My husband and I are Canadians and have had the absolute pleasure and privilege of living in Singapore for the past 15 years. It is a beautiful city with a mix of modern and traditional, offering an exceptional quality of life. Yes, it can be expensive, but a lot depends on one's lifestyle choices. I love that Singapore is a clean, safe, and vibrant city and that everything is efficient and convenient. The city/state runs like a well-oiled machine! The thing that I appreciate the most about Singapore is its strict rule of law. Yes, I am in favour of all the rules! These rules are why Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world and continues to attract foreign talent, investment and capital. The strict rule of law has created a cohesive society where there is a lot of trust, be it in the government /politicians, institutions and people. Trust is the foundation of any successful nation, and in this day and age, it is sadly lacking in other countries. While things are declining in many parts of the world, I see Singapore continuing to thrive and enjoy economic, political and social stability. Majulah Singapura (Onward Singapore)!
that's great! Now that you mention it, I remember there's always ramps around public area. I know right... now near Nov-Dec it's not as hot- BUT it rains almost daily hahah
Singapore always leaves a special feeling in me. I've visited 2 times, yet I still can't stop loving this place. See you again in 1 months, Singapore 🥰
hey i think u deserve more subscribers!!! very high quality vlog and guide, including the directions of bus/mrt should we take. plus point is they're aligned! love it
I’m here in SG now, and I can say your videos helped me a lot. It’s very informative and direct to the point. i also enjoyed watching the EWL train video. Thank you.
I'll be visiting Singapore for the first time soon and your very well made video gave me so much helpful tips to guide my itinerary and packing list. Thank you!
I am Singaporean and love how you address all the lovely places travellers can visit while in SG. These are places that we Singaporean enjoy visiting too, including lounging around at Changi airport, reading and bringing our children to our many public libraries found in accessible malls in our neighbourhood, walking/cycling along the East Coast beach, taking walks using park connectors developed by NEA, we have public swimming pools and sport centres found in every neighbourhood, we enjoy spending time at Sentosa beaches but packed our own lunches and drinks if we are on a budget. Theres plenty of nature to explore, hiking at Bt Timah hill and do the Tree top walk. People who say theres nothing to do here, really have not done research about Singapore.
Agree! Check out Changi Airport viewing gallery too, there's a playground with a full length glass window facing the tarmac, children can watch planes landing and leaving.
Your itinerary was very well organized and super helpful! I broke it up over 2 days, and it really helped me see the best of the city in my short visit. I absolutely LOVED the hawker centers and really want to come back for more! Great musical choices, too. Thank you!
waaaah I'm very happy to hear this, thanks for sharing your experience :) and yay im grateful for your kind words, glad to know my efforts in choosing the music is felt ^^
The quality and the narration in the video is just wow. I am gonna spend the next 3 weeks in Singapore. Hope I will bump into you on some weekend. Haha
make sure you get the Singapore tourist pass which allows you unlimited public transport travel for about $36 SGD for 72 hrs and you get $10 back when you return the card at the end of your use . you csn get it at the airport station
@@paulsz6194 personally i dont recommend the tourist pass. They got rid of the $ deposit but didnt change the price. Moreover, you are likely to spend less on transport.
Thank you. My husband, me and our 12yr son will be visiting over NYE 5 days . From Australia. Will keep notes from your advice. Still deciding hotel too
Aha there might be new year firework too at countdown! it should be at the same spot at where I cover "The BEST Time to Visit SG" video, if you're interested. My discount code "DASHINGHEIGHTSKLOOK" also works for hotel bookings on Klook, you can take a look for more options: affiliate.klook.com/redirect?aid=60453&aff_adid=924132&k_site=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.klook.com%2Fen-SG%2Fhotels%2F%3Fspm%3DHome.CategoryBar_L1%26clickId%3Dc7f88993cd THOUGH to use the code you might have to sign up for KLOOK and put your account residency as "Singapore" hahah I will also get a small commission from your bookings ^^ I hope you have a fruitful trip! Feel free to shoot me with any questions or concerns you have
🌺Welcome to Singapore🦁❤ Wish you and your mom would have a great time😀🎉 Besides visiting the popular tourist spots, I suggest you hop on the train 🚇to visit a neighbourhood residential town such as Toa Payoh or Clementi to mingle with the locals and see how the 'commoners' live ☕🍜
I lived in SG from 2011-2012, but recently came back to visit for a week. I loved it even more now, and hope to visit or even move back again! Thanks for making this helpful guide ❤
Thank you so much. I will be visiting Singapore in mid January 2025 for 5 days. I will definitely follow your itinerary. 😉...Will this period be rainy?
