[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Marina Bay Sands (Updated May)

A must-see for anyone planning a trip to Singapore! The famous Marina Bay Sands! If you want to go there as a souvenir to commemorate your trip to Singapore, but are worried about the cost of staying there..., then this is for you! There is a way to go to the observation deck for free! If you want to see Singapore in its entirety and make a memory of your trip, then please go! 🌟First, to go for free, you must be a Rakuten Diamond or Platinum member! 🌟Register for a free membership to the Sands Lifestyle Program in Japan! By upgrading your status from the time you registered for a free membership to Elite or Prestige (depending on your Rakuten rank), you will receive tickets to the observation deck as a status benefit after the upgrade! Steps ①Go to the Sands Lifestyle counter on the 1st floor of Tower 1 at Marina Bay Sands! ②Log in to the Sands Lifestyle Program you registered for free in Japan and show the membership screen ➕ Show the membership screen showing your Rakuten stage ③Tell them in English that you want to upgrade! ④ Your passport and the mobile phone number you entered when you registered for the Sands Lifestyle program will be confirmed via LINE, a photo will be taken, and a Sands Lifestyle card with the upgraded status will be issued. ⑤ After the card issuance is complete, log in to the Sands Lifestyle member page again to check if the upgrade is complete. ⑥ If the upgrade is complete, make a reservation for Sands SkyPark from the member page! (I made a reservation on the day because there was a slot available 3 hours later, but if there is a day or date you want to go, I recommend completing the upgrade on the first day of your trip and making a reservation early!) ⑦ There is a reception desk for the SkyPark on the first floor of Tower 3 of Marina Bay Sands, so go there and show the ticket issued at the time of reservation at the reception desk and you're done! ⚠️This campaign will run until February 28, 2027 The upgrade itself takes about 5 to 10 minutes! It's easy, so if you're going to Singapore, please try the spectacular view for free! #Let's go abroad #Singapore #SandsSkyPark #MarinaBaySands

Day 1: Arrival + Jewel & Orchard Road Landed at Jewel Changi Airport, where the iconic Rain Vortex and lush greenery instantly made the airport feel like a destination on its own. After checking in, I strolled through Orchard Road, visiting the sleek Apple Store and browsing everything from big-name brands to indie finds. Day 2: City Icons, Vivo Vibes & Night Views Mid-morning, I checked out the colorful Old Hill Street Police Station, then headed to VivoCity for lunch and some laid-back shopping with waterfront views. It’s a great mix of local crowd and city energy. In the late afternoon, I made my way to the ArtScience Museum — both the architecture and exhibitions were visually stunning and immersive. From there, I walked over to Marina Bay Sands to explore the Apple Store on the bay, catch the golden hour views from the SkyPark, and watch the Spectra light and water show as the city lit up. Ended the night at Beach Road, where heritage shophouses and cool dining spots made for a relaxed dinner setting. Day 3: Orchard Morning & Garden Glow Spent my final morning back at Orchard Road — a bit of last-minute shopping and good coffee before checking out. In the evening, I headed to Gardens by the Bay, where the glowing Supertrees and mist-filled Cloud Forest were pure magic under the night sky. A dreamy end to a packed trip. Final Take: Singapore is the kind of place that balances fast-paced city life with quiet moments of beauty. Every minute counts here — and somehow, 3 days felt like so much more. Quick Travel Tips for Singapore: - Use EZ-Link or SimplyGo for smooth travel on MRTs and buses — efficient and affordable. - Download the Citymapper app — it’s super helpful for navigating public transport routes in real time. - Pack light & breathable clothes — Singapore’s climate is hot and humid all year. - Visit Gardens by the Bay at night for the stunning Supertree light show. - Shop early at Orchard Road to beat the crowds and enjoy cooler weather. - Plan indoor stops like Jewel Changi or museums during the midday heat. - Stay hydrated and carry a compact umbrella for sudden rain or sun. - Don’t skip hawker centres — Beach Road and Chinatown have amazing, budget-friendly local eats.

📍 Day 1: 🛬 After landing, stop by to see the waterfall at Jewel Changi, then take a walk to take pictures at Haji Lane, then go to eat Satay + Chicken Rice at Lau Pa Sat 🌟 In the evening, check in at the landmarks Marina Bay Sands & Merlion, and end at Gardens by the Bay to watch the amazing light show 📍 Day 2: 🥐 In the morning, stop by Tiong Bahru Bakery, then worship at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, have Chicken Rice at Maxwell for lunch, in the afternoon, go shopping at Orchard Road, and have Bak Kut Teh at Song Fa at Clarke Quay for dinner before going back to rest 📍 Day 3: 🍞 Start the day with Ya Kun Kaya Toast and then go to Universal Studios Singapore all day! 🎢 Enjoy every ride before ending with dinner Roast Pork Noodles at Hawker Chan 📍 Day 4: ☕️ Wake up and chill with Killiney Kopitiam and go shopping for souvenirs at Bugis Street ✈️ Before boarding the plane, stop by to have llaollao Ice Cream to enjoy before flying back to Thailand 📍 Trip summary This trip is perfect for those who want to travel with all flavors, both eating, shopping, and traveling to the fullest. You can try authentic Singaporean food, such as chicken rice, bak kut teh, or Michelin-starred roast pork noodles! Plus, there's time to walk around, take beautiful pictures at important landmarks, and end with fun at Universal Studios 🏙️✨ You don't need to take a lot of time off work to travel to the fullest! If you're planning a trip, try this plan! 💸 Fun travel, delicious food, beautiful pictures! Anyone who wants to try this plan can try it 🫶🏻✨ #TravelPlan #SingaporeTravel

