Travel to Singapore in mid-January and ask for a travel guide ~ ~

I am in Singapore now. I just want to wear short sleeves outdoors all year round. Even if the air conditioner is low in public places, people who are afraid of the cold had better take a thin coat. Buses, subways, or shopping malls and office buildings will get cold if they stay for a long time.

In addition, if there are many outdoor activities, or if you want to go to the seaside, prepare sandals or flip-flops that can be launched (there are flip-flops all over the street here). The sun is very strong, and the ultraviolet rays are very strong. It's best to prepare sunscreen with high SPF, but this is also available here. The brand price is similar to that in China. The index of 30 is not high, and the index of 80 is all there, which is a bit scary, hehe! In addition, it is rainy season recently, and it thunders almost every day. It's safer to take an umbrella. Of course, I have to go swimming, and I have to prepare a swimsuit and goggles.

There are many interesting places! If you like watching animals, there is a bird park here. There are many beautiful birds, and you can feed parrots. Most birds are free-range (there are large and small skynets). Even if some birds are caged, there are many big trees in them, creating a natural feeling. The Singapore Zoo here has no cold iron bars. You can see animals in nature and feed giraffes, elephants and so on. You can also see monkeys flying over the treetops above you. The night zoo (next to the zoo) may be the only zoo in the world that only opens at night. Go in by small tour bus. There is a guide to explain the living habits of animals in English. I still clearly remember that the car was driving very slowly and a jackal was grazing leisurely where I could reach. It is really exciting! Just remember, in the night zoo, flashing lights and making noise are not allowed when taking pictures, so as not to disturb the nightlife of animals.

These are three zoos. If you like nature, in addition to these three zoos, there is a botanical garden (huge, with excellent environment, worth visiting for half a day to a day) and two nature reserves, where you can see squirrels, monkeys, monitor lizards, and countless birds, small lizards, big snails and so on. All three scenic spots are free of charge.

If you like shopping, you can go to Xinda City and Orchard Road (it is simply a luxury street). Because I don't like shopping myself, I can't give you more advice in this respect, hehe!

Then Sentosa must go, even if there are many small scenic spots in it, the sea view of the beach alone is definitely worth visiting, and there is a musical fountain performance in the evening, so you must watch it! Highly recommended! Usually there is one at 7: 40 and one at 8: 40. When you arrive in Sentosa, you can only buy tickets for the second show if you are late, or you can't buy them directly. Although the plot is not so good, the fireworks effect of the light fountain is really good and spectacular!

Another must-see place is Merlion Park. If you haven't been to Merlion Park, you haven't been to Singapore at all! Merlion Park is located in the estuary of Singapore, and the famous art center (Durian) faces Merlion Park across the river. Besides, it used to be the sea. Now, the "world's tallest swimming pool" has been built, and three leg-like luxury hotel buildings have propped up a big ship (just like an ark). Underground "waves" are casinos in Singapore. It is said that foreigners can enter the casino for free with their passports (locals charge money). )。 But I have never been there. Everyone has their own bottom line, hehe!

Then there are many buildings left over from the colonial period around the city center, as well as Crabat along the coast of Singapore, all of which are bars and are very lively at night. If you are tired from walking and want to have a quick look, we recommend a 72-hour river carriage and hippo boat trip, which costs S $33. There are two routes for river wagons, and basically all major scenic spots in the city can be reached, and there are many stations that can get on and off at any time. The ticket is valid for 72 hours, and the hippo boat can also take it at will. We went three times, because it was a hippo boat, and the route was very short, and it was the same route! The first time I saw the scenery, the second time I took pictures, and the third time I saw the night scene at night. It feels very good. There are two stations where you can get on and off the boat, one is at Kela Wharf, and the other is near the big durian in the estuary. There is an open-air stage next to that station, and there are often performances at night, which is very distinctive.

Besides seeing some buildings in the city center, the river carriage also crosses the main streets of Little India, and it is also very convenient to go to Chinatown. You can also go to the botanical garden, so you don't have to find a bus to go to the botanical garden yourself, HOHO~! Speaking of botanical gardens, there is a national Ji Hu Park, the price is S $5. We went there at the end of August. Bloom's is very beautiful, and there are many exotic flowers and plants. I don't know now, maybe there isn't that much money. You can also buy RISIS ornaments in the shopping malls of the Botanical Garden, and the styles are very beautiful. Some are made of real orchids (that is, Hu Jihua in Singapore), which is amazing!

For others, it is suggested to buy a local SIM card as soon as you get out of the airport, and it will be much cheaper to make a phone call (international calls are also cheap). If you are free to travel, it is recommended to buy a bus card, one card for each person, and all subway buses. Besides, you don't need to change too much money in China. It's convenient to change money here. Change it when it's finished. If you change too much, you have to change it back when you return to China, and the handling fee is wasted.

In terms of food, the seafood here is cheaper, the supermarket sells the same as in China, and the meat is more expensive, especially pork, which is the same price as beef. There are many Malays and Indians here, so the most common meats are chicken and fish, and many halal and Indian foods do not have pork and beef.

Specially recommend pepper crab! If you are afraid of spicy food, order black pepper crab, and the three courses are also very good, which is a bit like domestic mutton kebabs, but it tastes delicious when dipped in it. I haven't tasted coconut trees until now. It is said to be the most common breakfast for local people (coffee+bread, coconut trees). You can try. There are many special foods here, so you can stroll around the major food streets.

There is also a free beach, which is the east coast! It is said to be 18KM, just walk for a while! You can also go and have a look. Generally speaking, the environment here is very good, and it looks like a garden everywhere. It's a bit messy to talk so much. If you have any questions, you can continue to hi me!