If you like to plan a trip on the fly, Singapore is a great place for you to visit when you don't have time to make a good travel plan, and this article will give you readers recommendations on how to travel in Singapore. The article suggests that on the first day of your trip to Singapore, you should schedule a time to visit some of the most classic downtown attractions in Singapore.
The first day is a relaxing and casual one, and the attractions of Singapore are concentrated in the city, so you can reach various scenic spots within a short walk. You can start with the famous Marina Bay Sands Casino, then go to Merlion Park, where you can not only take a picture with Singapore's landmark Big Fishtail Lion, but also see the Hotel Marina Bay Sands, and finally, come to Gardens by the Bay.
The night view of Singapore is beautiful and visitors can take a ride on the Ferris wheel to enjoy the beautiful night view of Singapore. Singapore's Esplanade has a unique appearance, resembling a giant durian shell, which attracts many visitors, and there are free outdoor performances here at night.
In Singapore Marina Bay Gardens, besides being able to watch Singapore's famous SuperTree, you can also walk on the OCBC Skywalk, which is not free, but being able to visit the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, two huge greenhouses, will make you not regret the entrance fee.
Visitors can schedule a full day to visit the museums, government buildings and cultural and historical buildings in the heart of Singapore. The National Gallery is one of Singapore's most iconic historical buildings and houses a large collection of 19th-century Southeast Asian artworks that reflect the changing culture and political and economic development of Singapore.
This way, you can learn more about the history of Singapore and get a feel of the culture of Singapore after a day. After a day of sightseeing, you'll want to sample the local cuisine, and that's when you can come to the Singapore River Cruise Experience and around Clarke Quay to sample the local delicacies: chilli crabs and pork bone tea!
Day 3 is great for families, and if you're in Singapore with kids, you'll want to bring them to get up close and personal with the animals! This article recommends Singapore Zoo and River Safari, but there is not much difference between these two zoos, so if you are in a hurry, you only need to choose one to visit.
Those who love amusement parks must experience Universal Studios Singapore. Universal Studios is located on the small island of Sentosa. The most important thing you can't miss when you come to Sentosa is of course Universal Studios Singapore and the largest fishtail lion in the country. After visiting Universal Studios and the Fishtail Lion, you can get ready to experience the world's only fireworks, water jets and laser effects show set on the sea.
Singapore is a culturally and ethnically diverse country, so people get along well here and the locals are polite and friendly. Most importantly, it is very safe, so you will not feel dangerous when you travel here.
