My first
time to roam around Arab Street
(after living in Singapore
for almost seven years) was an amazing experience (although the weather
was really bad). The vibrant colours of the shops will definitely thrill you too! Start
by taking a picture in front of Sultan Mosque, follow the path and have fun!
How to get to Arab Street : Take
the MRT (East West Line or Downtown Line) and get off at Bugis Station. Take
Exit C. Head northeast on Victoria
Street towards Ophir Road . Turn right onto Arab Street .
I first knew
about Chinatown when I was looking for
affordable souvenir items I could bring home. I then found myself enjoying the
lively view. It is a bustling business district which is also the home of Sri Mariamman
Temple , the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore and the Buddha Tooth
Relic Temple Chinatown Food
Street !
How to get to Chinatown : Take the MRT and alight at Chinatown Station
(North East Line or Downtown Line). Take Exit A.
- Gardens by the Bay
According to
Wikipedia, “Gardens by the Bay is an
integral part of a strategy by the Singapore
government to transform Singapore
You shouldn’t
miss Gardens by the Bay when you are in Singapore . There you can find the massive
“supertrees”, the design of which resembles the country’s national flower.
How to get to
Gardens by the Bay: Take the MRT and get off at Bayfront Station (Circle Line).
Take Exit B and follow the underpass to Gardens by the Bay.
Enjoy the Central
Business District’s view from the pedestrian bridge connecting Marina Centre
with Marina South in the Marina
Bay
How to get to Helix Bridge Raffles Avenue
(there are heaps of signs so you wouldn’t get lost!). Walk straight to the
Youth Olympic Park and then turn right.
- Clarke Quay
Clarke Quay is a
riverside quay in Singapore
with various restaurants where you can enjoy free music and have fun. You may
also take pleasure in watching the lively colours of the river cruises and
river taxis along the Singapore
River Singapore nightclubs.
How to get to
Clarke Quay: Take the MRT and get off at Clarke Quay Station (North East Line).
Take Exit C to Boat Quay.
Sentosa is a
very popular island resort in Singapore .
Every year, more than twenty million people visit the island. It is the home of
a number of attractions including Universal Studios Singapore. There are a lot
of fun and free activities that you can do in the island like swimming at
Sentosa’s artificial beaches or just by simply roaming around the island by
foot! For more information about the island, you may check the website here.
How to get to Sentosa Island
- Singapore Botanic Gardens
For nature lovers
like me, you should definitely visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Recently,
it was honoured as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers a lot of attraction
such as the National
Orchid Garden
How to get to
Singapore Botanic Gardens: Take the MRT and get off at Botanic Gardens (Circle
Line). Follow the path and the signs!
According to
wikipedia, the Merlion is the national personification of Singapore . This
is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country. And this is also
the reason why you shouldn’t miss the chance to visit the Merlion
Park when you visit Singapore !
Admire the bay, be artistic and take some wacky shots with the Merlion – it’s a
must! During night time, the Merlion
Park
How to get to Merlion Park Fullerton Road .
- Fountain of Wealth
In 1998, The
Fountain of Wealth was listed by the Guinness Book of Records as the largest
fountain in the world. Some people think though that the Fountain of Wealth is
overrated. In case you are in the area, you may consider squeezing it into your
itinerary. It is advisable to come and visit during night time because laser
shows are also available at certain times.
How to get to
the Fountain of Wealth: Take the MRT and get off at Esplanade Station (Circle
Line). Take Exit A to Suntec
City
Happy travels!
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