Warm and Clean Country Singapore🇸🇬 I loved traveling to Singapore so much that I've been there twice, and I'll share the must-visit spots that I enjoyed every time! ✔️Merlion Park The Merlion is the symbol of this country. Its upper body is a lion, and its lower body is a mermaid, hence Mermaid+Lion=Merlion. There is a belief that taking a photo as if you are catching the water coming out of the lion's mouth will bring you wealth. ✔️Marina Bay Sands The iconic MBS building! The view of Singapore from the rooftop observation deck is stunning, and the indoor shopping center is also worth a visit. ✔️Botanic Gardens The oldest garden in Singapore, a place where you can experience beautiful and lush nature. ✔️Gardens by the Bay A modern botanical garden located near Marina Bay. It houses the world's largest column-free greenhouse, the Flower Dome. During the day, you can enjoy various plants inside the Flower Dome, and at night, you can watch the SuperTree light show outdoors. ✔️Clarke Quay Experience the vibrant nightlife of this city-state. There are various restaurants and bars along the riverside. You can enjoy a leisurely dinner or admire the beautiful night view by the river. A boat ride to enjoy the night scenery is also recommended~

Set sail on an unforgettable journey aboard the Genting Dream Cruise, a world-class luxury cruise that takes you from Malaysia to Singapore and Phuket. This floating resort offers a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and entertainment, making it an ideal getaway for families, couples, and cruise enthusiasts. Starting from Port Klang, Malaysia, the cruise heads to Singapore, where guests can explore the city’s iconic attractions like Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and Orchard Road before reboarding for the next destination. Onboard, passengers can enjoy infinity pools, a waterslide park, a casino, a spa, and a variety of gourmet dining options, including Michelin-starred cuisine. With world-class entertainment, from Broadway-style performances to themed parties, there’s never a dull moment. The highlight of the voyage is Phuket, Thailand, known for its stunning beaches, turquoise waters, and lively nightlife. Guests can go island-hopping, relax on Patong Beach, visit the famous Big Buddha, or experience the vibrant Phuket Old Town. Whether it’s indulging in authentic Thai cuisine, exploring cultural landmarks, or engaging in thrilling water sports, Phuket offers something for every traveler. After an exciting adventure, the return journey allows passengers to unwind and enjoy luxurious amenities, from spa treatments and sunset cocktails to duty-free shopping and live music. Whether you’re looking for a short escape or a grand holiday experience, Genting Dream Cruise promises a seamless mix of comfort, entertainment, and breathtaking destinations, making it one of the best ways to explore Southeast Asia by sea. #cruiseholiday

If you are planning to go to Singapore but don't know where to go, let this post help you! Singapore is a country that has everything you need. Art, cafes, bars, shopping, nature, or amusement parks, it's all here! 📍💖 🎨 National Gallery Singapore - Art lovers must come! Anyone who is an art lover must stop by! 🖼️✨ This is the largest art gallery in Singapore. There are Southeast Asian art, beautiful photo galleries, and rotating exhibitions throughout the year. Most importantly, the building is sooo beautiful. Taking pictures will make you feel like you are in Europe. 📸 📍 Location: Near City Hall MRT ⏰ Opening hours: 10:00 - 19:00 💰 Admission fee: 20 SGD (about 500 baht) 🛍 Orchard Road - A shopping street where you can enjoy walking all day! How can you fully enjoy Singapore without stopping by Orchard Road? 🛒💸 A shopping street that brings together world-class brands, cool cafes, and local designer shops, it's all here! Whether it's high-end or streetwear, we have it all. Let me tell you, your wallet will definitely shake! 📍 Location: Next to Orchard MRT ⏰ Opening-closing hours: Depends on each mall (mostly 10:00 - 22:00) 🌿 Gardens by the Bay – A must-visit nature in the city! A landmark of Singapore! 🌳🌸 SuperTree Grove is a must-see for nighttime lights. The atmosphere is like a fairytale. If you like trees, glasshouse cafes, or Marina Bay Sands views, this is a must-visit! 📍 Location: Bayfront MRT ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 05:00 - 02:00 (but Cloud Forest / Flower Dome closes at 21:00) 💰 Admission: SuperTree Grove is free / Cloud Forest + Flower Dome is 53 SGD (about 1,300 baht) 🏯 Buddha Tooth Relic Temple – A magnificent Chinese temple The most beautiful and sacred Buddhist temple in Chinatown! 🏮🕌 The interior is decorated in an ancient Chinese style. There are relics of the Buddha (Buddha's teeth) and a beautiful secret garden on the rooftop for taking lots of pictures. 📍 Location: Chinatown MRT ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 07:00 - 19:00 💰 Admission: Free 🎢 Universal Studios Singapore - The rides are sooo much fun! If you're a theme park lover, don't miss it! 🎡🔥 This is a USS that's super fun and packed with world-class rides, especially Battlestar Galactica, which is a super fun highlight. Or you can go to the Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, and Minions zones for another kind of fun. 📍 Location: Sentosa Island (take the MRT to HarbourFront and take the Sentosa Express in) ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (but check the time first Because some days close early) 💰 Admission: 82 SGD (about 2,000 baht) 🍸 Atlas Bar – A luxurious bar, Gatsby style! The most beautiful bar in Singapore! 🍾✨ If you want to experience the Great Gatsby feel, you must come! Atlas is an art deco bar with luxurious cocktails and one of the largest gin warehouses in the world. Most importantly, the building is very beautiful. Every angle you take a picture of is amazing! 📍 Location: Bugis MRT ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 12:00 - 01:00 (Sun-Wed) / 12:00 - 02:00 (Thu-Sat) 💰 Free admission, but you must order a drink (starting at 20-30 SGD) 🏙 Marina Bay Sands – The best view of Singapore! If you want a 360-degree panoramic view of Singapore, you must go up to Marina Bay Sands SkyPark! 🌆🌊 The view at night is very beautiful. See the whole of Singapore, including Garden by the Bay and Singapore Bay. Every angle is a great photo opportunity! 📍 Location: Bayfront MRT ⏰ Opening hours: 11:00 - 21:00 💰 Admission fee: 32 SGD (about 800 baht) 📌 Summary – Where to go in Singapore? ✅ Art lovers: National Gallery ✅ Shopping lovers: Orchard Road ✅ Nature lovers: Gardens by the Bay ✅ Temple/Culture lovers: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple ✅ Ride lovers: Universal Studios Singapore ✅ Luxury bars lovers: Atlas Bar ✅ Beautiful views lovers: Marina Bay Sands #SoloTravelPlan #TravelPlanShare #SingaporeTravel

#รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง วันแรก: เช็คอินที่โรงแรม • 🚖 จากสนามบิน Changi ไปโรงแรม: นั่งแท็กซี่ประมาณ 20-30 นาที Marina Bay Sands • 🏙️ Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: ขึ้นไปชมวิวทิวทัศน์ของสิงคโปร์จากมุมสูง การเดินทาง: เดินจากโรงแรมไปที่ Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Gardens by the Bay • 🌸 เดินชมสวนที่สวยงาม เช่น Flower Dome และ Cloud Forest การเดินทาง: เดินจาก Marina Bay Sands ไปยัง Gardens by the Bay ประมาณ 5-10 นาที Merlion Park • 🦁 ถ่ายรูปกับ Merlion สัญลักษณ์ของสิงคโปร์ การเดินทาง: เดินจาก Gardens by the Bay ไป Merlion Park ประมาณ 10 นาที อาหารเย็นที่ Maxwell Food Centre • 🍽️ ชิมไก่ย่างสิงคโปร์หรือ Hainanese Chicken Rice การเดินทาง: ใช้ MRT จาก Raffles Place ไป Tanjong Pagar MRT Station แล้วเดินประมาณ 5 นาที วันที่สอง: ไปเกาะเซ็นโตซ่า (Sentosa) • 🚇 การเดินทาง: นั่ง MRT จาก HarbourFront MRT ไป Sentosa Express ที่จะพาคุณไปถึงเกาะเซ็นโตซ่า • 🎢 Universal Studios Singapore: สนุกกับเครื่องเล่นและสวนสนุก • 🐠 S.E.A. Aquarium: ชมสัตว์น้ำที่ใหญ่ที่สุดในโลก • 🏖️ Siloso Beach: พักผ่อนที่ชายหาดหรือเล่นกิจกรรมทางน้ำ Clarke Quay • 🍹 การเดินทาง: นั่ง MRT จาก HarbourFront MRT ไป Raffles Place MRT Station และเดินไปยัง Clarke Quay • สนุกกับบรรยากาศยามค่ำคืนที่บาร์และร้านอาหารริมแม่น้ำ วันที่สาม: ช้อปปิ้งที่ Orchard Road • 🛍️ การเดินทาง: นั่ง MRT จาก Marina Bay MRT ไป Orchard MRT Station • ช้อปปิ้งที่ห้างสรรพสินค้าชั้นนำ เช่น ION Orchard หรือ Paragon China Town • 🏮 การเดินทาง: นั่ง MRT จาก Orchard MRT ไป Chinatown MRT Station • ลองชิมขนมและอาหารจีนที่ตลาดและร้านต่างๆ 🍜 Singapore Flyer • 🎡 การเดินทาง: นั่ง MRT จาก Chinatown MRT ไป Raffles Place MRT Station และเดินไป Singapore Flyer • นั่งชิงช้าสวรรค์เพื่อชมวิวเมืองจากมุมสูง อาหารเย็นที่ Lau Pa Sat • 🍽️ ชิมอาหารสตรีทฟู้ดที่ Lau Pa Sat การเดินทาง: เดินจาก Singapore Flyer ไป Lau Pa Sat ประมาณ 10-15 นาที วันที่สี่: Little India & Arab Street • 🌺 การเดินทาง: จาก Singapore Zoo ใช้ MRT จาก Ang Mo Kio MRT ไป Little India MRT Station • ชมวัดและสัมผัสวัฒนธรรมใน Little India และ Arab Street กลับสนามบิน • 🚇 การเดินทาง: จาก Little India MRT นั่ง MRT ไป Changi Airport MRT ใช้เวลาประมาณ 40 นาที • เดินทางกลับบ้านกัน #แจกแพลนเที่ยว #เที่ยวสิงคโปร์ #แจกแพลนเที่ยวสิงคโปร์