Me and my family planning to visit Singapore in Jan 2025 but with a tight budget. Can you suggest some cheap food spots? TIA and love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Your expression is nice. Can you give me tips for job seekers from abroad on where to stay, how to travel, and what a one-day expense is for Singapore?
I'll be visiting Singapore for the first time on the 25th of this month. It's a solo trip, and I haven't made any plans yet on where to go or what to do 😅
Hi! Just wanted to know if it's a good idea to visit SG during christmas and new year since it rains too much. Is it still worth visiting at that time?
Heya, it’s not the best weather for full exploration but doable. The best way is to keep things flexible and carry and umbrella wherever. Make it so that you can always choose dry/wet days. For example if dry, merlion park + marina bay. If rain visit GBTB domes since it’s sheltered. Most hawker centers also remain open despite the weather, so rainy day can be food hunting day ^^ Museums are also a good choice for wet weather :)
hello we are planning to visit to Singapore for only 1 day because of our tight budget, what important is we want to see the top destination in your country. I always watched your videos for tips on what to do, thank you for sharing your videos to youtube.
The 2nd time we were in singapore we went for food stalls inside hawker centers with shorter lines, just our way of supporting struggling owners. Dont be shy to help others.
Hi, your video is very informative, thank you. We're going to Singapore next week for a concert at the National stadium. Which hotels do you recommend nearby? Thank you
Thanks for your kind words! My apologies, I haven't done much research about hotels. From what i've heard, the more reputable names are expensive but reliable. The budget hotels however are harder to determine. All the best and I hope you have a great fruitful week :)
I have another video answering exactly that! ruclips.net/video/LDh_eiwHEY8/видео.html&lc=Ugyf-2bGnNZWKDeUhrx4AaABAg&ab_channel=DashingHeights For handicap friendly, you'll have to stick to mid-range hotels and above as those are the ones with wider lobbies and lifts that can support wheelchairs.
Great video, great channel, love the energy! And most of all I'm so glad I found it just before coming to Singapore. We'll be there on Thursday, can't wait!
Thanks for the kind words! You'll be just in time for the epic yearly National Day celebrations, catch the fireworks at marina bay if you're into it ;) Have a fruitful trip in Singapore!
@@dashingheights Oh wow, how lucky is that?! Any top tips on how to have the best experience? I see that the Singapore Flyer has an offer on the 8th due to the celebrations. I bet you'll be making a video about the NDP!
that is very helpful, I have travel plans to SG in Oct with my mom. how's the weather in Oct (end of the month). video suggestions: best shopping places? best hawker, best meals
from the top of my head: Oct will be normal hot sunny on most days with moderate some chance of rain best shopping: for all kinds of stuff-Vivocity , for luxury products: MBS/Jewel. If going Jewel, best itinerary is to leave it for the last day where you can early check in and enjoy roaming around Jewel. best hawker: quite a few good ones, for the sake of short ans the recent ones i visited: Alexandra hawker, Bedok85, Maxwell. some hawker centers are average but has 1/2 good stores worth visiting thanks for the suggestions :) I will work out how to package these into a helpful video
that'll be fun! Jan is our slightly cooler month. BUT beware of the Lunar New Year period, many places might be closed. Mosque and temple need to dress modestly, minimally long pants and top that covers the shoulders. They will have some pants/sarong at the entrance for free borrowing :)
Hi, I'll be visiting SG next Month for cruise trip and we have 2 days free in SG before and after trip. I s there any recommendation for real kaya toast or local SG breakfast and affordable chili crab ( i know it was expensive but at least the not really expensive one) i go with my parents which is not young anymore so i think we mostly moving around using grab. Thank You
Heya, Kaya toast from Yakun chains are quite consistent, i frequent them biweekly. AFFORDABLE chili crab is hard to find because crab is a luxury here. The neighbourhood coffee shops are usually cheaper but they are not consistent. I heard that RED HOUSE SEAFOOD is reasonable and good quality, they have a few chain you could pick one that's not too far ^^ ENJOY!!
