Which is more fun, Singapore, Malaysia or Hong Kong?

Malaysia is relatively more fun, because there are various tourist attractions, such as Genting Casino, Langkawi Leisure Resort and many natural scenery. The national forest park is quite good and large, with abundant tropical plants and activities such as rafting, fishing and bird watching. There are also many historical sites, such as Malacca and Zheng He's voyages to the West. Anyway, you basically have everything you want to play, but the weather is hot and sunny.

Singapore is boring. To tell the truth, I stayed there for a long time, and the trip was really boring. There are no scenic spots, but the city center is beautiful. Then there is Sentosa Island, where there is nothing to play. There is a tall Merlion statue to go up, and then there is the beach. Generally speaking, the beaches in Singapore are not good, because there are too many boats, so the water quality is not good. There is also a night zoo, which is only open at night. Those who haven't been there will feel very exciting. There is basically nothing else. To tell the truth, there is really nothing to eat in Singapore snacks, such as Hainan chicken rice, lasha noodles, various fish ball noodles, Malay curry and so on. This is unaccustomed to ordinary tourists. Shopping in Singapore is OK, but to be honest, there are not as many famous brands as there are in Beijing and Shanghai, and there are not as many brands as there are in China. Singapore generally feels good, but don't stay too long, two days at most. If you have more, you will feel really bored.

Hong Kong means shopping, eating delicious food and going to Disney. The food is delicious, but it is very expensive. If four people eat a restaurant, it can rarely be less than 1000 yuan. Brand-name goods there are very cheap, generally about 20% off, and there are many big stores. The night view of Hong Kong is also beautiful, and it is still beautiful to go to Taiping Mountain to see the Victoria Strait at night. Disney is boring, small and crowded.

I have been to all three places, but I suggest you go to all of them. There seems to be a tour in Southeast Asia, because these three places can basically be visited in 1 week. If you can only go to one, it is still recommended to go to Malaysia, and if possible, add one more day to Singapore.