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If you have to summarize Singapore in couple of sentences:
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Atmosphere: Southeast Asia
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Feel: America
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Prices: Israel
Singapore is one of only three city-states in the world, alongside Vatican City in Rome and Monaco on the French Riviera.
Trip itinerary:
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Entry Form: Complete the electronic arrival card (free) within three days of arrival - ICA | SG Arrival Card
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Duration: Four full days, more than sufficient to explore.
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Cost: Singapore is not cheap; it’s best suited for those prepared for mid-to-high budgets.
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Weather: Tropical, expect to experience all four seasons in a single day (sunshine, rain, and humidity)
1. Changi Airport
Singapore's Changi Airport has consistently won the title of "World's Best Airport" and for good reason. It features a stunning indoor waterfall, a butterfly garden, a cactus park, slides connecting floors, a cinema, and even a wedding hall. It’s said that travelers secretly hope for flight delays just to enjoy more of what this incredible airport has to offer! 😎
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Jewel Changi Airport
Changi Airport boasts a massive nature-themed complex, nestled within one of the world’s largest passenger terminals. Its crown jewel is the Rain Vortex, the tallest indoor waterfall in the world, standing 40 meters high. In the evenings, the illuminated waterfall creates a magical atmosphere that’s truly unforgettable.
However, the waterfall doesn’t operate 24/7, so I had to wait for its scheduled start time (as you’ll notice in the video).
Opening hours:
Monday - Thursday 11:00 - 22:00
Friday - Sunday 10:00 - 22:00
Location: Jewel complex
Website: https://www.jewelchangiairport.com/en/attractions/rain-vortex.html
Cost: Free
Butterfly Garden
Changi Airport’s Butterfly Garden is a unique gem, being the world’s first butterfly garden in an airport. Located in Terminals 2 and 3, it’s home to over 1,000 tropical butterflies from 40 different species. The lush greenery, flowering plants, and even a small waterfall create a tranquil escape from the bustling airport environment. Passengers can walk through this peaceful haven, observe butterflies up close, and even learn about their life cycle at the educational corners. It’s a refreshing and memorable experience for nature lovers and curious travelers alike.
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2. Mustafa Center
Located in Singapore’s vibrant Little India neighborhood, this massive supermarket offers just about everything: sportswear, shoes, watches, makeup, perfumes, gadgets, food, and more. It’s a one-stop shop where you can find almost anything you need. I managed to buy clothes and shoes for children at prices much lower than back home.
Key Highlights:
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If you arrive with bags, be prepared for security protocols: your bags will be sealed at the entrance and unsealed upon exiting.
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Prices are undeniably cheap. Concerned about authenticity, I asked an employee if the items were counterfeit. He assured me that selling replicas is a serious criminal offense in Singapore, and it’s strictly prohibited.
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To verify further, I consulted a local contact who explained that most items are authentic but from older collections, which is why they’re priced so affordably.
Website: Mustafa Center
Opening hours: Open every day from 12:00 to 00:00
Arrival: Jalan Besar Metro Station (Blue Line DT12)
3. Little India
A significant portion of Singapore's population is of Indian descent, comprising about 20% of the country’s residents. Little India is a charming and vibrant neighborhood where you can stroll through bustling markets and admire the colorful, heritage-rich houses.
Arrival: Jalan Besar Metro Station (Blue Line DT12)
4. Masjid Sultan Mosque
The Masjid Sultan Mosque located in the historic Kampong Glam district. This stunning mosque, built in 1824, is a beautiful example of Islamic architecture, with its striking golden dome and intricate detailing. It stands as a symbol of Singapore’s rich cultural and religious diversity.
The mosque is not only an important place of worship for the Muslim community but also a popular tourist attraction. Visitors are welcome to explore its grounds, learn about its history, and admire its architectural beauty. The surrounding area, Kampong Glam, is known for its vibrant streets, traditional Malay culture, and historic buildings, making it an excellent spot to experience the fusion of old and new in Singapore.
