Singapore: Here's your guide to sightseeing in Singapore!

🇸🇬 Singapore Tourism Strategy | Preparation for entering the country and an efficient trip to popular spots ⚠️Preparation points for traveling to Singapore To enter Singapore, you must apply online in advance for the "SG Arrival Card". You can enter it 3 days before entering the country, and register your passport information and place of stay (English only / takes about 5 minutes). Immigration at the airport is smooth, and it is often processed automatically with a facial recognition gate. When I actually measured it, it took 21 seconds to enter and 30 seconds to leave. ✅Sri Mariamman Temple in Chinatown The oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, characterized by its colorful decorations. You need to take off your shoes when entering. It is a 5-minute walk from Chinatown MRT Station. ✅Marina Bay Sands & SkyPark The infinity pool on the 57th floor is only available to guests staying at the hotel, but anyone can enter the observation deck (SkyPark) (about S$30). You can see the entire bay area. The night light and water show "Spectra" is free and a must-see. ✅Gardens by the Bay A futuristic botanical garden with giant Supertrees. The Cloud Forest and Flower Dome (S$28 each) are also popular indoor facilities where you can cool off. There is also a Supertree music light show at night. ✅Bugis & Haji Lane Area Haji Lane, with its colorful murals and unique shops, is full of photogenic spots just by walking. It is a 5-minute walk from Bugis MRT Station. You can also enjoy mosques and stylish cafes at nearby Arab Street. ✅Shopping at Orchard Road A street with everything from luxury brands to local shops. In rainy weather, you can move around comfortably using the underground passage. ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City (Takashimaya) are large malls that are popular with tourists. 🛺✅Transportation It is efficient to use the MRT (subway) and Grab (ride-hailing app) together in the city. The MRT's rechargeable IC card, the "EZ-Link Card," can be purchased at airports and stations. However, if you have a credit card with touch payment functionality, such as VISA Touch, you can use it to ride both the MRT and the buses, which is very convenient! #SingaporeTourism #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeSpots #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeTravel #MarinaBaySands #OrchardRoad #Bugis #HajiLane #OrcharRoad #TravelDiary #TravelNotes #OverseasTravel #OverseasTravelTourism