What is there to do in Singapore?

Although Singapore is not big, I think there are still quite a lot of places to visit in Singapore. But personally, I think the following places are quite impressive to me.

1. Shopping at Changi Airport. Yes, it’s right inside the airport. Changi Airport is famous for being a shopping paradise. Changi Airport is very big, and its discounts are second only to Korean duty-free shops and Hong Kong Airport. Friends who like to shop don’t miss it!

Changi Airport is divided into three areas: T1, T2, and T3, and each area is connected by the Airport Light Rail (Sky Line)! Among the three districts of Singapore Airport, T2 has the most shops and restaurants.

The shops outside the security check are actually tax-free, and there are also some brands, such as Innisfree, Etude House, etc. My favorite is BATA, which is a British shoe and bag brand that is OEMed in Southeast Asia. .

After entering the security check, it’s the much-anticipated DFS! There are two DFS in Changi Airport. One is the main store that you can see just after entering the security check. There are many goods in it, but they are often out of stock. There is also a small branch in the direction of the departure gate, which many people overlook. It is possible to find products that cannot be purchased at the main store at branch stores!

2. Universal Studios. The original price of Universal Studios tickets is 68 Singapore dollars per person. It travels counter-clockwise (seven themed areas are arranged in a circle) to visit Ancient Egypt, the Lost World, Far Far Away Kingdom, Madagascar, and Hollywood and New York at the entrance of the park.

This is the interactive map of Universal Studios. Before setting off, you can familiarize yourself with it, find your location, and go straight to your goal! /language/zh-CN/Homepage/Attractions/UniversalStudiosSingapore/USSMap

At Universal Studios, every once in a while, a movie character will come out and take a photo with you, so be sure to move quickly! Because they are time limited.

You can take photos with movie characters at the entrance of every theme park. There will be dedicated photographers there to take photos for you and print them on the spot, but there is a fee. But they are very nice people. After taking the photos with their own cameras, they will also use your camera to take photos for you, so you can save a lot of money. They don't mind you doing this at all, they take the initiative to help you, which is very nice~~~

3. Singapore Underwater World. Sea World was completed in May 1991 and is the largest tropical aquarium in Asia. There are about 2,500 species of marine life here, and most of the strange marine life on display come from the surrounding waters. The original price of tickets is 19.50 Singapore dollars.

4. Coming out of the underwater world is the largest candy store in Asia - Candilicious. It is colorful inside and is a good place for girls to take pictures, but the candies inside are also expensive.

You can also bring some as a souvenir~~~