Arrival: Bugis Metro Station (Blue Line DT12 | Green Line EW12)
5. Fort Canning Tree Tunnel
The Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is a picturesque and enchanting pathway located near Fort Canning Park in Singapore. This natural tunnel is formed by a canopy of trees, creating a lush, green archway that offers a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.
The tree tunnel is especially beautiful during the day when sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a soft glow on the path, but it is equally captivating in the evening, when the soft light from streetlamps enhances its magical atmosphere.
When I arrived, the line was very long, you need a lot of patience.
Arrival: Dhoby Ghaut Metro Station (Red Line NS24 | Purple Line NE6 | Yellow Line CC1)
Cost: Free
6. Merlion Park
Merlion Park is one of Singapore's most famous landmarks, offering iconic views of the city’s skyline and Marina Bay. Located near the Marina Bay Sands resort, the park is home to the Merlion statue, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The lion symbolizes Singapore’s original name, Singapura (meaning "Lion City"), while the fish body represents the city’s humble beginnings as a fishing village.
The Merlion statue stands 8.6 meters tall and spouts water from its mouth into the bay, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals to take photos. It's not only a symbol of Singapore’s history and heritage but also a popular meeting point for visitors to enjoy the scenic views of Marina Bay, the Esplanade theater, and the futuristic Gardens by the Bay.
Key Highlights of Merlion Park:
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The Merlion Statue: A must-see, the iconic Merlion is a great backdrop for photos with the stunning Marina Bay Sands in the background.
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Water Fountain: The Merlion spouts water from its mouth, adding to the park’s charm and creating a dynamic photo opportunity.
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Scenic Views: The park offers breathtaking views of Marina Bay, the waterfront, and nearby landmarks like the Singapore Flyer.
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Perfect for Photos: With the impressive skyline and the bay’s reflection, it's an excellent location for capturing the beauty of Singapore.
My highlights:
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There is a smaller statue with no rush for photos 200 meters from the big statue (towards the shops)
Website: Discover Singapore's Best Attractions
Arrival: Raffles Place metro station (red line NS26 | green line EW14)
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7. Singapore Flyer | Giant Wheel
The Singapore Flyer is one of the world’s largest observation wheels, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Singapore and beyond. Standing at 165 meters tall, it is located in the Marina Bay area and provides a unique perspective of the city’s skyline, including landmarks like Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and even parts of neighboring Malaysia and Indonesia on clear days.
The giant wheel consists of 28 air-conditioned capsules, each capable of holding up to 28 people. The ride lasts about 30 minutes, giving visitors ample time to take in the spectacular views. Whether during the day, when the city is bathed in sunlight, or at night, when the city lights up, the Singapore Flyer offers an unforgettable experience.
Website: Singapore Flyer
Arrival: Promenade metro station (blue line DT15 | yellow line CC4)
8. The Helix Bridge
The Helix Bridge is a striking pedestrian bridge in Singapore, known for its unique design and modern architecture. Spanning across Marina Bay, it connects the Marina Centre to Sentosa Island and Marina Bay Sands. The bridge's design is inspired by the double-helix structure of DNA, symbolizing life and growth, which is reflected in its twisting, spiral-shaped steel framework.
At night, the Helix Bridge is illuminated, creating a visually stunning effect as the lights reflect off the water below. It is one of the city's most photographed landmarks, offering picturesque views of the Marina Bay Sands complex, the Singapore Flyer, and the Gardens by the Bay.
Arrival: Promenade metro station (blue line DT15 | yellow line CC4)
9. Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands is one of Singapore's most iconic landmarks, known for its futuristic design and luxurious offerings. Located in the heart of Marina Bay, the resort consists of a hotel, a casino, a shopping mall, a rooftop infinity pool, and a variety of dining and entertainment options. It has become a symbol of modern Singapore, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Key Features of Marina Bay Sands:
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The Hotel: The hotel consists of three interconnected towers, topped by the SkyPark, a 340-meter-long rooftop that offers stunning views of the city. The SkyPark is also home to the world-famous Infinity Pool, which sits at the edge of the rooftop and provides breathtaking views of the Singapore skyline.
