Start your day in Singapore at this magnificent nature park and center of horticulture. Experience the man-made wonders within the Cloud Forest (a 35-meter tall mountain home to over 1000 species of plants) and the Flower Dome (a showcase of plants and flowers from all over the world) and take in the stunning views of Marina Bay from the Supertree Grove Skyway. You can also grab a quick bite at one of the cafes inside.
Don't leave Singapore without a photo with the iconic statue of the Merlion, the symbol of the Lion City. Take a short walk to the waterfront promenade and learn about the lion-fish hybrid statue and Singapore's history as a fishing village while enjoying the breathtaking views of Marina Bay Sands and the skyline.
Get a taste of local Singaporean street food at the Chinatown Food Street. This cultural hub and food paradise provides you with an extensive variety of Singaporean dishes and treats such as satay, laksa, and Hainanese chicken rice. It's the perfect place to experience the city's gastronomic offerings for a reasonable price.
Immerse yourself in Buddhist culture and architecture as you take a guided tour at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. Learn about the traditional history and customs in China and Singapore, and take in the serene atmosphere of prayer halls featuring a thousand-armed goddess of mercy and go to the roof garden for panoramic views of the cityscape.
Take your tour to new heights with the Singapore Flyer, the world's largest observation wheel, which takes you 165 meters above ground and offers you stunning panoramic views of the city. Learn about the history of the city in the multimedia display, see Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and other landmarks.
End your day in Singapore's nightlife hub at Clarke Quay, a colorful waterfront and lifestyle destination. Take a walk through the riverside walkways, indulge in retail therapy at the boutique shops and end the night with a range of dining, entertainment, pubs and clubs. From hopping live music joints to the riverside dining, there's something for all interests and agesĀ .
If you have more time, add shopping and lunch at Orchard Road, visit Sentosa Island or Universal Studios Singapore, or relax at Singapore's stunning beaches. If you have less time, skip the Singapore Flyer and head straight to Clarke Quay for a compact evening. Also be updated with the latest covid guidelines and opening timings.