Singapore is the most developed country in Southeast Asia, known as a garden city, with an elegant and beautiful environment, a variety of innovative large-scale modern buildings and high-tech infrastructure, attracting a large number of tourists from all over the world, and there are many theme amusement parks and islands to choose from.

This place in Singapore is amazing. After I have been there once, I want to take my parents and children again, because it is really clean, convenient and suitable for old people and children to play! The area of Singapore is only 71% of that of Hong Kong. It integrates natural scenery, shopping, entertainment and parent-child play. The scenic spots are all close, so it is not tiring to go anywhere. Recommended scenic spots in Singapore

1. Sentosa Island

Sentosa Island Map

Saint Tao Sha is worth spending at least one day, watching and playing slowly. If you only have 1 days to stay in Sentosa, you should take the essence. After a full meal in the morning, you can start a recreational tour in Sentosa's scenic world. After having fun in Universal Studios (which may take a whole day) and Aquarium, you can go all the way to Sentosa's 3.2-kilometer-long beach to relax. There is Siroso Beach (the sand is fine and suitable for enjoying the beautiful sunset). Play until 7: 31 and watch a famous performance of Wings of Time and Light, thus ending the perfect trip of the day.

2. Universal Studios

This is a must. It's really fun. From the facilities, you can see that so much money is not invested in vain. The project is mainly for entertainment, with less stimulation. If girls like to take pictures, there are too many scenes for you to take. It must be enjoyable to take pictures.

The most exciting event: the red and blue roller coaster. The red roller coaster is sitting on the car, and the track will not turn over, but there will be obvious climbing and rapid descending. The blue roller coaster is similar to a suspension, and the track has several flips, so it is more exciting.

The funniest project: definitely Transformers, because we went on weekends, and there were too many people! ! However, I bought the express ticket in advance, which was really witty, hahaha, so the light transformers played the game for three times. With 3D high-definition scripts, special effects and robot technology, we got on the slide car and were taken to the battlefields of Autobots and Decepticons, and witnessed their transformation battle in person, which had a strong impact on our hearts and eyes.

Address: 8SentosaGateway, Singapore 198269 Opening hours: 11:11_19:11 Arrival mode: take Sentosa

Express from Vivocity, or walk along Boardwalk, or take a cable car from Harbourfront.

tips:

1. When visiting Universal Studios, you must try to avoid choosing legal holidays unless you buy an express ticket. If a girl has long hair and wants to play some thrilling projects, it is suggested that her hair should be tied up, if you don't want to be dumped into a fashion. It's best not to wear short skirts, it's all right to walk away.

2. There are various performances at Universal Studios, so check the time in advance and don't miss it.

Universal Studios

3. Sentosa Beach

From the entrance to the right, Siloso Xileso Beach, and to the left, Palawan Beach.

The sand on the beach is white, and the sand on Siloso Beach feels more delicate. The color of the sea water is divided into three layers, from light yellow to blue to green, which is particularly beautiful. Palawan beach feels quieter. After walking through the suspension bridge, I feel another world. I feel that I prefer Palawan beach, which is very beautiful.

tips: renting a segway balance car to play on the beach is a great experience. Many local Singaporeans are riding balance cars and playing leisurely by the sea. It is safe for people to be flat and peaceful.

4. The S.E.A Aquarium

really deserves the largest aquarium in Asia! ! A place that families with children or friends who like marine life should not miss. There are many kinds of marine life, which are well designed and maintained, and the room is relatively cool, which is very suitable for afternoon play. It's a big aquarium. According to personal preference, some people think it's not interesting. If you like marine life, it's quite good and beautiful. However, several people in the same trade were so hungry that they said they would go back to eat fish for dinner. In addition, there was a 4D experience of storm and shipwreck, which was also very good.

tips:

1. The tour time is about two and a half hours. Indoor air conditioning is sufficient, so it is recommended to prepare your coat in advance.

2. Be careful not to miss the Nyonya-style lunch before 2 pm, and we will miss it.

3. Try not to go on weekends and holidays. It's crowded.

Transportation

Subway/Sentosa MRT: Take the northeast line or ring line of subway to Harbour Station. Take the E

exit to the 3rd floor of vivocity and take the Sentosa MRT. Take station 1 and get off at Binhai Station. Go straight in the direction of the small Merlion statue until you pass the Candylicious candy store on the left. Turn left and cross the bridge to maritime museum. The S.E.A Aquarium is located in maritime museum. Watch the video tour to learn how to get to maritime museum from Binhai Station.