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The Casino: Marina Bay Sands features one of Singapore's largest and most luxurious casinos, with a wide variety of gaming options, from slot machines to table games.
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Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands: This high-end shopping mall features luxury brands, fine dining, and a canal that runs through the center, offering boat rides. It’s a retail paradise for shoppers looking for designer goods and unique experiences.
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ArtScience Museum: The distinctive lotus-shaped building is part of Marina Bay Sands and houses the ArtScience Museum, which hosts rotating exhibitions that blend art, science, culture, and technology.
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SkyPark Observation Deck: Visitors can take in panoramic views of the city from the SkyPark's observation deck, which is open to the public and offers an unparalleled perspective of Singapore’s skyline, including views of Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Flyer, and the Marina Barrage.
Arrival: Bayfront Metro Station (Blue Line DT16 | Yellow Line CE1)
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10. Flower Dome
The Flower Dome is one of the main attractions at Gardens by the Bay, a futuristic park located in the heart of Singapore. As the largest glass greenhouse in the world, it is home to a stunning variety of flowers and plants from temperate climates around the globe.
The Flower Dome is known for its striking architecture, with its massive glass and steel structure that allows natural light to flood the interior while maintaining a controlled environment. Inside, the dome showcases themed gardens that change with the seasons, offering a beautiful and diverse display of flowers, plants, and trees.
Key Features of the Flower Dome:
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Global Floral Displays: The Flower Dome features plants from regions with Mediterranean climates, including species from parts of South Africa, Australia, and California. Expect to see a wide range of vibrant flowers, cacti, and succulents.
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Seasonal Gardens: The interior gardens change according to the season, with different floral displays depending on the time of year. The Flower Dome hosts seasonal flower festivals, such as the Tulipmania in spring, where visitors can see hundreds of blooming tulips.
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Climate Control: The Flower Dome is kept at a cool temperature year-round (between 23–25°C), offering a refreshing escape from Singapore's tropical heat. The climate control ensures the plants from temperate regions thrive in this artificial environment.
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Themed Gardens: Within the dome, visitors can explore different themed sections, such as the Australian Garden, the Mediterranean Garden, and the South African Garden, each offering unique plant species and landscaping.
Website: Flower Dome (gardensbythebay.com.sg)
Arrival: Bayfront Metro Station (Blue Line DT16 | Yellow Line CE1)
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11. Cloud Forest
Cloud Forest is one of the two main conservatories at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. It is a unique, mist-filled, indoor environment that replicates the cool, moist conditions found in tropical mountain regions. The conservatory is home to a stunning range of plants from cloud forests around the world, particularly those found at high altitudes in places like the Himalayas, Andes, and Southeast Asia.
Key Features of Cloud Forest:
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The Cloud Mountain: At the heart of Cloud Forest is a 35-meter tall artificial mountain covered with lush greenery. A waterfall cascades down the side, creating a misty, ethereal atmosphere as it simulates the conditions of a tropical cloud forest. Visitors can ascend the mountain via a series of walkways, offering different views of the waterfall and surrounding flora.
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Mist and Climate Control: The environment is kept cool and misty, maintaining a temperature of 23–25°C with high humidity. This creates a dramatic and refreshing atmosphere, distinct from Singapore's tropical heat.
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Flora and Fauna: The Cloud Forest showcases a variety of plants that thrive in high-altitude cloud forests, including orchids, ferns, pitcher plants, and mosses. There are also several species of tropical flowers and trees that are adapted to low light and high moisture levels.
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The Cloud Walk: Visitors can walk along the Cloud Walk, a suspended walkway that gives a bird's-eye view of the lush greenery and cascading waterfall below. It provides a unique vantage point for viewing the plants and allows you to experience the forest canopy up close.
