Selected Singapore Three-Day Tour Guide

Day One: Exploration and Culinary Journey Upon arriving at Terminal 4 of Changi Airport, I was touched by the warm immigration service. After swiftly completing the immigration procedures, I headed left to the UOB bank counter to collect my SIM card. Then, I took the shuttle bus to Jewel Changi, feeling a surge of excitement. The waterfall and mini train at Jewel Changi were astonishing, and the water vortex show on B2 was spectacular. The nearby Song Fa Bak Kut Teh and other delicacies were a feast for my taste buds. A ten-minute walk across the sky bridge took me to Terminal 3. After collecting my membership card on B2, I enjoyed the fun of the slides, especially the giant slide which was thrillingly fast. B2 is also where the subway entrance is located; just follow the signs. Singapore's transportation is so convenient! Next, I visited Fort Canning Park, where the tree hollow made for an excellent photo spot. Sitting on the tree for pictures, the spacious view was refreshing. Walking down the right pathway also yielded many good shots. A fifteen-minute walk from the south side of the park brought me to the Old Hill Street Police Station. The full view of the building was perfectly captured from across the street, an unexpected delight. Continuing down the road for another fifteen minutes, I arrived near Queen's Square. The skyscrapers basked in the sunset were particularly enchanting, allowing me to appreciate Singapore's unique charm. Finally, I reached Merlion Park. Despite the crowd, I found an excellent angle to take satisfying photos without the throngs. For dinner, I chose a food stall near Clarke Quay. The delicious food and live band performance by the river perfectly concluded my first day in Singapore. For this trip, except for taking the subway to and from the hotel, I walked almost the entire journey. The attractions I visited were all close to each other, allowing me to fully experience the charm of Singapore.