Tickets

One-day tickets are $32 for adults, $28 for children (aged 4-12) and $28 for the elderly (aged 61 and above).

The entrance ticket to Typhoon Theater is S$2, and you can watch a 4D movie.

The opening hours

are usually 11: 11-19: 11, but the daily opening and closing hours are changed. Please refer to the official website calendar for details.

Time reference

The tour time of p>SEA Aquarium is about 2-3 hours, usually closing at 7 o'clock and finally entering at 6 o'clock (the time may change); If you go in for a tour around 4 o'clock, it's still about the same.

S.E.A Aquarium

5. Water curtain performance of the wings of time light

This is a light fountain show, which can also be said to be a water curtain movie. All kinds of light and shadow are intertwined and gathered into a beautiful image to show in front of the audience. The scene is very gorgeous. Friends who go to Sentosa should not miss it. There are two sessions a day, 19:41 and 21:41, each lasting 31 minutes. In addition to the big water curtain performance, there is also a fireworks display. Fireworks were brushed in the night sky, and the water curtain projected a giant time bird. At this moment, I really want time to stop, and I want to put the holiday down all the time. I was really shocked. Our troublemaker miraculously didn't move from beginning to end. Seats are divided into different areas, and the middle position is high-quality tickets. You can choose seats in your own area first.

Transportation: Sentosa MRT gets off at BeachStation.

Tickets: high-quality ticket $23, ordinary ticket $18

Opening hours: water curtain performance of Wings of Light at 19:41 and 21:41

Sentosa's special entertainment projects

slope block and aerial hanging.

Sentosa's special entertainment project

6. Marina Bay Garden

If you think it is just a garden and there is nothing to see, it is a big mistake. Personally, it profoundly reflects Singapore's worship of technology, uniqueness, smallness and refinement. There are two main venues that need to pay for Binhai Bay Garden: the Cloud Garden and the Cold Room. When the Cloud Garden enters the door, it is a huge waterfall, and the fog around the waterfall is like a fairyland.

Tickets (RMB): The two-hall pass for the plant cold room is RMB 134 for adults and 72 yuan for children aged 3-12. If you buy two adult tickets, you can bring 1 children in for free. 38 yuan, an adult, and 24 yuan, a child aged 3-12, are on OCBC

Skyway.

transportation: it is located behind Jinsha hotel, near the Bayfront subway station on the blue line/yellow line. Exit D of the subway station, turn right through the underground passage of Jinsha, and you can reach the outdoor area of Binhai Bay Garden.

tips: remind your friends that you must wear them when you visit any pavilion in Binhai Bay Garden! Outside! Set! And! Long! Pants! It's too easy to get sick when it's cold and hot.

Marina Bay Garden

7. Singapore Ferris wheel

Singapore Ferris wheel is one of my favorite ferris wheels, and it is said to be the highest in the world (or in Asia). However, the design is different from the ordinary Ferris wheel. Every box is embedded in the steel beam, not suspended, so it won't shake. I'm not afraid of this acrophobia.

Singapore Eye is located in the heart of Singapore, which is the best place to watch the sunset night scene. Marina bay with beautiful scenery and towering skyscrapers can be seen in 37 minutes. From Changi seaside to Sentosa Island, even the beautiful scenery of some islands in Malaysia and Indonesia can be seen

Address: 31RafflesAve, Singapore 139813 Opening hours: 8:31-22:31. Finally, we entered the Ferris wheel at 22:15.

Full-day ticket: adult (over 13 years old) ￥118, child (3-12 years old) ￥88

The ferris wheel rotates for about 31 minutes, and the last train is at 22: 15. Each box can take 12 people, usually 4-8 people.

Singapore Ferris wheel

8. Singapore Zoo

If Beijing Zoo belongs to kindergarten level, Singapore Humanized Zoo must be a master's degree.

A major feature of Singapore Zoo is that it has no cages, only a canal, a river or trees. The zoo creates a natural living environment for all kinds of animals, and tourists no longer look down on lions, tigers and black bears trapped in big pits.

After you have been there, you can instantly understand: what is humanity, what is respect for animals, and the harmony between man and nature is wonderful.

fun: the animal show is awesome! All kinds of animals! It depends on the layout of the zoo. In order to help people know about farmland, a small area has been designated to introduce rice fields and vegetables. Because Poxian county is too small to have any agriculture.

Tickets (RMB): RMB 158 for adults and RMB 116 for children (aged 3-12), and children aged 2 and under are admitted to the park free of charge.