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The Flower Field: The lower level of the Cloud Forest features a flower field with vibrant seasonal flowers, adding even more color and beauty to the landscape.
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The Crystal Mountain: This area is dedicated to showcasing geological formations like crystals and minerals, complementing the plant life around it and providing an interesting juxtaposition of nature’s wonders.
Website: Cloud Forest (gardensbythebay.com.sg)
Arrival: Bayfront Metro Station (Blue Line DT16 | Yellow Line CE1)
12. Supertree Grove
The Supertree Grove is one of the most iconic attractions at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. It features a collection of 18 futuristic, tree-like structures that range in height from 25 to 50 meters, each designed to mimic the look of trees while serving ecological and architectural purposes.
These towering "Supertrees" are vertical gardens, covered in a variety of plants, flowers, and vines, creating a stunning contrast with the modern architecture of the city. They are designed to capture solar energy, collect rainwater, and promote biodiversity.
Key Features of Supertree Grove:
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The Supertrees: The Grove features 18 of these massive, tree-like structures. The tallest of them, known as the Supertree, stands at 50 meters high and is adorned with a variety of tropical plants, including orchids, ferns, and climbers. They act as vertical gardens and help with air filtration and cooling in the area.
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OCBC Skyway: A 128-meter-long elevated walkway connects some of the Supertrees, allowing visitors to walk among the trees and enjoy panoramic views of the Gardens and Singapore’s skyline. The experience offers an up-close look at the plant life on the Supertrees and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding Marina Bay area.
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Supertree Lights and Sounds Show: At night, the Supertree Grove comes alive with a stunning light and sound show called "Garden Rhapsody". The Supertrees are illuminated with colorful lights, creating a magical and dramatic atmosphere, set to music. The show takes place twice nightly and is a highlight for many visitors.
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Sustainable Design: The Supertrees are designed with sustainability in mind. They are equipped with solar panels that power the lights and other energy-efficient systems. Additionally, the structures collect rainwater, which is used for irrigation in the surrounding gardens.
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Biodiversity: The Supertrees host a variety of plant species, making them not only an architectural marvel but also an ecological hub. They help promote urban biodiversity and contribute to the overall mission of Gardens by the Bay to celebrate the intersection of nature and technology.
My highlights:
At 7:45 p.m. and at 8:45 p.m. every day there is an amazing light and sound show in the tree plaza.
Website: Supertree Grove (gardensbythebay.com.sg)
Arrival: Bayfront Metro Station (Blue Line DT16 | Yellow Line CE1)
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13. Marina Barrage bridge and Dam
A dam that was built to control the water supply to the basin in Marina Bay.
Marina Barrage serving both as a dam and a bridge, while also functioning as an iconic recreational and engineering marvel. Located at the confluence of the Singapore River, Kallang River, and Rochor River, it helps manage the water levels in the city, control flooding, and provide a reliable water source for Singapore.
Arrival: Gardens By The Bay metro station (brown line TE22)
14. Lau Pa Sat
Lu Pa Sat is one of Singapore’s most famous and historic food courts, known for its wide variety of local and international cuisine. Located in the Central Business District (CBD), it is housed in a beautifully restored Victorian-style building, which was originally constructed in the 19th century as a market. Today, it stands as a vibrant hawker center, offering an array of traditional Singaporean dishes in a lively and atmospheric setting.
Key Features of Lau Pa Sat:
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Historic Building: Lau Pa Sat is located in a charming heritage building that features a striking blend of Victorian architecture and modern elements. The building’s high vaulted ceilings, intricate ironwork, and colonial-era design make it an iconic landmark in the heart of the city.
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Hawker Center: Lau Pa Sat is a bustling hawker center, where visitors can sample a wide variety of local Singaporean dishes at affordable prices. It offers a casual and vibrant atmosphere, with numerous food stalls offering everything from traditional Satay to Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, char kway teow, and roti prata.
