4 travel experiences in Singapore, summarizing the most practical experience sharing

✅1. Prepare cash and a visa card with a chip. You can exchange it in China before going out. For a 4-7 day Trip, you only need to prepare 300-500 Singapore B per person. Visa cards with chips can be used for taking buses, subways, shopping, and eating in restaurants. It is really convenient.

✅2. Singapore has summer all year round. Just bring some summer clothes. Bring 2 coats. It will be a bit cold when the air conditioner is turned on indoors. Be sure to apply sunscreen when going out.

✅3. About 80% of Singaporeans are Chinese. Those who come from China don’t have to worry about language communication problems.

✅4. Download Google maps on your phone in advance. You can use navigation when you can’t find the way. To take a taxi, just search “Overseas Taxi” on zfb or download and register Grab in advance.

✅5. Prepare power banks and British standard conversion plugs in advance. There is no rental equipment here.

✅6. Regarding phone cards, you can call the service number in advance to activate international roaming for China Unicom, which is capped at 25 yuan a day. Or go to 711 to buy a phone card, 15 Singapore dollars, 7 days of 100G traffic.

✅7. Remember to go to B1 to get a membership when you go to Sands. You can get a tax refund for shopping. You can also get a higher level of 88VIP and get various tickets. Among them, the Art Science Museum is strongly recommended to take children to, sensory impact, immersive interaction, ceiling level!

✅8. Marina Bay Gardens, recommended! Go at four or five in the afternoon, and you can also watch the light show after walking out. In addition, the gift shop in Marina Bay Gardens has many Singapore-style refrigerator magnets and Merlion dolls that are suitable as souvenirs.

✅9. There are three zoos in Singapore, and I only recommend the Singapore River Safari, where you can take a drifting boat and the best position to watch giant pandas!

✅10. There is an outdoor goods store near Little India MRT station where you can buy very cheap Arc'teryx, about 60% to 70% off the domestic price.

✅11. For those who like to eat durian, I recommend Geylang Durian Street, and don't miss 99 Old Tree Durian!

✅12. You can check in at Jewel Changi Airport (at Terminal T1), check in at Fort Canning Park, take photos at Merlion Park, and then stroll along Clarke Quay in the evening.

✅13. It is recommended to eat at Zhenlan Restaurant (Michelin Nyonya cuisine), and the Singapore Peranakan Museum next to the restaurant is worth a visit. Family Dessert, Tiantian Hainanese Chicken Rice (the sugarcane juice next to it is also delicious), Jumbo Seafood, Xu Ji (there are noodles, rice and drinks at a super high price-performance ratio, remember to collect the bowls and chopsticks after eating).

✅17. There are also national breakfast Ya Kun, Mr coconut coconut milkshake, 711 UFC coconut water, and Lao Pa Sat Night Market, each of which is worth trying.

✅18. Regarding food, Singapore's local brands CK, Pedro, and pazzion are all very affordable, and can also be bought as souvenirs for friends.

✅19. Regarding accommodation, I have stayed in four or five hotels in Singapore, and the transportation is very convenient. I recommend Studio M Hotel, which is cost-effective and comfortable for two people in the loft type.

✅20. You can also check in at the National University of Singapore, which is ranked first in Asia.