Follow [Love Brother and Sister] to visit Singapore Travel Guide (Part 4) Clarke Quay/Chinatown
Clarke QuayAttraction introduction: It was once a dock used for unloading goods on the Singapore River. After development, it has become the latest entertainment venue in urban Singapore. It integrates shopping, dining and entertainment, has many bars, has a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere, and is always in a festive atmosphere. Combining tradition and modernity, it is a colorful semi-outdoor commercial street. You can also take a boat trip across the Singapore River, and there is a flea market open every Sunday from early morning to late at night.
EP11 Chuya/Rongyu Singapore Day 1 Date
Singapore River Barge Tour
EP10 Singapore Partial Preview + EP11 Chuya/Rongyu Singapore First Day Date
Photographed from the location where Chuya/Rongyu sat and chatted: the farthest stone bench at the ferry next to the Singapore River Cruise
Project introduction:
The Red Light Pier is one of the stopping points for barge tours on the Singapore River. The barge ( A tongkang is a wooden boat used to transport goods in the 19th and 20th centuries. Visitors can take a boat ride to experience the city-state’s former river port style. You can explore the tradition and modernity of Singapore at the same time, and visit the iconic areas in one go: Clarke Quay area/Boat Quay area/Marina Bay.
The cruise ship can choose any docking point to board the ship(it is generally recommended to board the ship from Clarke Quay):
Cruise route: Boat Quay (Boat Quay) )-Read Bridge Jetty-Clarke Quay Jetty-Esplanade Jetty-Promenade Jetty-Bayfront South Jetty-Merlion Park Jetty )- Fullerton Jetty
Choose a time close to the Light, Shadow and Water Show to board the boat to watch the Marina Bay Sands Hotel's light, shadow and water show up close show.
Performance introduction:
"Spectra-A Light And Water Show"
Southeast Asia The most famous light and water show can be seen along the entire Marina Bay coast. The best spot for viewing the sound and light effects is located at the outdoor activity square of Promenade, and the Merlion Park can be viewed in the background of the Sands Hotel. A total of 15 minutes, free and open to the public. Invite professional lighting designers, artists and DJs to perform. Integrating music, fountains and lights, it uses a 12-meter-high laminated glass prism and various state-of-the-art fountain technologies.
Barge diagram:
Slingshot【Entry only】
Project introduction:
Address: 3E River Valley Road, Clarke Quay, Block E, 179024
In the heart of Singapore, there's nothing more exciting than experiencing thrilling rides at Clarke Quay, one of Singapore's liveliest nightclubs, and 100% safe in operation for 20 years. Just choose - the best in Asia, the 70-meter-high Slingshot with a speed of over 160 km/h, or the GX-5 Extreme Swing, which free-falls from a height of 40 meters at a speed of 120 km/h. Enjoy stunning views of the Singapore skyline from a completely different perspective. Reservation required.
Project diagram:
Singapore River Cruise ticket counter (Singapore River Cruise)
EP11 Chuya/Rongyu first day of dating, chatting and walking in Singapore
Chuya/Rongyu I ordered Tiger Beer (Tiger Beer, a famous beer produced in Singapore and owned by Asia Pacific Breweries Group)
EP11 Chuya/Rongyu sat and chatted on the first date in Singapore
Location: Farthest from the ferry next to the Singapore River Cruise The stone bench
Walking route:
From Singapore River Cruise via Coleman Bridge (Brother) Li Men Bridge) Enter Boat Quay (Barge Quay) and walk to the diagonal embankment location of Singapore River Cruise on the other side of the river (distance from the five street lights of Read Bridge on the left)
The white building with colored windows in the background of the intersection before going onto the bridge is the old Hill Street Police Station ( Old Hill Street Police Station)
Boat Quay Pier) embankment
Old Hill Street Police Station
Attraction introduction:
This historic building on Hill Street is now the office of Singapore's Ministry of Communications and Information (MICA). The exterior of the building is decorated with beautiful rainbow windows, making it instantly recognizable from many buildings. The building has a total of 927 iridescent windows. The color intensity of the windows on the first four floors is the same and very vibrant, while the color gradually deepens on the fifth and sixth floors to highlight the cantilevered terraces. These are all eye-catching features of this historic building with a strong neoclassical feel. Marxist style, it has become a very eye-catching building in the colonial area, which makes tourists who visit this place marvel.
Its dynamic exterior and renovated interior make it an ideal venue for large-scale exhibitions and performances. The Artrium, which was once a police parade square, has been transformed into a fully equipped, air-conditioned exhibition hall and has successfully hosted many exhibitions and performances.
You can take beautiful pictures with various lights and viewing angles here during the day, but we recommend coming here in the evening and at night, as the viewing angles and shooting effects will be completely different.
Photography Tips: Try to come here to take pictures of night scenes, include buildings and vehicles on the road into the lens, and see what amazing effects it will produce. Prepare a tripod for your phone and an app that can adjust the shutter speed of your phone: set the shutter to 10 to 30 seconds, and the vehicles and people in the frame will appear in a dazzling light.
Schematic map of attractions:
Chinatown (Chinatown, Singapore)
Attraction introduction:
This is Chinatown, where early Chinese immigrants settled. After Singapore opened its port trade, most Chinese immigrants settled here. Since it was not easy to obtain water in the early days, people would pull ox carts to transport water from the ancient well, hence the name "China Car Water". Today it is Singapore's largest cultural heritage reserve, home to many fashionable entertainment venues, cultural treasures and architectural treasures. There are historic temples, time-honored Chinese medicine shops, and trendy bars. It covers five districts: Chinatown, Ann Siang/Club Street, Telok Ayer, Tanjong Pagar and Bukit Pasoh. There are many well-known century-old shops, specialty vendors and cooked food centers in Singapore. In addition, it is a place where multiculturalism coexists, with Indian temples, mosques and churches.
Chinatown District is the center of Chinatown, with Chinatown Heritage Museum, Chinatown Market, Chinatown Building, etc. The streets include Pagoda Street, Fujian Street, etc.
Chinatown Travel Map (from Singapore Tourism Board)
Nanyang Old Coffee
Address: 268 South Bridge Rd, Singapore, near Smith Street
Smith Street, also known as Chinatown Food Street. It was named because there were many blacksmiths (Smith) here. After independence, Singapore became famous for its affordable food streets. Including fried noodles, Hokkien noodles, rojak and other special dishes.
Shop introduction: Historically preserved cafe, restaurant, and coffee museum with more than 120 years of history. Originating from the enjoyment of Chinese workers during the "Sea Nanyang" era, a large amount of sugar, butter, condensed milk, etc. were added to coffee. The scene reproduces the life scenes of Singapore in the 1960s and 1970s. The signature items include coffee, bread, and toast. There are also coffee souvenirs for sale.
Store map:
Compare with the general notice
Trengganu Street
Trengganu Street is an alley perpendicular to Pagoda Street.
(Unbroadcast) EP13/EP10 Singapore partial preview of Chu Ah/Jae Hyung’s final date
Approximate route It is: Nanyang Old Coffee - walk along Smith Street for two minutes - go to the end of Terengganu Street - connect to Pagoda Street
EP11 Singapore part preview Cho Ah/Jae Hyung’s final date
Attraction map:
EP11 Singapore preview part The place where Ya/Zaiheng stopped was the stall where he bought Musang King durian
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