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Satay Street: One of the standout features of Lau Pa Sat is its famous Satay Street. In the evening, the streets surrounding the food court are lined with vendors grilling satay skewers, offering a delicious and aromatic experience. You can enjoy freshly grilled skewers of chicken, beef, lamb, and seafood, served with a rich peanut sauce.
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Variety of Dishes: Lau Pa Sat is renowned for its wide variety of dishes from different cultures that make up Singapore's diverse food scene. Whether you’re in the mood for Chinese, Indian, Malay, or Peranakan (Straits Chinese) cuisine, there’s something for everyone.
Website: https://www.laupasat.sg/
Arrival: DownTown metro station (blue line DT17)
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15. China Town
Chinatown is a recommended area reminiscent of Chinatown in New York which presents Chinese culture.
Visitors can explore the alleyways, admire the graffiti, browse among stalls, and savor delicious street food.
There are two temples in Chinatown.
Sri Mariamman Temple
A colorful temple decorated with statues of various characters from Hindu mythology. The Sri Mariamman Temple is Singapore's oldest Hindu temple and one of the most significant cultural landmarks in the city. Located in the heart of Chinatown, this temple is dedicated to Sri Mariamman, the Hindu goddess of health, prosperity, and protection. The temple is a vibrant symbol of Singapore's multicultural and religious heritage.
Temple and Museum of the Tooth of the Buddha
The Temple and Museum of the Tooth Relic of the Buddha, also known as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, is a prominent Buddhist temple and museum located in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore. It is one of the most important religious sites in the city, housing a sacred relic that is believed to be a tooth of the Buddha, and it offers a deep dive into Buddhist culture and history.
Website: http://www.chinatown.sg
Arrival: Maxwell metro station (brown line TE18)
Cost: Free
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16. Orchard Street
Orchard Road (or Orchard Street) is Singapore’s premier shopping and lifestyle destination.
Stretching over 2.2 kilometers, Orchard Road is often referred to as the shopping paradise of Singapore, drawing both locals and tourists who come to experience world-class shopping and unique cultural experiences.
Orchard Road is home to some of the most prestigious shopping malls in Singapore, featuring a wide variety of luxury brands, international fashion labels, and designer boutiques. Malls like ION Orchard, Paragon, Ngee Ann City, Tangs, and The Orchard Residences cater to diverse tastes, offering everything from high-end fashion to affordable electronics, cosmetics, and accessories.
Arrival: Orchard metro station (brown line TE14)
17. Botanical Gardens
The Singapore Botanic Gardens is one of the city's most iconic and beautiful green spaces, offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of Singapore. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, the gardens are a testament to Singapore's commitment to preserving nature amidst urban development. Spread over 82 hectares, the Botanic Gardens is a place where visitors can enjoy lush landscapes, explore diverse plant species, and experience a variety of recreational and educational activities.
The Singapore Botanic Gardens is home to a small section of primary rainforest, which is an exceptional and rare feature in an urban environment. The rainforest offers a glimpse into the region's natural heritage, with towering trees, vines, and a diversity of plant life. Visitors can take a stroll along the Rainforest Walk, an elevated boardwalk that takes you through this preserved area.
One of the most picturesque areas of the gardens, Swan Lake features a serene pond surrounded by lush greenery. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including swans, turtles, and water birds. The lake provides a peaceful setting for a leisurely walk or a picnic, with picturesque views perfect for relaxation and photography.
My highlights:
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It is very, very hot, make sure you are equipped with water
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Set aside at least half a day and travel at your own pace
Website: Singapore Botanic Gardens | Homepage (nparks.gov.sg)
Arrival: Tanglin Metro Station (Brown Line TE12)
Cost: Free
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18. National Orchid Garden
The National Orchid Garden in Singapore is known for its impressive collection of orchids.
