens by the Bay: Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and Supertrees. Except for the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, which require tickets to enter, the other gardens are free to visit. The garden is lush with vegetation and the environment is quiet. Because it is so large, visitors can also choose to take the park shuttle bus. The Marina Bay Gardens shuttle runs every 10 minutes. In addition, the Super Tree has a night light show at 19:45 and 20:45 every evening, each lasting 15 minutes. Gardens by the Bay in Singapore is definitely a tourist attraction that no one can miss. In addition to the rich plant ecology in the park, the concept of environmental protection and energy conservation, symbiosis with nature, and sustainable development are the messages that Gardens by the Bay wants to convey to all tourists.

The PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore, through its innovative "vertical garden" concept, achieves a deep symbiosis between architecture and nature in a high-density urban environment. FDAT Architects has redefined this 21-story building, injecting the design concept of a "garden in a hotel" into the traditional vertical structure, making it a multifunctional space that integrates ecological benefits and design aesthetics. Vertical Greening System: A Layered Ecological Structure The hotel's green design organically combines the architectural structure with the plant landscape, creating a rich, layered vertical ecosystem. The three-story-high plant wall, the 360-degree spiral planter, and the 10-meter-high treetop viewing pavilion showcase the complex beauty of nature with diverse vegetation and parametric design techniques. The plant wall not only achieves the visual effect of green plants, but also optimizes indoor air quality and reduces energy consumption through its microclimate regulation, making the building present the integrity of the ecosystem in terms of vision and function. Space Regeneration and Environmental Responsibility: Reducing Carbon Footprint As one of the core designs, the project retained the original structure during the renovation, effectively reducing the carbon emissions caused by building demolition, which is in line with the principle of sustainable development. Reusing the existing building structure not only reduces a large amount of construction waste, but also avoids the 51,300 tons of carbon dioxide emissions caused by the demolition of high-rise buildings. This concept of ecological regeneration is not only reflected in the utilization of the building structure, but also in the selection of materials and resource management, demonstrating the building's responsibility in sustainable development. Indoor Functional Areas Coexisting with the Landscape The dining space is deeply integrated with the green landscape, and the greenhouse-style glass-covered private dining space is dominated by natural light, creating a dining experience that is seamlessly connected to the atrium garden. The arched structure design on the top of the banquet hall not only retains the visual characteristics of the steel beam structure, but also connects with the atrium through fully openable acoustic soundproof doors, forming an integrated ecological space layout and creating a highly open and layered space experience. Combination of Ecological Aesthetics and Environmental Benefits In order to achieve the ecological balance inside and outside the building, landscape designers planted 15,000 square feet of vegetation, including shade-tolerant plants and native tree species. The plant layers not only enrich the spatial perception, but also provide natural purification functions for the air quality inside the hotel.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Flower Dome is located in Singapore's Gardens by the Bay. It is one of the two major greenhouse planting parks in Singapore's Gardens by the Bay. The Flower Dome has a relatively wide and flat appearance and an area of ​​approximately 1.28 hectares. The building is 38 meters high and is the world's largest column-free greenhouse, maintaining a temperature between 23 and 25 degrees Celsius all year round. The Flower Dome is divided into seven different theme gardens, each with different characteristics. The Flower Dome is dominated by tropical flowers, and there are also many dry plants and succulents. The Flower Dome is decorated with festival-related displays in each season or festival theme garden. Singapore is close to the equator and has a tropical rainforest climate. Even if the temperature outside is high, the Flower Dome is still cool and comfortable. When visiting Singapore's Gardens by the Bay, these two indoor venues must be included in the itinerary.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 OCBC Skyway is located in Gardens by the Bay. The OCBC Skyway is 128 meters long and 22 meters high. The Skyway is open from 09:00 am to 21:00 pm every day. From the OCBC Skyway, you can enjoy the entire Marina Bay Gardens and the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. The Skyway has a limited number of people and a 15-minute viewing stop time. Take the elevator down at the other end of the Skyway. In addition, the Supertree has a free light show every night, at 19:45 and 20:45. Visitors to Gardens by the Bay can enter for free without purchasing a ticket, but tickets are required to go up to OCBC Skyway. It is recommended that visitors purchase tickets online in advance and select the time they wish to enter to avoid having to wait for the entry time on site.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Named Youth Olympic Park after the first Summer Youth Olympic Games held in Singapore in 2010, it is Singapore's first art park and is located at the junction of Raffles Avenue and the Bay Bridge. The park is not very large and there are works by 27 young Singaporean artists in the park. The park also features a viewing maze and an inscription poem with the title "Lion Heart". Next to the park is the famous Singapore Flyer and the Esplanade, while across the bridge is the ArtScience Museum, the Marina Bay Sands Shopping Center, the Marina Bay Sands Hotel and other tourist attractions. If you are passing by on your way to the other side of Marina Bay, you can stop and take a break to appreciate the works of these young artists in the park!

