Things to do in Singapore

Enjoy and nice experience. next time I'll bring my family here. I will recommend this adventure to all my friends and relatives. I Love Singapore 🇸🇬

A Masterclass in Urban Landscaping and Botanical ArchitectureGardens by the Bay is an absolute must-visit in Singapore, seamlessly blending cutting-edge engineering, sustainable design, and lush horticulture. It manages to feel both futuristic and deeply connected to nature.The scale of the Supertree Grove is striking, but the experience really comes alive during the evening Garden Rhapsody light and sound show. Catching the transition from dusk into the illuminated night show offers the best perspective, and the views from the OCBC Skyway provide a great vantage point over the Marina Bay skyline.Inside the conservatories, the temperature drop is an immediate relief from the Singapore humidity: * Cloud Forest: The highlight of the visit. The 35-meter indoor waterfall greeting you at the entrance sets the tone. Winding down the elevated walkways through the mist-shrouded mountain vegetation offers an immersive look at rare highland flora

This is one of the best experiences to have while visiting Singapore and I always make sure to put aside at least half a day on Santosa just to make sure I get the most time I can here. Their huge tanks can be enjoyed for a long time with the amount of varied aquatic life and interesting decorations. There are tanks for those who love sharks, jelly fish, or just want to see a bit of everything. There are always fun and educational experiences set up to ensure people are learning too.

Singapore's night time zoo, offers a wide variety of shows, entertainments and nocturnal wildlife.It is mostly outdoors, so prepare to bring mosquito repellant during rainy seasons and portable fans, since the park itself is quite hot and humid.The entrance opens at 7 P.M. Sharp, so be early if you want to fully explore the park itself. There is a safari trail for those who prefer to walk, or you can choose to take the Tram for a quick guide to most of the park, however, not all are accesible via tram nor track, so its best to explore both route. There are also restaurants and light bites inside and outside the paying zone. Most of the park ameneties closes at 11 P.M. so make sure to allocate extra time for those opting for dinner

This was my second visit to the Singapore Zoo, and this time I bought the 5-day Pass, which was very convenient! I could explore the zoo, night safari, bird park, river safari, and rainforest adventure separately. I especially loved the newly opened rainforest adventure. The 5-day pass was great value for money, including the tram within the park, and is perfect for a leisurely trip, especially for zoo enthusiasts.

It's really great! The zoo has beautiful greenery, and it's not too hot. There are no barriers between the animals and people, creating a very natural feeling. There's also a miniature train that connects each section of the zoo, so you won't feel tired. Plus, there's plenty of food available.

There are so many attractions on the island, from family-friendly thrills to indoor and outdoor activities, catering to all budgets. I highly recommend Universal Studios, located at the southernmost tip of mainland Asia; don't miss the chance to apply for a tourist pass. Transportation is convenient, and if possible, consider staying on the island for 2-3 days.

Absolute beauty 😍 a must visit by everyone. Will recommend to everyone I know.

I really like this place, it feels like 2050, btw there are free tours if you stay in Singapore less than 24 hours and a lot of attractions around Jewel, so come 8 hrs before your flight :)

I always make time to visit the National Gallery everytime I'm in Singapore, because they consistently have new exhibits. While it's under renovation, the present exhibitions are still great for a leisurely visit.