The garden is home to over 1,000 species and more than 2,000 hybrids of orchids, making it one of the largest and most diverse orchid collections in the world. The orchids come in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, and the garden is divided into different sections based on the types of orchids, including vandas, dendrobiums, and phalaenopsis.
One of the garden’s highlights is the Vanda Miss Joaquim, the national flower of Singapore. This hybrid orchid, which was first discovered in the 19th century, is an iconic symbol of Singapore and a key attraction within the garden. The National Orchid Garden provides an opportunity to admire this striking flower up close and learn about its significance to Singapore’s history and culture.
Themed Gardens: The garden is divided into various thematic sections, each showcasing different types of orchids and their unique characteristics:
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Cool House: A climate-controlled environment for cool-growing orchids, such as the Paphiopedilum (Lady’s Slipper Orchid) and Cymbidium orchids. The Cool House provides an ideal environment for orchids that thrive in cooler temperatures.
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Slipper Orchid Garden: This section focuses on slipper orchids, known for their unique pouch-shaped flowers. It features a variety of species from around the world.
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Tan Hoon Siang Mist House: A misty environment ideal for orchids from tropical regions with high humidity.
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Swire Orchid Display: An outdoor space displaying a wide variety of orchids in bloom, including rare and endangered species.
My highlights:
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It is very, very hot, make sure you are equipped with water
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There is an air-conditioned area in the garden
Website: National Orchid Garden (nparks.gov.sg)
Arrival: Tanglin Metro Station (Brown Line TE12)
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19. Singapore Cable Car
The Singapore Cable Car offers a unique and scenic journey, connecting key attractions and allowing visitors to enjoy the city's natural beauty from above.
The Singapore Cable Car offers panoramic, 360-degree views of the city, Sentosa Island, Mount Faber, HarbourFront, and the Southern Islands. The ride provides breathtaking sights of Singapore’s skyline, the Singapore Strait, and the lush greenery of the region, making it an ideal activity for photography and sightseeing.
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Two Routes:
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Mount Faber Line: The original cable car route that connects Mount Faber on the mainland to Sentosa Island, passing over the HarbourFront area. This line offers spectacular views of the city, the harbor, and the southern coastline.
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Sentosa Line: This shorter line connects various attractions on Sentosa Island, such as Imbiah Lookout, Siloso Point, and the Merlion. It offers views of Sentosa and its nearby beaches, as well as the surrounding waters.
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Website: Singapore Cable Car | Sentosa Cable Car | Cable Car Price (mountfaberleisure.com)
Arrival: Labrador Park metro station (yellow line CC28)
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20. Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island is known for its world-class attractions, beautiful beaches, and wide range of entertainment options. Located just off the southern coast of Singapore, it is easily accessible and offers something for everyone, from adventure seekers to families looking for fun and relaxation.
Sentosa Sensoryscape
Sentosa Sensoryscape, a new attraction opened in 2024, is designed to engage all senses and spark your imagination. Spanning from the northern part of Sentosa Island to its southern beaches, this immersive experience features six unique gardens, each designed to stimulate a different sensory experience:
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Observation Loop: A garden offering panoramic views, inviting visitors to pause and take in the surrounding beauty.
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Tactile Trellis: A hands-on garden where visitors can touch various textures, connecting the sense of touch with nature.
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Fragrant Ball: A sensory garden filled with aromatic plants, designed to evoke a sense of smell and relaxation.
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Symphonic Currents: A garden where natural sounds and water currents create a harmonious symphony, activating the sense of hearing.
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Playground: An interactive space where visitors can engage in playful activities, encouraging movement and touch.
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Luminous Garden: A garden that comes alive with light, creating an enchanting, visually stimulating experience as it glows after dark.
There is also iFly Singapore where I recorded a rare acrobat as you will see in the video.
Website: Welcome to Sensoryscape | Sentosa
Arrival: Labrador Park metro (yellow line CC28) + walking on the boardwalk from the VovoCity mall
Cost: Free
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