Singapore Tour 20, Singapore Tourist Attractions

There is a LV shop on the other side of Orchard Road, and it seems that only 10 people are allowed in at a time. What's inside,That's called a luxury.。。。

There are a lot of buildings over there, and you can see everything in them, from clothes to bags to cosmetics.

In general, Singapore's luxury goods are over there.

Orchard Road is home to a lot of luxury brands.

When you go shopping in Singapore, you must go to Singapore's Orchard Road.

There is a large duty-free shop called DFS on it, and the brother who takes a taxi knows DFS duty-free shop.

And the other one that you want to visit is the Takaximaya mall on Orchard Road, which has enough luxury for you to see, LV Gucci Chanel.

The mall across the road from Takaximaya also has high-end products such as LV!

Singapore's airports have everything you need, and if you're not nervous about leaving Singapore, you can go to the airport early, and there's plenty to get there.

I hope it helps.

In addition to the duty-free shops at the airport, you can also go to Singapore's Orchard Road to buy all kinds of designer bags, perfumes, clothing and more.

Most of the brand-name shopping malls are concentrated in the area of Orchard MRT station on Orchard Road. For example, the newly opened ion on the Orchard MRT station will make you unbearable, especially LV's ***. There is also Takashimaya Shopping Mall in Nghe Ann City and Paragon opposite, both of which have a lot of designer bags, perfumes, clothing and more.

There is also a DFS duty-free shop on Scotts Road along Orchard Road (near Orchard MRT station), just opposite the Grand Regency Hotel.

If you can apply for a new visa, you can buy a ticket and fly in.

However, I have been living in Singapore for almost 10 years and I have never met a travel agency that organizes local tours in Singapore.

Local travel agencies in Singapore are all traveling to countries around Singapore in groups.

After all, there isn't much of a place here, so buy a metro card and you'll be able to get around in one day.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Tourist attractions in Singapore include: Fishtail Front Sleepy Lion Park, Singapore Museum, Singapore Zoo, Singapore Jurong Bird Park, Singapore Botanic Gardens.

1. Merlion Park.

The park has platforms, shopping outlets and food and beverage outlets for visitors to take photos and rest, and the grandstand can also be transformed into a stage for 100 performers, and the audience can sit on the stairs and enjoy the ** meeting and wonderful performances under the stars under the back of Marina Bay. Now one of Singapore's iconic attractions, the Merlion spits out a powerful jet of water that represents the image of Singapore.

2. Singapore Museum.

It is the oldest museum in Singapore, but it embodies the young and innovative spirit of the country. Designed with the general public in mind, the museum is telling the history of Singapore in a state-of-the-art and colourful way, reinterpreting the traditional museum.

3. Singapore Zoo.

There are more than 3,600 species of birds and animals, including endangered species such as white rhinos, Komodo dragons, Bengal white tigers, apes, etc., and the zoo also arranges interactive features such as riding, camping, eating with animals and taking photos.

4. Jurong Bird Park, Singapore.

At the Flying Aviary, the Treasure of the Forest, visitors can enjoy the stunning atmosphere of the South American rainforest and see a wide variety of rare birds and animals up close. The South American rainforest encompasses more than half of the planet's remaining rainforests, making it the world's largest and most abundant tropical rainforest.

5. Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Since 1928, the Singapore Botanic Gardens has been researching ornamental plants, especially orchids and their breeding, making Singapore a world leader in orchid exports. The Singapore Botanic Gardens has successfully introduced and cultivated the clover tree, which is native to Brazil, which has transformed Southeast Asia's economy and made Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries a major rubber producer.

The above content is referred to Encyclopedia - National Museum of Singapore.

Encyclopedia - Merlion Park.

Singapore's tourist attractions include Sentosa Island, Merlion Park, St. Andrew's Church, and the Asian Civilisations Museum.

Sentosa Island is a very famous attraction in Singapore, this island was originally a British naval base, so the island still retains the British bunker West Kinkiloso Battery, the whole island has an area of square kilometers, and there are many entertainment facilities and projects on it. St. Andrew's Church is one of the most beautiful churches in Singapore, with its bright white façade.

Merlion Park is one of Singapore's top 10 most popular attractions, and it can be called the smallest park in Singapore, and the park is located on the waterfront. The park offers a beautiful view of the sea, and there are two Merlion statues of various sizes, with water jets coming out of their mouths.

Singaporean food recommendations

A Singaporean favourite breakfast item, kaya toast is topped with a local sauce made with eggs, sugar, coconut milk and pandan spices, topped with soft-boiled eggs, a dash of dark soy sauce and white pepper.

Lacha is Singapore's signature folk drink, and the carnation brand condensed milk it uses is a well-known product in Singapore, and its preparation process is also very artistic, and the tea is washed between the cups, flushing out the rich foam, which is also the meaning of the word "la". In Singapore, La Cha has found its way into countless coffee shops such as Starbucks and Sweet Coffee, so it's easy to get your hands on this specialty drink.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Singapore.