Opening hours: 8: 31-18: 11

Tips: There is no drinking place in the zoo, and the water and drinks in it are expensive. It is recommended to bring water. There are 8 restaurants in the park, including KFC, and KFC is next to the water park, which can solve lunch. It's best to enter the venue 1.5 minutes in advance and choose a good position. The front row position will get wet and it is easier to get opportunities for interaction.

Singapore Zoo

9. Night Safari Park

It is said that it is the first night zoo, which can satisfy the curiosity of urbanites about the wild jungle. The design of this zoo is very interesting. The fun lies not in looking at animals, but in finding them. In the dim light, I struggled to distinguish where the animals were and what they were.

The zoo is overcrowded at night, which can be said to be comparable to Universal Studios. After practice, it is considered that the best tour sequence is to visit four trails on foot, have a close contact with various Nocturnal Animals, and then watch the SHOW (on the right side of the entrance) at a certain time, and then there will be a little fewer people coming next to visit sightseeing bus. At night, the train route of the zoo does not overlap with the walking route, so what you see is different. It takes more than 41 minutes for a small train to go around.

transportation: take the subway NS line to ChoaChuKang Station and transfer to SMRT927 bus.

take the NS subway line to Hongmaoqiao Station (AngMoKio) and transfer to No.138 of the First Bus.

Tickets (RMB): 216 yuan for adults and 144 yuan for children aged 3-12. Special seats (including English guided cars) can be reserved for each 48 yuan. The Chinese tour bus costs an extra 51 RMB.

opening hours: from 19:15 pm to 12:11 pm every day (the last ticket selling time is 23:15 pm), and restaurants and retail stores open at 17:31 pm every day.

Time reference: 3 hours

Night Safari Park

11, Merlion Park

On the banks of the Singapore River, just across the Kela Pier. This is a landmark building in Singapore, which is almost a must-see for tourists. Taking photos here, you can take photos of the Jinsha Hotel, the Ferris wheel and the big durian behind you. You can pose for photos in various shapes, such as holding a big boat on the roof of Jinsha Hotel or catching the water spray of Merlion. The park is not big, and it is almost around the water-spraying Merlion. There are no shops and restaurants nearby. It takes 31 minutes to walk from here to the Ferris wheel, and there are ice cream and cold drinks under the bridge.

How to get there: use Cool Card to sit on the copybook green line and red line. raffles place

Opening hours: 24 hours.

Admission: free

Merlion Park

11. St. Andrei's Cathedral

St. Andrei's Cathedral is a white Gothic cathedral in Singapore. When we went there, the church was just in the mood for worship. We stayed in it for a long time. Although there was no air conditioning, the large transparent windows and quiet environment made people feel very quiet. Every seat here provided free bibles in various languages for people to read. An old man was slowly sorting them out, which was very peaceful. There are many tourists resting and playing on the lawn in front of the church. You can just see the big durian and Jinsha Hotel here.

In fact, this church is not visited by many people. Although it is in a downtown area, it has always maintained its quiet beauty. You can choose to walk from marina bay to St Andrews Cathedral (if you are not afraid of the sun and have enough time). The way to save trouble is to take the subway green line directly from Raffles Square to City Hall Station, and exit from subway station C, and you can see the beautiful cathedral.

Address: 11StAndrew'sRD SRD, Singapore

Arrival mode: Take the MRT to EW13/NS25CItyHall Station with Singapore Cool Card.

opening hours: 9:11-17:11 from Monday to Saturday; Wednesday 9:45-17:11; Sunday 9:11-13:31.

Admission: free of charge

Reference time: 1 hour

St. Andre's Church

12, Kampong Grameen

This is a gathering place for Muslims in Singapore. As a characteristic block in Singapore, it is naturally a food store with all kinds of exquisite handicrafts and fragrant people. Although it is a Muslim neighborhood, here you can see gorgeous Indian saris, exquisite Nyonya costumes and distinctive Hu Jihua gold ornaments. Personally, I feel better than Little India, with few people, various architectural styles and fresh feeling.

MRTBugis station is available. This is a Malay cultural area, and the landmark is Sultan

Mosque (the largest Muslim church in Singapore), which can accommodate as many as 5,111 Muslims to pray collectively at the same time. Colorful short buildings are neatly distributed on both sides of the street. The blue sky and white clouds not only match the beach, but also match the petty bourgeoisie's Gambanggnan. Taking photos can definitely make a big movie.

There are many shops run by Arabs, which are worth visiting. There is a two-story vintage secondhand shop with many vintage antiques. You can stay for an afternoon if you like it.

transportation: you can take the subway blue line and green line and get off at Bugis station.