The smallest nation in Southeast Asia is Singapore. Even so, visiting the capital city is like visiting a futuristic metropolis. Singapore is one of the cleanest cities in the world, with a wonderful blend of architecture, lush parks, and smelling species. Singapore was a part of Malaysia until 1965.
Among the city’s most recognizable sights are Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay Sands. Since getting around the city is quite simple, we’ve put together a 2-day itinerary of fantastic things to do in Singapore.
Top Activities in Singapore
1. The Cloud Forest
The Cloud Forest in Singapore is a component of the “city garden” idea. This glass-domed forest appears to have come from outer space. The mist of a 35-meter-tall waterfall greets you inside the dome. From there, a wide variety of uncommon plants from around the globe are visible.
You can ride the elevator to the top of the Treewalk, where you can stroll around and take in views of the futuristic forest on six different levels.
The lesson that lies behind all of this is one of learning about rare plants and their rapidly disappearing habitat. The forest is open from 9 AM to 9 PM and has a $15 USD entrance fee.
Advice: To avoid the crowds, arrive as early as possible.
2. Proceed along Haji Lane
The vicinity of Haji Lane is one of Singapore’s most artistic districts. Haji Lane is a popular hangout for young people and tourists alike, drawing in crowds with its eclectic apparel, souvenirs, and coffee shops.
The street art in Haji Lane is its greatest feature. Take an afternoon to explore this place if you’re seeking inspiration or just a fun Instagram Story.
Muscat Street is located in the Arab Quarter next to Haji Lane. It is home to several excellent Turkish eateries, shops, and a stunning mosque view. Fun fact: Oman’s capital is Muscat.
3. Gardens by the Bay at Supertree Grove
The Super Trees are another feature of Gardens by the Bay. These eighteen artificial trees eloquently demonstrate the harmonious coexistence of nature and technology. There’s a large walking bridge that connects two trees, but you can also just sit and take it easy or explore.
Advice: Feel free to explore this area. To access the top, all you’ll need to do is purchase a ticket.
4. The Marina Bay Sands water show
Proceed on your stroll in the direction of Marina Bay Sands after visiting the Supertree Grove. It’s the enormous hotel with the boat perched on top. Proceed through the building, enter the subsequent one, and ride the escalator to the ground floor.
Step outside in the direction of the water once you reach zero. On the left side of the, in water located, Louis Vuitton building is the water show. The shows start at 8 and 9 p.m. From the Supertree, it takes roughly ten minutes to walk there.
5. The China town
Singapore’s bustling Chinatown is home to mouthwatering street cuisine, stunning temples, and fantastic retail establishments. To find inexpensive keepsakes for your loved ones, visit Pagoda Street.
6. See Little India
Singapore’s diverse population is one of its greatest assets. A tiny bit of India right in the middle of the city, in a vibrant neighborhood! You can smell the spice stores as soon as you step outside. In addition, there are stalls selling flower garlands, Indian street food stores, and Sari stores.
7. Trendy Cafe Lunches
Singapore has an abundance of hip cafes where one can have lunch or breakfast. If you’re a digital nomad, come here for the afternoon and grab something to eat because they have excellent wifi as well. Visit Common Man Coffee Roasters for the best breakfasts and coffee. Visit Symmetry if you’re in the mood for some especially tasty dishes. Oh, and at Haji Lane in Positano Risto, we have really good pizza.
Stay in Singapore
In Singapore, lodging is not cheap. Dorm rooms cost $25 per night, while regular double rooms with private bathrooms cost $120.
- Lloyd’s inn
- Citadines rochor
- Ibis styles