Singapore's The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is located between Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay. This three-story shopping mall features a bright glass canopy roof and an indoor canal reminiscent of the gondola rides at the Venetian Hotel, which leaves a lasting impression. Visitors can pay to ride on antique-style sampan boats along the canal, and it is recommended to book in advance for a guided tour around the mall. The shopping center houses numerous renowned stores, including luxury brand boutiques, food courts, restaurants, a casino, a convention and exhibition center, a theater, and even an ice skating rink. One notable attraction within the mall is the "Rain Oculus," a 22-meter-wide bowl-shaped eco-friendly installation made of acrylic that collects rainwater and channels it into the mall's canal. The mall offers a wide range of products, from affordable to high-end, catering to various visitor needs.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Isetan Scotts is located in Shaw House, diagonally opposite ION Orchard on Orchard Road. This shopping mall is famous for selling high-end Japanese brand clothing. There are many shopping malls, department stores and high-end boutiques along Orchard Road. The scale of the entire mall is slightly smaller than that of other shopping centers. The atrium is designed with a hollow and high space so that tourists will not feel oppressed when shopping. What attracted me to this place was a white sports car - McLaren 720S. I think this is one of the dream sports cars in all men's minds. The McLaren 720S sports car was parked at the entrance of the gate to promote the movie. Although the prices of goods here are relatively cheaper than those in other shopping malls, there are not many stores selling goods I like, so I had to hastily end my shopping trip here.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 After finishing our trip to Sentosa Island, we took the MRT from Beach Station back to Sentosa Station in VivoCity. This happens to be the largest shopping mall in Singapore so we decided to have dinner here. VivoCity is a three-storey shopping mall and two-storey underground store, with open-air seating on the top floor and a rooftop outdoor area. VivoCity is also one of the few shopping malls in Singapore with two direct subway lines. VivoCity is the gateway to Sentosa. Most tourists going to Sentosa can go there via the MRT station on the third floor of the mall. This year, as Singapore celebrates its 54th anniversary, shopping malls have launched discounts related to the number 54, including 54% discounts and S$5.4 delicacies. After dinner, we took a short break and visited the square on the rooftop, then went to the supermarket downstairs to buy the necessary food and returned to the hotel to end today's Sentosa Island trip.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Resorts World Sentosa is an integrated resort located on Sentosa Island in Singapore. It has six boutique hotels with different styles, an entertainment city and the Resorts World Convention Center with advanced facilities. In addition, the park provides various top entertainment projects to save tourists the trouble of traveling. In addition to six themed hotels, there are also various amusement facilities such as Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Dolphin Park, Kids Club, Royal Albatross and Trick Eye Museum. Resorts World is an all-inclusive one-stop entertainment destination that takes care of everything from accommodation, dining, shopping to restaurants. There is absolutely no problem staying here for three days and three nights.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Singapore S.E.A Aquarium, also known as Singapore Oceanarium, is located on Sentosa Island in Singapore. Singapore S.E.A Aquarium has seven major ocean theme areas, including Shipwrecked!, School of Fish, Ocean Diversity, Open Ocean Habitat, Quirky Adaptations, Apex Predators of the Sea and Underwater City. The aquarium has 40 ecological zones, more than 1,000 species and more than 100,000 marine creatures, making it one of the largest aquariums in the world. In addition to the fish feeding performances by divers in the shipwreck ecological area starting at 10 a.m. every day, there are also fish feeding shows in other areas at different times. The super-large aquarium area in the museum is the best place for tourists to relax and enjoy the fish and feeding shows. It is like a movie theater. Tourists sit on the ground and watch the glass aquarium in front of them like the curtain of a movie theater, and the various fish swimming in the aquarium are constantly changing like the plot of a movie. This is a great aquarium. In addition to the rich and diverse marine ecological species diversity performances and activities, you won’t feel bored even if you spend a whole day here. (20190809)

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Universal Studios Singapore is located on Sentosa Island, Singapore. It officially opened in May 2011 and is the second Universal Studios in Asia after Osaka, Japan. There are generally four ways to enter Sentosa: 1. Take the cable car, 2. Take the light rail tram, 3. Take the hotel bus or regular bus, 4. Walk. Universal Studios is divided into 7 areas in total, namely Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Far Far Away, and Madagascar. Universal Studios is always crowded with people on weekdays and holidays. If you want to play the popular rides, you can only pay extra to buy fast-pass tickets or wait in line. You may not be able to play more than two or three rides in a whole day, so most of us give priority to rides with fewer people in line. If we have popular rides we will follow the crowd and enter. This is also a great place for families to travel together. It’s worth it for parents to spend more money on tickets just to see the children having fun.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The annual Singapore F1 Grand Prix will be held in Singapore next month (September). When we arrived in Singapore in August, some preparatory work had already been started or completed, such as track lighting, partial track barrier barriers, etc. Two years ago was my first time to Singapore, with the purpose of watching the F1 race. The Singapore F1 Grand Prix is ​​one of the few F1 racing events that takes place on streets. It is different from regular circuit races and has a narrower track. The F1 race in Singapore is held at night, which is a challenge for the drivers. In addition to the speed challenge, they also have to adapt to the different sense of speed at night and during the day. Singapore's efficiency is obvious, providing the best racing experience to all teams and fans in terms of both hardware and software facilities. There are also concerts before and after the race and a light show at the Marina Bay Sands, which can only be seen at the Singapore F1 race. Last time we bought a ticket in Zone 4, which is close to the performance stage. Only fans in this zone can enjoy the performance. The Marina Bay Street Circuit has been the venue for the Singapore Grand Prix since the 2008 season. It is 5.073 kilometers long. In addition to the sense of speed, the high-speed engine sound of the car is also exciting. Only in Singapore can you enjoy both F1 races and concerts at the same time. (20190808)