Celebrate Chinese New Year in Singapore! Check out this 6-day itinerary to experience a different kind of tropical New Year. -------------------- 🏃Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart for Singapore Arrive in Singapore. 24-hour Chinese-speaking driver service available to pick you up from the airport. DAY 2: Haji Lane—Clarke Quay—Merlion Park—Chinatown—Marina Bay Sands—Gardens by the Bay Explore the artistic Haji Lane, stroll along Clarke Quay, where history and modernity meet, check out the iconic Merlion Park, and visit the bustling Chinatown. In the evening, head to Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay to experience the modern urban style of Singapore. DAY 3: Sentosa Island Spend the whole day on Sentosa Island! One-way transfer service from the hotel to Sentosa Island (including one-time island entry fee) is available. Attraction tickets must be purchased separately. Enjoy your time on the island! DAY 4: Free time Suggested itinerary: S.E.A. Aquarium + Adventure Cove Waterpark. Spend another day on Sentosa Island, exploring every corner of the island, discovering the mysteries of the ocean, and enjoying the excitement of the waterpark. DAY 5: Free time Suggested itinerary: Singapore Museum + National Gallery Singapore. Visit the treasure trove of museums in Singapore to learn about the history and culture of Singapore, and embark on a journey of art and history. DAY 6: Return End your wonderful trip to Singapore. Private transfer service to the airport is available. -------------------- Must-see attractions: - 🌟Gardens by the Bay: Filming location of Avatar, like a fantasy world! - 🌆Marina Bay Sands: Enjoy a 360-degree view of Singapore from the rooftop garden! - 🐟Merlion Park: The symbol of Singapore, with a unique lion head and fish body. A must-see! - 🏮Chinatown: A historic Chinese neighborhood, showcasing the multicultural charm of Singapore. - 🌉Clarke Quay: Singapore's nightlife destination, with beautiful riverside views and a lively atmosphere. -------------------- Travel tips: 💸 The exchange rate between the Singapore dollar and the Chinese yuan is about 1:5. Remember to convert in advance! ✈️ You can take the subway or a taxi from the airport to the city center. Convenient and fast! 🕰️ Singapore is in the same time zone as Beijing, so you don't have to worry about jet lag! 🚫 Pay attention to no-smoking areas and public hygiene. Be a civilized tourist. 👮‍♂️ Obey traffic rules to ensure travel safety! -------------------- Come to Singapore to enjoy the tropical style and urban prosperity, and leave with unforgettable memories!

Babes, traveling to Singapore in December is amazing! It's summer all year round here, with an average temperature of 25-30°C in December, making it perfect for escaping the cold. I had an unforgettable time in Singapore. Recommended itinerary: Day 1: Marina Bay: Start your journey at Gardens by the Bay, explore Supertree Grove and the two conservatories. Satay by the Bay: Enjoy authentic Singaporean hawker food. Marina Barrage: Experience Singapore's green spaces. Day 2: National Gallery Singapore: Admire contemporary Southeast Asian art. DUCKtours: Experience a unique land and water tour. Fort Canning: Explore Singapore's historical sites. Day 3: Singapore Zoo: Get up close with animals. Night Safari: Experience the world's first night zoo. River Safari: Learn about the ecology of famous rivers around the world. Must-visit attractions: 1. Gardens by the Bay: Iconic Supertrees and conservatories. 2. Universal Studios Singapore: Experience thrilling roller coasters and movie-themed zones. 3. Night Safari: Explore the world of nocturnal animals. 4. Orchard Road: Enjoy shopping and Christmas lights. 5. National Museum of Singapore: Learn about Singapore's history and culture. 6. Sentosa Island: Enjoy beaches and water activities. 7. East Coast Park: Experience seaside leisure and BBQ. 8. Haji Lane: Feel the artistic vibe and nightlife. Travel experience: Singapore in December is a destination full of festive atmosphere and tropical charm. You can experience the joy of Christmas and the warmth of the tropics, while enjoying world-class attractions and activities. Whether it's a family trip or a gathering with friends, Singapore offers unforgettable experiences. Food recommendations: 1. Hainanese Chicken Rice: Singapore's national dish, not to be missed. 2. Bak Kut Teh: Unique herbal soup to warm your stomach. 3. Satay: Enjoy authentic satay at Satay by the Bay. 4. Kaya Toast: Traditional Singaporean breakfast, paired with a cup of local coffee. 5. Chilli Crab: A representative of Singaporean seafood, spicy and sweet. Accommodation recommendations: 1. Marina Bay Sands: Singapore's iconic hotel, offering unparalleled city views. 2. The Vagabond Club: Offers a unique design accommodation experience. 3. Andaz Singapore - A Concept by Hyatt: A modern and comfortable accommodation choice. Transportation recommendations: MRT: Singapore's extensive MRT system makes it easy for tourists to reach major attractions. Taxi: Another way to move quickly around the city, especially to avoid crowded MRT during peak hours. Walking: Many of Singapore's attractions are concentrated in the city center, and walking is a good way to explore the city. Tips: Tipping: Tipping is not encouraged in Singapore, and service charges are usually included in the bill. Shopping tax refund: You can claim a tax refund for purchases over SGD 100 at designated stores. Climate: Singapore has a warm climate all year round, and December and January are good times to visit.

#tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน 3 Places to See Light, Color, and Sound at Night in Singapore 1. Marina Bay Sands Singapore The Spectra light and water show at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is scheduled as follows: Sunday–Thursday: 8pm and 9pm Friday–Saturday: 8pm, 9pm and 10pm 2. The Gardens by the Bay: Garden Rhapsody The Gardens by the Bay light show, also known as Garden Rhapsody, is a free nightly event held at the Supertree Grove in Singapore: When: Every night at 7:45pm and 8:45pm, and sometimes at 9:35pm 3. Clarke Quay The nightlife area of ​​Clarke Quay and Riverside is filled with Singapore's top bars, restaurants and nightclubs with a lively atmosphere at night.