Putting myself in the shoe of a first time tourist to SG, I can safely start at 10AM, and be busy sightseeing up till 10PM. Theres also a YaKun branch in Maxwell, so you can choose to start there in the morning. Due to the timed-shows, the GBTB & Spectra section has to be done at night.
I will have a 8 hours layover in Singapore in August. Your video is the best video I've watched about Singapore so far!❤ I am making a plan how to spend 8 hours there efficiently. I plan to take MRT to Raffles Place station and visiting Merlion and then China Town. Do you think it is enough time to visit both these areas? Because I need finish all these areas within 2 hours to turn airport early. Do you have any suggestion for me? Thank you so much for the video 🙏🏻😍
Thank you for your kind words! I think it's sufficient to have a meaningful visit. the Merlion is a quick visit and there are plenty of transport options from Merlion to Chinatown. When going to Merlion from Raffles Place MRT, the quickest way is to cross the overhead bridge-mall called the OUE link. So you can check the MRT local map and look out for the exit nearest to the OUE link. Chinatown is a great option because you can just walk around and explore. Definitely check out the Maxwell food center mentioned in the video to try out the local food.
Great content! Is Singapore quiet on weeknights or is there still a good atmosphere and a fair amount of people out? Im travelling in March and don't want to go when its super crowded on weekends, but fear the weekdays may be too quiet!
During CNY period esp first few days many shops close down for the festivities. In past year, those FnB that stays open charges a CNY-surcharge. I recommend coming after 3rd day of CNY when things start to get back to normal. Check out the annual chinatown lantern decors while youre here :)
normally theres more rain in December to March due to monsoon season. Oct is a pretty good time ^^ It's still good to always bring an umbrella - for insurance
Hi your vedio is very immresive. Thanks for valuable info. We're 2adults+1kid(5year's) travelling for 12days. Which travel card(STP/EZlink) do u suggest and how many cards do u suggest here?
Thank you for your kind words! I recommend using your existing credit card for the adults. For children he/she might qualify for a child pass if below 0.9m. Go to a ticketing office with passport to get it
Hii am new here, am planing to go to Singapore, I would like to know if I can go and visit the jewel if am not traveling. I want to take a hole day to move around the jewel in airport.
the MBS light show (Spectra) is everyday. About the esplanade lights im not so sure. I found some brochures online but i could not find an "everyday" event
Hi, hope you’re going well I found this video extremely useful and informative as it’s hard to find someone giving complete info about a place that is new to some people, this really helped as I’m going to Singapore soon. I would be beyond grateful if you would answer my questions, so I heard that the best way for transportation in sg is the public buses and the mrt but just am white confused about what passes should be brought from where and how many does every person in the family needs their own card and does one type of card work for all public transport. Please help 💕
hi there, im happy this helped you! the short answer: personally i don't recommend getting any passes, the simplest most economical way to pay for public transport is to use your existing credit card (visa/master && contactless enabled) OR get the ez-link cash-card the long answer: there is a "SG Tourist Pass" , but it's only worth buying if you are planning to benefit from the discounts in select attractions. Otherwise, it's not worth the cost.
Just bring your tissues from home if you want to eat somewhere 😂😂😂😂 Hopefully Singapore will evolve in such a way and start providing tissues when you buy food around the country … it is ridiculous to serve noodles, porridge, and not to have a piece of tissue … the service is also very poor in most cases …
my husband and i will go to singapore this coming dec 4 ... and its our first time , i wanted to go to the city is it expensive to get a grab taxi than bus or train ? 😢 im afraid because its my first time traveling abroad 🙏
it's expensive if you take taxi/grab I recommend taking the bus/train to most places, they're super easy to use and navigate :) I have a basic guide here: ruclips.net/video/flgV3FQrOCk/видео.html
It is raining in December 😂. Where are you located? It depends on where you are living. Some people think Singapore is a great place, and others may think it is an average place!
Thank you!! For Floral Fantasy, If you really like flowers it will be fun for at least 30 mins for Floral Fantasy, if just taking a quick look, 15 mins is enough. Cloud Forest minimally 45 mins. There are "museum"-ish exhibition about human exploitation on nature + a related documentary that plays continuously that might capture another 20 mins of your time if you're interested in that topic. Personally i feel that it's a great introduction to the topic especially for children, it has lots of visual elements.
