Singapore｜An Underrated Youth-Friendly City! This Trip Really Struck Gold

Singapore is truly perfect for young people!
Can you believe Singapore is so cyberpunk?!
Suddenly realizing I haven’t been to this beautiful city garden called Singapore yet. It’s a visa-free country, so we must just go whenever we want. This time I flew with Shandong Airlines, part of the Air China group. It’s been 40 years since the Beijing-Singapore route started. Fill out the entry card 3 days in advance, and upon arrival, just scan your passport for a smooth entry!

Day 1:
💚 Changi Airport is truly next level
✔️ Step out of Terminal 1 and head straight to Jewel Changi to see the Rain Vortex! Everyone’s been checking in here, who wouldn’t take a few photos!
✔️ Take the little train from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3 through the rainforest
✔️ Terminal 2 also has a 3D waterfall screen!
Singapore really takes greenery and water features to the extreme!
After snapping photos of the waterfall, you can explore the Jewel Changi mall!
On the way back, you can shop at the airport duty-free stores, many open 24 hours for non-stop shopping.

Day 2:
👮 Old Hill Street Police Station
The colorful facade of the Old Hill Street Police Station is a famous Instagram spot in Singapore. Once a law enforcement site, it’s now a vibrant landmark.

✅ Chinatown (Niu Che Shui)
Step into Chinatown and feel the strong Chinese vibe—red lanterns swaying, delicious aromas in the air. This is Singapore’s Chinatown, full of authentic Chinese flavors.

🦁 Merlion Park
Visit Merlion Park to take photos with Singapore’s iconic symbol. Watch the fountain spout water with towering skyscrapers behind—it’s Singapore’s city emblem and a memorable spot for many.

💙 Supertree Light Show
Near Marina Bay Park, I stumbled upon a grand concert. When the music lights up the crowd, happiness dances on its own! Every night at 7:40 PM!

🎑 Marina Bay Sands at Night: When city lights come on, the young crowd’s party is just beginning. There are band performances and stunning views of the Marina Bay Sands skyline! Singapore is called the ‘Garden City,’ but only those who visit at night know how much joy it holds for young people.

Day 3: Sentosa Beach
Here everyone can relax, lie on the grass, or play beach volleyball and frisbee 🥏. This is definitely the trendy hangout spot for young people now!

🍝 Food:
You must try Bak Kut Teh and fish ball soup in Singapore!
Also, have a cup of MR.Coconut! The coconut ice slush 🍧 is absolutely amazing!

💛 Visa: Visa-free, just bring your passport and go
✈️ Transportation: Most cities have direct flights with Air China’s affiliated airlines. This time we flew Shandong Airlines!
🚇 Subway: Taking the subway is recommended for getting around Singapore, covering almost all areas. You can get a subway card right at the station.
🏨 Accommodation:
Hotels near Orchard Road or Marina Bay Sands area are recommended.
These locations are close to shopping districts and have subway access right downstairs—very convenient for travel and perfect for shopping.

Singapore’s beauty is never just about being a ‘city garden.’ It’s more about youthfulness, trendiness, and vitality! When will you come to this Singapore?

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