⁡ \7 recommended spots in Singapore/ #ArabStreet #raffleshotel #Merlion #MarinaBaySands #TWG #gardensbythebay #peranakanhouses I took a 1-night, 3-day whirlwind trip to Singapore! After flying to Singapore on a late-night flight from Haneda, I had fun for two whole days⭐︎ The Merlion is famous as a disappointing spot, so maybe I went there without any expectations, but I was so excited I took a lot of selfies (lol) I also climbed up to the deck of Marina Bay Sands and enjoyed the beautiful scenery◎ It costs money, but it's worth it! I love Asian food, so I enjoyed all the food in Singapore🥰 It's fun even if you go on a whirlwind trip, so I recommend it for people who can't take long vacations◎ ⁡#overseastraveltrip

Marina Bay Singapore has gone all out for Christmas 2024 with stunning light displays and festive decorations across its iconic venues. Here are the highlights: - Christmas tree, light and decor with a modern twist is showcased in The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands atrium, featuring illuminated orbs, holograms, and a glowing star with the theme of Chanel Winter Tale. -The ArtScience Museum is adorned with light projections of shimmering snow and festive baubles. -Marina Bay Waterfront: A 3.6 km stretch around the waterfront is illuminated with warm champagne gold lights, providing a breathtaking festive ambiance. -The "Magical House of Chanel" immersive exhibit at the Event Plaza offers a snowy forest setting, interactive brand showcases. -Illumi Experience; the world’s largest light, sound, and multimedia show with cutting-edge programming technologies, high-definition projections, and breathtaking animatronic creatures, featuring thousands of light installations and 20 million LED lights, embark on a spectacular outdoor journey under the stars for an experience unlike anything ever seen before in Singapore. Explore and enjoy the festive magic at Marina Bay Singapore.

ไปสิงคโปร์ทริปสั้นๆ เพื่อไปดูคอนเสิร์ต Taylor Swift The Eras Tour แต่ยังได้ไปเที่ยวหลายที่เลยย ชอบตรงที่นี่เดินทางง่าย มาครั้งแรกก็ไม่หลงไม่งง นอกจากดูคอน กิจกรรมเรามีประมาณนี้ค่า แชร์เป็นไอเดียนะคะ💗 - National Musuem เข้าฟรี - กินข้าวมันไก่ร้านดังที่ Maxwell Food Center - Universal Studio Singapore - ซื้อ pop mart ที่นี่สาขาเยอะ ของเยอะกว่าไทยมาก - ซื้อของฝาก Bugis Street - ถ่ายรูปเล่นที่ Marina Bay Sands วิวดีมาก #เที่ยวสิงคโปร์ #100วิธีเที่ยว

The streets of Singapore are a perfect blend of futuristic urban scenery and historical culture, and there are many attractive spots wherever you walk 😊✨ The Marina Bay area is lined with the iconic Marina Bay Sands and futuristic Supertrees, and at night they are lit up, creating a fantastic landscape ✨ In addition, Katong and Little India are lined with colorful shophouses, markets, and temples, making for a spectacular cityscape! In addition, as it is a city in a garden, the city is filled with greenery, creating a beautiful landscape where nature and the city are in harmony 😊✨ Singapore is a place where modern charm and traditional culture intersect, and wherever you look, it is photogenic! #SingaporeTrip2024 #100TravelStyles #Singapore #OverseasTravel #PhotogenicSpots

📍 Itinerary Overview: Photos for my visit 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Merlion Park, MBS, Chinatown, USS, Universal Studios 🚇 Transportation: mostly public station (train and bus) 📷 Photo Spots: must take photo l 🍜 Local Cuisine: Chicken rice, Wantan mee, DimSum, Carrot cake, Coconut water 🏠 Accommodation: Chinatown & Sentosa 💡 Tips: Free and easy #themepark #deliciousfood

#shioksightseeing Getting There - By MRT (Subway), Bayfront MRT Station: This is the closest station, served by the Downtown Line (DT16) and Circle Line (CE1). Exits C & D: Direct access to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Attractions – Sands SkyPark Observation Deck at Level 57 offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Singapore skyline, Marina Bay, and beyond. It’s a fantastic spot for photography, especially during sunset. ArtScience Museum: Explores the intersection of art, science, and technology. Features interactive exhibits, including the popular “Future World,” where art and technology come together in immersive experiences. Gardens by the Bay: A stunning garden complex featuring the iconic Supertree Grove, Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest. The Supertrees come alive with a light show at night, making it a magical experience. Shopping - The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands: A luxury shopping mall with a wide range of high-end brands and dining options. You can even take a gondola ride on the indoor canal. Digital Light Canvas: A unique digital art installation where you can create your own art that interacts with the environment. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#stylomilotrail #100WaysOfTravel Come chiong with me on a stylo milo walking trail at The Helix Bridge and I bring you to our Marina Bay district. The bridge is free entry and open to public and you can come to MBS easily with our MRT public transportation. You can walk from Marina Center to MBS easily using The Helix Bridge and it is also ok with bicycles and roller blades. There are also a few viewing platforms on the bridge and you can stunning photos of the MBS skyline. When you come at night, the bridge will light out and it look futuristic for a beautiful photo backdrop. Be sure to wear a pair of walking shoes when you are at MBS the next time. #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#lioncitystyle Getting There - Bayfront MRT Station (CE1/DT16): Take the Circle Line (CE) or Downtown Line (DT) and alight at Bayfront Station. Follow the signs for Exit C or D, and you'll be right in Marina Bay Sands. Attractions - The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands: A luxury shopping mall with high-end brands, fine dining restaurants, and an indoor canal where you can take a gondola ride. ArtScience Museum: A unique lotus-shaped building hosting exhibitions that blend art, science, and technology. Digital Light Canvas: Located at The Shoppes, this interactive art installation allows visitors to create digital art on a LED-lit floor. #100waysoftravel #singapore

