Singapore Trip Plan for 4 Nights 5 Days

Day 1
Since the flight was in the evening, by the time I arrived in Singapore it was already late, so I didn’t go anywhere and went straight to check in at the hotel to rest.
I booked the Fragrance Hotel Balestier. There’s a food center near the hotel too. The price is good, which helps save on food expenses during the trip.
**For this trip, I mainly used the bus because the hotel isn’t close to the MRT, but it’s near a bus stop. I used Google Maps to check the bus routes and the stops I needed to get off at.

Day 2
I went to eat Singapore chicken rice at a place recommended by Thai people, located in Maxwell Food Center. The restaurant is called Tian Tian. If you visit the Tooth Relic Temple, I recommend you try this place. It’s delicious!
After that, I took photos at Sultan Mosque, then walked along Orchard Road. I went to eat bread at Ya Kun Kaya Toast.
During my visit, there was a Harry Potter event happening. My friend really wanted to go, so we took a bus across to Sentosa Island, Siloso Point.

Day 3
Today was all about taking photos. The first place was Fort Canning Park. There are usually people lining up to take pictures here, and during festivals, the line can be a bit long.
The second spot was Old Hill Street. I only took a quick photo because I was on a tight schedule, then hurriedly took the bus to Singapore’s number one landmark, the Merlion!!!! If you don’t come here, it’s like you haven’t really been to Singapore.
The last place wasn’t originally in the plan, but since I had time left, I went to Gardens by the Bay. There are both paid and free areas. There’s also a light show in the evening.

Day 4
Spent the whole day at Universal Studios. For those visiting during their birthday month, you get a birthday treat with coupons for food discounts, souvenirs, free ice cream/popcorn, and a cute notebook. Just contact the customer service point.

Day 5
Didn’t go anywhere else, just stopped by to eat llaollao and Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Orchard, then headed straight to the airport. Stopped to take photos of the waterfall at Jewel and had dinner there, then checked in to prepare for the flight back to Thailand.

**I must say this trip involved a lot of walking, but I saved on food costs by focusing on food centers. The food at these spots is just as delicious as in the mall restaurants.