Review of my first trip to Singapore

🌟 Singapore Trip Review: 4 Days 3 Nights – A Small City with a Big Heart and a Million Times the Charm! 🇸🇬💛

Hello everyone~ Today I’m sharing a cute experience I just had in a country everyone says is “a must-visit,” and now I understand why… Yes! That country is Singapore 🎡✨

A small country close to home that’s incredibly clean, safe, and full of cool attractions—from indoor waterfalls, malls on the water, sky gardens, cloud-piercing buildings, to even delicious chicken rice! (Seriously) 😂

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✈️ DAY 1: Hello Singapore~ First, I fell in love with the airport!

We departed from Don Mueang Airport and flew just over 2 hours to the world-renowned Changi Airport, which truly lives up to its reputation as the most beautiful airport in the world! 💖

This place isn’t just an ordinary airport; it’s a landmark, especially the Jewel Changi Airport building with the Rain Vortex, the tallest indoor waterfall in the world 🌧️🪴. It’s absolutely spectacular! The misty waterfall with light streaming through curved glass feels like a Hollywood movie scene.

We relaxed, took endless photos, strolled through the Shiseido Forest Valley, a real garden inside the building, and even tried Auntie Anne’s pretzels with an international twist but a homey aroma 555.

Then we took the MRT into the city, using an EZ-Link card for easy tap-and-go access. The MRT here is very clean, with air-conditioned walkways, making it as comfortable as Japan’s trains 🎫🚇.

Tonight we stayed near Bugis, a central area with convenient transport, lots of malls and cafes. If you love photography, you’ll definitely love the many beautiful spots~

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🌼 DAY 2: Merlion – Gardens by the Bay – Marina Bay Sands 🦁🌉🌸

Woke up with a full heart because today was all about landmarks! Starting at Merlion Park to greet the legendary water-spouting lion in person 🦁💦. Even though I’d seen it in photos many times, seeing it live was truly touching.

Across the bay is Marina Bay Sands, famous for its expensive hotel but free to explore 555. The morning view here is amazing, with a gentle breeze, boats passing by, and the glass buildings sparkling in the sunlight ✨.

Next, we walked to Gardens by the Bay, which includes the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. Missing these is a big mistake!
•🌺 Flower Dome: Flowers from around the world in vibrant colors, with seasonal themes.
•⛅ Cloud Forest: A towering indoor waterfall! It’s cool inside, and you can walk the skywalk for a high-up view.

After feeling refreshed, we sneaked into the mall under Marina Bay Sands and went up to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck. It’s very high and offers panoramic views of the whole island~ If you go in the evening, you can watch the sunset with city lights—beyond beautiful! 🌇

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🎠 DAY 3: Universal Studios Singapore – So fun you forget you’re an adult!

Today was our inner child’s day because we headed to USS (Universal Studios Singapore) on Sentosa Island 🎡🎬.

From the moment we entered, we were greeted by roller coasters, laughter, and movie soundtrack vibes—it really felt like being inside a film 🎞️.
•Favorite was Transformers The Ride, where you feel like you’re in a real chase scene.
•Revenge of the Mummy was dark, thrilling, and shook us hard!
•Of course, we took tons of photos with Minions, Madagascar, and Shrek~

We walked until our legs were tired but kept laughing nonstop. If you go as a couple, expect lots of cute moments holding hands and screaming on rides—sweethearts in battle mode 🤣❤️.

In the evening, we returned to the city to Clarke Quay, a lively riverside area with lights, music, and a great vibe for chilling over dinner by the river, shopping for souvenirs, or taking a boat tour.

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🛍️ DAY 4: Eating, shopping, then flying home with a full heart 💛

On our last morning, we stopped by Chinatown to buy lots of souvenirs—milk tea, boxed snacks, magnets, keychains, postcards, and handmade items from local designers 🍵📮.

We had famous chicken rice at Maxwell Food Centre (Tian Tian, the legendary chicken rice!). The chicken was tender, the rice fragrant, and the sauce amazing—so good I wanted a second plate 🍗.

Before leaving, we shopped again at Jewel (yes, again!) and enjoyed Llaollao fruit jelly yogurt, which was so delicious it made my eyes pop. I seriously wanted to buy some to take on the plane back to Thailand 😋✈️.

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🌈 Impressions I want to share

✨ The city is seriously clean, like everything’s been scrubbed spotless 😅.
✨ Easy to get around, clear signs, MRT is simple to understand—no chance of getting lost.
✨ Singaporeans are kind and very helpful, especially when I got lost.
✨ The city is full of green spaces, making it refreshing even in the urban center.
✨ Food is delicious and not as expensive as expected, especially in food courts.

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💌 Heartfelt summary

Singapore is a small country that made me fall in love with every step I took—clean, safe, friendly people, and attractions that perfectly blend nature, technology, and urban life.

If you’ve never been, open your heart once, and you’ll realize… this small city can make you smile wider than you ever imagined 😊.

Thank you, Singapore, for filling my heart with so much happiness. I will definitely come back again 💖🧸🌷

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