Marina Bay is a luxurious district filled with skyscrapers, high-end hotels, and upscale shopping centers. It is renowned for the towering Singapore Flyer Ferris wheel, the glass conservatories housing flower gardens, and the vibrant Supertree Grove in Gardens by the Bay. The area also hosts the cutting-edge Esplanade Theatre, which features various performances and avant-garde art exhibitions. Additionally, there are numerous dining options ranging from simple food courts to fine dining restaurants. Enjoy the impressive architectural designs that grace the Singapore skyline at Marina Bay, or take in some of the world's most stunning views at the Sands SkyPark® at Marina Bay Sands®, designed by the famous architect Moshe Safdie. Merlion Park is a small public park along Marina Bay, home to the Merlion statue—a national symbol of Singapore with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. This popular tourist attraction draws over a million visitors annually. Witness the spectacular light and water show at Marina Bay Sands every Sunday to Thursday at 8:00 PM and 9:30 PM, and every Friday and Saturday at 8:00 PM, 9:30 PM, and 11:00 PM.

#cityscape #100waysoftravel #singapore Singapore is a city that perfectly balances cutting-edge modernity with deep-rooted tradition. Jewel Changi Airport, a world-renowned gateway, captivates visitors with its stunning indoor waterfall and verdant gardens, offering an immersive experience beyond the typical airport. A short trip into the city brings you to Marina Bay Sands, an iconic structure that defines Singapore’s skyline, offering panoramic views from its SkyPark and a wealth of entertainment and luxury. Nearby, Gardens by the Bay mesmerizes with its towering Supertrees and sustainable design, offering a serene escape in the heart of the metropolis. For a touch of local culture, the city’s vibrant Peranakan heritage is reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and art, where the intricate Nyonya style adds a charming touch to Singapore’s cultural tapestry. Beyond its architectural wonders, Singapore’s food scene is a culinary adventure in itself. From the famous Hainanese Chicken Rice, a simple yet flavorful dish of poached chicken and fragrant rice, to White Bee Hoon, a light and savory rice vermicelli dish packed with seafood goodness, the flavors are diverse and unforgettable. Don’t miss Hainan Curry Rice, where crispy fried pork cutlets, cabbage, and rich curry sauce come together in a comforting meal. For noodle lovers, Mee Pok, a flat egg noodle tossed in a tangy, umami-laden sauce with minced pork and fish balls, is a local favorite that embodies Singapore’s vibrant hawker culture. Each dish tells a story of Singapore’s multicultural influences, making it a true food lover’s paradise.

Hey buddies, today I'm going to share my super exciting two-day itinerary in Singapore! 🌞 If you want to experience the charm of this garden city, follow me and you won't go wrong! 🌈 Marina Bay Sands, an eternal city skyline, a perfect blend of science and art, don't forget the Cloud Forest Walkway, it's a photographer's paradise! 📷 🛍️ Orchard Road shopping paradise, from ION Orchard to Ngee Ann City, filled with big brands, shop till you drop! 💳 🍜 Street food hunt, Nyonya cakes, Yu Sheng, Satay skewers, let your taste buds dance! 🍢 🌙 Singapore Flyer night tour, enjoy the panoramic night view of Singapore, full of romance! 🌃 🍹 Clarke Quay nightlife, bars and restaurants for you to choose from, the later the night, the more exciting it gets! 🎉 Day Two: 🐒 Zoo exploration, get up close and personal with rare animals, feel the charm of nature! 🦜 📚 Kampong Glam cultural walk, delve into the historical stories and cultural charm of Singapore. 🏘️ So, are you tempted? Come and share your must-visit list in Singapore! Waiting for you~ 💕

Hi, friends! Today I'm sharing an awesome two-day travel guide for Singapore. Let's 'fly' to this garden city together! 🌏✈️ 1️⃣ Marina Bay Sands, a collision of technology and art, and the misty corridor is simply a visual feast! 🎨 2️⃣ Orchard Road shopping, from ION Orchard to Ngee Ann City, brand goods that you can't stop buying! 🛍️ 3️⃣ Nyonya pastries, Yu Sheng, Satay skewers... delicious snacks, the most authentic way is to eat while walking! 🍢 4️⃣ Overlooking the night view from the Singapore Flyer, Singapore under the starry sky is unbelievably beautiful! 🌃 5️⃣ Clarke Quay nightlife, bars and restaurants for you to choose from, the later the night, the more beautiful it gets! 🍸 6️⃣ Visit the zoo or River Safari, get up close and personal with the animals, and be charmed by their cuteness! 🐒 7️⃣ Explore Kampong Glam to experience Peranakan culture, rich in historical atmosphere, and feel a different side of Singapore. 🏠 In just two short days, Singapore's blend of modernity and nature, technology and culture is perfectly integrated, with new surprises at every corner! Are you ready to explore with me? Come and share your dream Singapore itinerary! 🗺️💬

Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is nothing short of breathtaking. As I approached this iconic structure, I was immediately captivated by its futuristic architecture—a trio of towering skyscrapers topped by the massive SkyPark that offers panoramic views of the city. Inside, it’s a world of luxury with high-end shops, Michelin-starred restaurants, and the world’s largest infinity pool, which seems to blend seamlessly with the skyline. Getting to Marina Bay Sands is super easy—just hop on the MRT to Bayfront Station, and you're there! I checked out the ArtScience Museum, just a quick walk away, with its cool mix of art and tech. As evening set in, I caught the Spectra light and water show, which was pure magic. And don’t miss Gardens by the Bay nearby, with its futuristic Supertrees and stunning flower domes. If you’re thinking about visiting, just do it! Marina Bay Sands has it all—gorgeous views, luxurious experiences, and plenty of fun. You won’t regret it! #myhiddengems #100waysoftravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #instatravel #singapore #singaporetrip #outdooractivities

#myhiddengems I recently completed the Marina Bay hike in Singapore, and it was a truly enjoyable experience. The route offers a well-maintained path with stunning views of the iconic Marina Bay skyline and landmarks such as the Marina Bay Sands and the Gardens by the Bay. The walk is leisurely yet invigorating, with plenty of spots to stop and take in the scenery. The waterfront pathway is lined with lush greenery and modern sculptures, adding an artistic touch to the stroll. Early morning or late afternoon walks are particularly beautiful, as the light casts a golden hue over the bay. #100waysoftravel #singaporetrip #outdoor #sky #marinabay #hiddengem

This time I booked a flight to Perth via Singapore with Scoot Airlines! My main goal was to travel to Perth, but since I had a 17-hour layover, I transited thinking, "I'm so lucky to be able to go to Singapore too." ✨ I left Osaka, arrived at Changi Airport around 10 p.m., and was scheduled to fly to Perth the next day at around 3 p.m. At first, I thought I would go on a free transit tour since Singapore offers one, but I entered the country by mistake, even though I had to make a reservation at the reservation booth before entering the country, so I decided to go sightseeing on my own at the last minute. 👀 10:30 p.m. I was hungry, so I had dinner at McDonald's in the airport. 11:00 p.m. I washed my face, brushed my teeth, etc. at the airport, charged my phone (both my body and my phone), looked up trains in Singapore, and took a nap. 5:30 a.m. Headed from the airport to the city. Take the first subway train 6:00 Sultan Mosque🕌 7:00 Around Marina Sands Bay (Esplanade, Gardens by the Bay, etc.) 8:00 Merlion 9:00 Tea at Starbucks 11:00 Go back to the airport and see Jewel Falls 12:00 After immigration, eat a Savway 15:00 Plane✈️ It was a 17-hour transit, but I was able to get around Singapore and it was a fulfilling trip❣️ #FreeTrip #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #Singapore #Transit #ChangiAirport #ScootAirlines

Singapore, like Hong Kong, is one of the most bustling and modern cities in Asia. Although Singapore is smaller in area than Hong Kong, its land is much flatter, with the highest hill being less than 170 meters. The flat terrain makes development easier but lacks vantage points to appreciate the skyline. Without high points like Victoria Peak or Lion Rock, one could only look up at Singapore's skyscrapers from the ground. That changed with the construction of the observation deck atop Marina Bay Sands, giving visitors the chance to view Singapore's skyline from 200 meters above. Looking south, you'll see Marina Bay Garden and the sea. To the east, you'll spot the Ferris wheel and numerous residential areas. The northwest view is the most stunning, showcasing the high-rise buildings of the business district and the quaint architecture of the old town. On clear days, the setting sun paints the sky red. 🔝 Tips There are three main ways to reach the top-floor observation deck: First, stay at the Marina Bay Sands hotel, which grants you access to the infinity pool on the top floor. This unrestricted access, coupled with the infinity pool, makes for perfect photo opportunities. However, a night's stay costs over $3000, which is quite expensive. Second, dine at the top-floor restaurant, but be prepared for long queues during sunset. On the day we visited, there were over 30 people in line. Third, purchase a ticket for the observation deck. Remember to book your tickets in advance, as same-day tickets are unlikely to get you to the deck during sunset or evening hours. Therefore, make sure to buy your tickets online before your trip. 📸 Photo Tips It's best to bring a phone or camera with a telephoto lens (200mm or above) and familiarize yourself with Singapore's iconic buildings beforehand. This way, you can capture the unique architecture in one day. Check the sunset time at the local observatory and buy tickets for an hour before sunset. Start by enjoying the view of Marina Bay Garden, then slowly move to the cityscape of Marina Bay and the old town, and quietly wait for the sunset. Marina Bay Sands: Known for its unique durian-shaped dome, it's a prominent performing arts center. Singapore Flyer: One of the largest observation wheels in the world, offering another perspective of the city. Merlion Park: Home to the Merlion statue, a symbol of Singapore. ArtScience Museum: Famous for its lotus-shaped design. 🕰️ Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM daily 💰 Average Cost: HKD 189 (before 4 PM) HKD 213 (after 5 PM) 🗓️ Itinerary: Visit Marina Bay Garden in the morning, then buy tickets for after lunch to enjoy the sunset and night view.

