4-Day 3-Night Singapore Itinerary, Commando-Style Eat, Drink, Play, and Shop Travel Guide
🍃 The Dragon Boat Festival holiday is coming up soon, are you ready to go somewhere to have a blast eating and playing?
🍃 Singapore is a beautiful and prosperous place, with world-class urban infrastructure and very close to our country,
🌸 【Day 1: Cultural and Historical Journey】
⭐️ Morning:
🍃 Marina Bay Sands Hotel, one of the most iconic landmarks of Singapore, enjoy the magnificent city skyline and seascape, and take amazing photos❗️
🍃 Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, also an iconic building of Singapore, marvel at the stunning architectural design and various art exhibitions.
⭐️ Afternoon:
🍃 National Museum of Singapore, learn about Singapore's history, culture, and traditions; there are also various exhibitions to understand the multicultural background.
🍃 Enjoy authentic Indian cuisine in the Little India area of Katong nearby the museum, where you can taste a variety of delicious Indian pastries and traditional pancakes.
⭐️ Evening:
🍃 Explore the night market culture in Chinatown, where you can eat various local snacks, and if you find souvenirs and specialty products you like, you can shop to your heart's content!
🌸 【Day 2: Nature and Modern Wonders】
⭐️ Morning:
🍃 Singapore Zoo, very fun, with performances and exhibitions of wild animals! The Night Safari is also particularly fun, where you can see the activities of various nocturnal animals in the dark.
⭐️ Afternoon:
🍃 Singapore Botanic Gardens, admire the beautiful gardens and rare plants.
🍃 Enjoy a delicious seafood dinner at Clarke Quay, while enjoying the beautiful night view of the Marina Bay.
⭐️ Evening:
🍃 Watch the Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, the huge vertical garden towers are spectacular when lit up at night, and you can also watch music and light shows.
🌸 【Day 3: Art and Entertainment Journey】
🍃 Universal Studios, fully enjoy various themed areas, participate in exciting rides and watch wonderful performances.
🌸 【Day 4: Shopping and Gourmet Journey】
⭐️ Morning:
🍃 Orchard Road is a shopping paradise, where you can browse through various malls, boutiques, and alleys.
⭐️ Afternoon:
🍃 The food center in Chinatown, try delicious dishes such as chili crab, fried kway teow, and durian ice cream.
⭐️ Evening:
🍃 The bar area by the river, where you can enjoy food and cocktails, admire the night view, or drink all the way, indulging in a hearty drink.
❤️ This is my 4-day travel guide to Singapore. If you're too lazy to make your own itinerary for Singapore, you can also opt for a private custom tour, which is convenient and quick!
Absolutely worth the money going here. It was super informational and educational. The grand colonial building itself is a piece of history, and the mix of architectural styles, from the classic facade to the modern glass extension, gives a real sense of Singapore's evolution.
This National Museum of Singapore is dedicated to art, culture and history, and it is the oldest museum in Singapore, hence its 19th century exterior design.We are very new in Singapore and trying to explore as much as possible ☺️
The National Museum of Singapore is worth a visit. It takes about 2-3 hours. After entering the exhibition hall, there is a WeChat QR code on the wall on the left. Scan the code to identify all the exhibitions in Chinese. It is very convenient and intimate. If you want to listen to the explanation, you can take the mobile phone headset and listen to WeChat Chinese explanation while walking. . If you need to make an appointment for manual explanation, you need to go to the ticket counter to make an appointment. Pay attention to the language session of the explanation when making an appointment. Not far from the Singapore Museum, there is the net red tree hole in Fort Canning Park. Cross the park, next to the old street police station, you can check in together.
The Singapore Museum is a place worth taking children to visit and study. The literature and pictures inside are very exciting and interesting. They introduce many historical and cultural monuments and many development history of Singapore. The hardships of Chinese and overseas Chinese in that year are really a good place for long knowledge.
It is worth taking children to visit the museum. Although it is a full English version of the explanation, English barrier-free can be seen throughout the whole process. Knowing that Singapore's life and past lives are divided into three floors, it is worth slowly savoring...
Went there on a trip. All I can say is that the place feels nostalgic. Even though it's pretty small, every section you go to has a vibe.