Singapore travel guide

Singapore's overall area is not large, and it can even be completed by bicycle. However, there are quite a lot of scenic spots to play, which is suitable for arranging a trip of about 5 days to facilitate a small holiday. Because it is a trip abroad, there is still a lot of preparatory work to be done in the early stage.

Best tourist season: Singapore is suitable for tourism all year round. It rains every afternoon in the rainy season of10-February, which is more comfortable than air conditioning in autumn and winter in China, but some scenic spots will be closed. From March to September, the dry season will be hotter. Pay attention to sun protection. June-July will catch up with some discount seasons in shopping malls. We will arrange the itinerary according to the actual situation.

Visa raiders:? Groups can apply for group visas, and individuals are advised to apply for single entry or multiple entry visas. Personal travel protection sign is more flexible, and you can specify the validity period!

Game strategy:

Day 1: Merlion Park → Ferris wheel → Double Spiral Bridge → marina bay Jinsha Shopping Center → Singapore Marina Bay Garden.

Merlion Park will be cleaned before some holidays, such as New Year. It is recommended to inquire in advance. If the Merlion is cleaned up, you can go to Sentosa Island to see the Merlion Tower. Marina Bay Garden suggests viewing the flower dome in the afternoon. Cloudy forest can't be seen clearly at night, but watch the light show at night.

Day 2: Sentosa Tour: Universal Studios → Merlion Tower → Bala Bay Beach on Sentosa Island, overlooking the southernmost tip of the Asian continent.

Universal Studios: The area is not large, but it is recommended to buy express tickets during the peak holiday season. Some difficult projects are easier to arrange for lunch and afternoon, so you can pay more attention to them.

Recommended items: Transformers 3D showdown, Jurassic river adventure (it is recommended to prepare raincoats in advance to get wet), and swordsman adventure with shoes and cats hanging on the flying car. The above three items are more interesting and not thrilling. If you like excitement, you can play robotech and Revenge of the Mummy.

Day 3: Singapore Cultural Tour: St. Andre's Church → Old High Court → Singapore Parliament Building (location) → National Art Gallery → National Museum → Singapore River Cruise → Kela Wharf.

Singapore cruise ships can take a boat near Kela Wharf, with panoramic views of antique wharf buildings and CBD high-rise buildings. Suggestions.

Day 4: Exotic attractions: Little India → Church along chijmes during colonial period → Chinatown; //If you like to see the natural scenery, you can also change to the Singapore Zoo Botanical Garden today.

Day 5: Orchard Road → Yao Xing Changi (rain vortex, etc. A good place to shop before boarding)

Be sure to eat authentic!

Yakun coffee and coconut toast

The well-deserved Singapore national breakfast is really delicious. I want to brush it three times! The taste in other places is very bad, put it on top 1 When you leave, you can buy a can of coconut coffee sauce to take away and eat it with toast for breakfast. Really yyds! Soymilk coffee and soymilk tea are also local characteristics!

Yakun has more than 40 branches in Po and its headquarters is in Chinatown.

Hainan everyday? meals

The famous Hainan rice in Chinatown snack town is soft and smooth, with secret Chili sauce, which tastes good and the rice is delicious. Cheap and delicious, so I often queue up! If you don't want to line up, you can go to the high version. Wendongji

Songfa meat and bone tea

One of Singapore's three major bak Kut teh, bak Kut teh in Singapore is a white pepper soup base, which will not have a strong Yao flavor at all. Soak deep-fried dough sticks, or add rice to soak rice!

Kela wharf authentic old shop

Tips:

Time difference: It belongs to the East Eighth District, and there is no time difference with China, so it is more convenient to travel!

Power supply difference:? Singapore uses pin sockets, don't forget to bring converters.

Language communication: most places can speak Chinese, but first ask politely, "Can you speak Chinese?" Much better.

Cultural taboos:?

Respect Islamic customs: Take off your shoes and enter the mosque, and avoid eating pork or drinking alcohol in front of Malays.

Smoking, chewing gum and durian are strictly prohibited from entering public transport.

Keep the environment clean and avoid spitting or littering.