Singapore travel guide

Many people think it is troublesome to apply for a Singapore visa, so they spend around 300 yuan to sign it, but in fact only 153 people go to the consulate to sign it themselves, and soon, everyone should consider signing it themselves. Just get all the necessary information ready. For details, please refer to the website of Singapore Consulate in China. In Guangzhou, the visa office is on the 24th floor of CITIC, and the materials are handed in in the morning. Go to the queue to check the information first. Upon completion, you will be given a reminder, and you can hand in the materials at the counter later. Children and retirees can handle it on their behalf. In fact, if they can explain the relationship, others can do it for me, because I took the information at that time and picked up my mother's passport and asked me what the relationship was. If I answer directly, it's probably no problem, but my mother is here, so I'll say I am, and that's fine. I'll give you a receipt after handing in the information. I'll do it together. One will get you a visa. The time is two days later in the afternoon. So soon! It's usually a 35-day round trip. Because 35 days is relatively short, you can get a visa in three days, so you don't have to apply for a visa too early. If it's from Guangzhou, if the ID card starts with 440 1, it will be given multiple trips every two years, so my son takes it once every two years.

Second, the hotel:

Hotels in Singapore are generally very expensive. The basic requirements for my hotel stay are cleanliness, windows and a separate bathroom. So this condition is basically that the RMB is at least higher than that of 700 yuan. In Singapore, I have stayed in two hotels, one of which I particularly want to recommend, Ibis Ming Gulian Street Hotel, which is very exquisite and clean. Although there are few rooms, the layout is very good and comfortable, with free WIFI and fast service. It's close to BUGIS subway station, 5 minutes' walk. Behind the hotel are Baishafu Square and Kannonji, which are very popular on weekends. You can go for a walk. Little India is only a few minutes away. The famous Yakun Breakfast is located in the square opposite Burgis Street behind the hotel, on the first floor, connected to the Burgis subway station. Cross the road at the intersection of the hotel, and ROCHOR CENTER will find the old shop of Songfa Bak Kut Teh. (The hotel paid attention to AGODA before, but the price was several thousand. Later, when I saw that Ctrip had a price of 830, I booked it immediately. )

Third, the flow:

The urban transportation in Singapore is really convenient. I traveled by subway for several days, and it was easy to transfer. Anyway, you can buy tickets by looking at the English station names, just like taking the subway in Guangzhou, which is generally not too crowded. From Changi Airport, take the Northwest Green Line. My hotels are all along the line, which is very convenient. To Merlion, Raffles Square and City Hall are all on this line. Go to Sentosa, turn the purple line to VIVO City, and then take a small train on the fourth floor of the shopping mall. There is also the yellow CC line, going to the Ferris wheel and the like, the red line, going to Orchard Road ... Download a subway map on your mobile phone, and you can see it at a glance. Children over 90CM in the subway have to buy tickets, but Hao Hao shamefully evades tickets because he is sitting in his car and can't tell. If you buy a one-way ticket, remember to go to the ticket machine to refund a dollar every time you go out. Also, Changi Airport must say that no matter which terminal is very humanized, there is a children's play area after entering the restricted area, as well as an online area and a rest area. It won't be boring to take the children and wait for the plane. Get a WIFI account with information. If you want to have fun without entering the restricted area, you can only go to Terminal T3, which is also the terminal connecting the northwest line of the subway. There is a famous big slide, which looks like it is closed. Actually, you can go in and play by yourself, free of charge. There are also simple children's play facilities, wood carvings and so on. The airport has four terminals, T 1/T2/T3 and Budget Building, and T 1/2/3 all have small trains. If you go to a cheap building, you can only take the shuttle bus at T2. Fourth, food articles:

Singapore does have a lot of delicious food. Although they all seem to be Cantonese, Chaoshan and Malay, they have their own characteristics when combined. Basically, I can eat whatever I want this time. Everyday Hainan Chicken Rice, Songfa Baku Ancient Tea, Yakun Breakfast, Coix Seed Water, Sarah, Unsigned Seafood, Maoshanwang Durian. I especially recommend the latter two. It's more economical to eat in a bud cage. Unmarked seafood is another famous restaurant that eats Chili crabs besides the treasure of Kela Wharf, and its products are really good. I ate a buttered crab at 48 Singapore dollars, which was enough for two people. By the way, the coconut green there is delicious. This store has several branches, but it is definitely the cheapest one in the bud cage. In addition, there is also a shop on the east coast, where durian is. I also saw it on the fourth floor of VIVOCITY4. It is estimated that these shops will be similar to the price level of treasures. Food in Singapore is actually not expensive, although it is expensive. We basically eat in the food court, everywhere. Usually eat the captain, open 24 hours a day. Anyway, there are all kinds of porridge, noodles, rice and desserts, and the per capita meal is only 30 yuan, which is actually cheaper than Hong Kong. Maxwell on the other side of Chinatown, the environment is a little worse, but there are many things. Another regret is that I didn't go to old Bazaar and didn't eat ice cream bricks. Let's talk specifically about eating at the airport. Generally, it is more expensive to eat at the airport, but Changi Airport does eat a lot, but I have studied where the staff canteen is. On the first floor of T 1 Terminal, Burger King goes straight to WC, walks out of the glass door, and there is a staircase on the left. Food is also rich and affordable.

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According to the location of scenic spots, give a suggestion about D 1, Chinatown, Karamay Wharf, Barge Wharf, Merlion Park, Durian, Jinsha Hotel, Ferris wheel (you can all walk slowly along the road). It is suggested to take the trip behind Merlion near dusk, so that you can see the night view of D2-D3 Sentosa for two days, and it is best to stay in Sentosa for one night. You can arrange a one-day beach leisure tour, including aquarium and park. There is a performance in the evening. You can visit Universal Studios in one day, and there are casinos in it. You can also take the cable car. The cable car can also connect with Huaba Mountain. There is a special wave bridge. D4, you can also visit Little India (there are not many people during the day, but it is very lively at night). In the evening, you can go to Orchard Road, just some big shopping malls, such as Zoo+Night Zoo, Botanical Garden (Orchid Garden) and East Coast, if you have more time.

In addition, you can learn more information through the official platform before you travel. It is suggested that Baidu visit official website of Singapore Tourism Bureau, or pay attention to their Weibo and blog, which is very practical.