Singapore Free Travel Strategy
Singapore, a major financial country in Asia, walking through the busy streets always feels like exploring the LEGO brick world.
The center of the United States is 15 hours behind Singapore according to the time in Singapore.
This free travel Singapore strategy sorted out the itinerary, expenses, accommodation, transportation and other lazy packs of 5 days 4 nights free travel Singapore and comprises of itinerary planning, affordable accommodation, food and free travel cultural and youth attractions in Singapore at once.
Awaiting information, very suitable for parent-child travel!
Marina Bay Sands Hotel
The Marina Bay Sands Hotel boasts the world’s largest infinity pool and one of Singapore’s strongest must-see attractions.
Also on the top floor of the 57th floor is the Sky Garden Observation Deck, overlooking well-known landmarks such as Gardens by the Bay, Supertree Grove, the Singapore Flyer and the Merlion sculpture.
The lookout is open to tourists in general.
The night view is beautiful and highly recommended. However, the pool is for guests only.
You must show your room card, and remember to bring your bathing suit.
In addition, at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, there is a free outdoor “Light-Shadow Symphony and Water Dance Show”, colored light, shadow, water mist and symphony, which lasts 15 minutes and is super exciting.
Or a boat trip through the sampan canal to experience the “Rain Eye” water waterfall, the Japanese laboratory art “Phantom of Light” or going to the casino to play are also super classic.
At the mall, there are more than 170 brands, including CK (Charles & Keith), Singapore’s super attractions, and a day trip is highly recommended!
Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore recommends must-see attractions: Revenge of the Mummy (Space Mountain), Transformers 3D Showdown and The Adventures of the Cat in Shoes and the Swordsman.
The Future Water World show, Shrek 4D Theater, the cute characters Xiaobing and Elmo are must-sees and must-sees.
There aren’t many exciting facilities, so it’s recommended that families travel together.
The park isn’t very big and it’s easy to enjoy a day trip, but for special parties like Christmas and New Year’s Eve fireworks, it’s best to buy a fast pass.
Resorts World Sentosa
Resorts World Sentosa, an integrated resort on Sentosa Island in Singapore, covers a huge area and a day trip is simply not enough.
A collection of top attractions (Universal Studios, SEA Aquarium, Adventure Cove Water Park, Dolphin Park, Trick Eye 3D Art Museum), casinos and many restaurants in one.
Water Adventure Park, the only combination of water park and ocean park in Southeast Asia, jumping over extreme slides, the first magnetic water slide, super exciting and early to play.
There are a total of 14 kinds of recreational facilities such as lazy river, water slide, tree house filled with water, snorkeling and fish watching, etc., which are fun for both adults and children.
It’s definitely a good place to play in the water in hot Singapore.
It is next to the water park and the Dolphin Park, where you can see the dolphins up close, if you have time be sure to stop by.
In addition, it has another strong attraction, the only inclined slide in Southeast Asia, which is very exciting and safe without overturning, even children can try it, super fun!
Divided into low, medium and high speed ranges, it’s definitely not enough to play once.
The strip’s night scene at night is like neon lights, which is a completely different feeling.
The love between parents and children is invincible.
Finally, there are many ways to reach Sentosa, you can take the MRT, cable car, bus, etc.
Especially the aerial cable car, which can look around Singapore with a 360-degree view, the scenery is beautiful, and the process is comfortable, and highly recommended.
SEA Aquarium
SEA Aquarium , located on Sentosa Island, is the largest aquarium in Southeast Asia, comfortable to escape the summer heat.
Spectacular glass aquariums, manta rays, feeding shows, colorful coral reefs, sharks and jellyfish, touching starfish are a must-see and underwater tunnels are also a must-see.
There are a lot of people, so be patient.
There are more than 100,000 sea creatures and the stay time is about 1.5 hours.
It is a highly recommended parent-child attraction in Singapore and an indoor Singapore attraction!
Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay, Supertree (Supertree), the incomparably spectacular and amazing free travel attractions in Singapore!
The grove can reach 16 floors, in addition to having a fresh shape, it is also environmentally friendly, as it can collect rainwater and generate solar energy.
There is a walkway observatory through the trees which is super exciting to walk through.
There is a 15-minute light show at 7:45 pm and 8:45 pm every night, and the night scene with music is so beautiful.
Gardens by the Bay covers an area of 101 hectares and is divided into three major themes: outdoor gardens, flowering dome plants and cloud forest plants.
Bobby especially likes the xiong-baobab tree flower, the flower garden, the cloud forest sky walk, the towering waterfalls and the glass greenhouse with only 24 degrees of temperature.
It cost 1 billion to build, 380,000 rare flowers in the world, super dreamy tourist attraction in Singapore.
Jewel Changi
Shopping at Singapore Changi Airport — Jewel Changi can only be described as amazing, super amazing and super fun.
The tallest indoor waterfall in the world, “Rain Vortex”, gushes from the height of the seventh floor.
The spectacular picture has successfully detonated global attention, and there is also a light and water dance show.
Walking into the “Forest Valley”, there are more than 900 trees and 60,000 shrubs. China’s largest indoor plant display area is beautiful enough.
Jewel Changi’s paid attractions are also highly recommended, such as Star Garden (magic slide, cloud bowl…), Sky Net, Hedge Maze, Star Hanging Bridge, etc.
It consumes children’s physical strength and is also a great attraction for parents and children and an indoor attraction in Singapore.
When the weather is warm, it is the first stop of Singapore tourism.
Merlion Park
Singapore’s spiritual symbol, Merlion Park, has a unique lion’s head and fish body.
It is a must-see attraction for free travel.
There are seven in Singapore!
In Malay, the word “Singapore” has the meaning of a lion, so it is also called Lion City.
As for the fishtail, it’s because Singapore is an island country and used to be a fishing village.
It is 8.8 meters high and weighs 70 tons.
Taking a picture of catching the Merlion’s jet of water in your mouth is said to give strength and wealth.