#ModernArchitecture #100WaysToTravel ### A tour of modern architecture in Singapore Singapore, a small island nation in Southeast Asia, is renowned for its striking modern architecture and innovative design despite its small land area. Singapore’s modern architecture not only reflects the future development direction of the city, but also demonstrates how to achieve a perfect combination of creativity and functionality within a limited space. Here are some of Singapore’s modern architectural landmarks that you can’t miss. #### 1. Marina Bay Sands One of the most iconic buildings on Singapore's skyline, Marina Bay Sands was designed by Israeli-Canadian architect Moshe Safdie. The integrated resort consists of three 57-storey towers connected by a boat-shaped SkyPark, creating a unique appearance. The Sky Garden features a world-famous infinity pool that overlooks the entire Singapore city area and is a symbol of Singapore's modern architecture. The Marina Bay Sands is not just a hotel complex, it also includes a variety of facilities such as casinos, shopping malls, museums and theaters, making it the center of Singapore's urban life and tourism. #### 2. Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay The Esplanade is known as "Durian" because of its appearance which resembles the tropical fruit durian. Designed by Singaporean architects DP Architects in collaboration with Michael Wilford & Partners, the building combines the aesthetics and practicality of modern architecture. The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay is Singapore's most important cultural and arts venue. It includes theaters, concert halls and exhibition spaces, and is a stage for local and international artists to showcase their works. The design of the Esplanade is not only unique in its visual appeal, but also environmentally friendly. Its covering effectively blocks sunlight and reduces cooling needs, demonstrating how modern architecture can be combined with the concept of sustainable development. #### 3. Supertree Grove, Singapore The Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay are Singapore's most futuristic architectural wonders. These "trees" that are 25 to 50 meters tall are actually vertical gardens that combine plants with high-tech facilities. The Supertree is equipped with solar panels, rainwater collection systems, and cooling systems, and is a display platform for modern environmental protection technologies. The Supertree presents different beauty during the day and at night, especially the night light show, which has attracted countless tourists to visit and has become a symbol of Singapore's modern architecture. #### 4. Merlion Tower The Merlion is another iconic modern building in Singapore, designed and built by sculptor Lim Nang Seng in 1972. This 37-meter-tall statue symbolizes Singapore’s origin and cultural integration. The fish tail symbolizes Singapore’s history as a fishing village, and the lion head represents the legendary "Lion City". Although the Merlion itself is a classic statue, the modern urban landscape and facilities around it make it a city landmark that keeps pace with the times. The surrounding Marina Bay area has been modernized and developed into Singapore's most popular tourist and leisure area. #### 5. Fountain of Wealth Ranked as one of the largest fountains in the world, the Dancing Fountain at Suntec City is a modern building that symbolizes Singapore’s wealth and prosperity. The design of the Mist and Water Dance incorporates Feng Shui concepts, and the circular structure is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. Modern lighting and shadow technology is used inside the fountain, and a light show is held every night, attracting a large number of tourists and local residents to watch. This fountain is not only a part of Singapore's modern architecture, but also an important part of urban life. Singapore's modern architecture not only demonstrates the innovative thinking of architects, but also reflects how the city combines aesthetics, functionality and environmental protection concepts within a limited space. From the Marina Bay Sands to the Supertrees, every modern building tells the story of Singapore's future. For any visitor, these modern buildings are not only a visual enjoyment, but also a deep understanding of the city's progress and innovation.

Feeling the vibe of Singapore after some amazing travels and I've got to say, this city is a blend of modern marvels and natural wonders. Let's dive into the spots that you just can't miss! 🏝️ Sentosa Sentosa Island is your go-to for an exhilarating mix of activities. From Universal Studios to the S.E.A Aquarium and Madame Tussauds, it's an island of fun 24/7. Snap pics, chill on the beach, and don't miss the chairlift for some epic views! 📸🏖️ 🎢 Universal Studios Singapore Thrills await at Universal Studios, with rides and shows across six themed lands. Queues are worth it for the adrenaline rush! Pro tip: Go early to beat the crowds and consider VIP for a queue-free experience. 🎉🎬 🌿 Gardens by the Bay Escape the heat at the Gardens by the Bay with its stunning indoor waterfall and lush greenery. Check out special exhibits like Monet's Garden and stick around for the mesmerizing light show at night. 🌺💦 🌆 Marina Bay Sands Iconic views and luxury shopping define Marina Bay Sands. Snap some photos, enjoy the view, or indulge in the mall's splendor. And if you're lucky, catch the fireworks and drone performances! 🏙️✨ 🌉 Sands SkyPark Rise above it all at Sands SkyPark for panoramic city vistas. The observation deck on the 57th floor is a marvel, offering lush gardens and dining with a view. It's a photo-op paradise! 🌤️📷 Singapore, you've been a blast! From high-flying adventures to serene gardens, each moment was unforgettable. Until next time, Lion City! #Singapore #SingaporeAttractions #SingaporeTravel #Cityscape

#Seaview #August Good Places 2024 #100 Ways to Travel The observation deck located on the top floor of Singapore's Marina Bay Sands offers a sweeping view of downtown Singapore. Whether it's the ocean across the street or the coastal bay gardens, commercial buildings or the old town, you can see everything. It is very relaxing to enjoy the pan-blue sea view from the high altitude outdoors, and it is another feeling to enjoy the sea view through the glass from the high-rise buildings in Hong Kong If you’re lucky, you can see the sunset! Remember to book your tickets online in advance as they are often packed at dusk! 📍Address: Marina Bay Sand, Singapore 💰Average consumption per person: SGD 40