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
My husband and I are Canadians and have had the absolute pleasure and privilege of living in Singapore for the past 15 years. It is a beautiful city with a mix of modern and traditional, offering an exceptional quality of life. Yes, it can be expensive, but a lot depends on one's lifestyle choices.
I love that Singapore is a clean, safe, and vibrant city and that everything is efficient and convenient. The city/state runs like a well-oiled machine!
The thing that I appreciate the most about Singapore is its strict rule of law. Yes, I am in favour of all the rules! These rules are why Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world and continues to attract foreign talent, investment and capital. The strict rule of law has created a cohesive society where there is a lot of trust, be it in the government /politicians, institutions and people. Trust is the foundation of any successful nation, and in this day and age, it is sadly lacking in other countries. While things are declining in many parts of the world, I see Singapore continuing to thrive and enjoy economic, political and social stability. Majulah Singapura (Onward Singapore)!
The pleasure was all ours to have you here for so long!
I agree, trust in SG is our most precious resource.
Come back and visit some time ^^
I love this, thank you so much! Will definitely follow this guide when we go visit next month!
thank you for your kind words! Have a fruitful trip ^^
I love SG as a wheelchair traveler. I can smoothly roll around the city. The weather is just annoyingly hot though. 😊
that's great! Now that you mention it, I remember there's always ramps around public area.
I know right... now near Nov-Dec it's not as hot- BUT it rains almost daily hahah
Hi! Did you rent wheelchair when you went there?
@frappuccin3687 nope i brought my own wheelchair.
Singapore always leaves a special feeling in me. I've visited 2 times, yet I still can't stop loving this place. See you again in 1 months, Singapore 🥰
aww, im glad you've enjoyed my home city, see you again real soon!
WELCOME BACK, DEAR FRIEND❤❤❤
Same
Great video. I'm already looking forward to the trip to Singapore in December ❤
Thank you! Wishing you a fruitful trip ahead :)
hey i think u deserve more subscribers!!! very high quality vlog and guide, including the directions of bus/mrt should we take. plus point is they're aligned! love it
aw thank you for your kind and encouraging words!
Yes those were intended for MAXIMUM value for those looking for a PACKED day itinerary :)
Thank you for tips and honest review. You definitely gave me lots of ideas for my itinerary.
My pleasure to be of help ^^
I’m here in SG now, and I can say your videos helped me a lot. It’s very informative and direct to the point. i also enjoyed watching the EWL train video. Thank you.
Aw thanks for your kind words! I’m glad to be of help :)
I'll be visiting Singapore for the first time soon and your very well made video gave me so much helpful tips to guide my itinerary and packing list. Thank you!
yay! I'm happy to be of help to you, have a fruitful visit!
Thanks for the clear guidance mate. I am heading to Singapore for three days and I found this video very helpful.
My pleasure to be of help!
I am Singaporean and love how you address all the lovely places travellers can visit while in SG. These are places that we Singaporean enjoy visiting too, including lounging around at Changi airport, reading and bringing our children to our many public libraries found in accessible malls in our neighbourhood, walking/cycling along the East Coast beach, taking walks using park connectors developed by NEA, we have public swimming pools and sport centres found in every neighbourhood, we enjoy spending time at Sentosa beaches but packed our own lunches and drinks if we are on a budget. Theres plenty of nature to explore, hiking at Bt Timah hill and do the Tree top walk. People who say theres nothing to do here, really have not done research about Singapore.
Agree!
Check out Changi Airport viewing gallery too, there's a playground with a full length glass window facing the tarmac, children can watch planes landing and leaving.
Your itinerary was very well organized and super helpful! I broke it up over 2 days, and it really helped me see the best of the city in my short visit. I absolutely LOVED the hawker centers and really want to come back for more! Great musical choices, too. Thank you!
waaaah I'm very happy to hear this, thanks for sharing your experience :)
and yay im grateful for your kind words, glad to know my efforts in choosing the music is felt ^^
I am coming this December first week.Thank you for the videos ❤
It's my pleasure!! Have a fun trip ahead :)
Awesome overview of Singapore. Very well done!
Thank you!! Couldn't do it if the country isn't already awesome ;D
The quality and the narration in the video is just wow. I am gonna spend the next 3 weeks in Singapore. Hope I will bump into you on some weekend. Haha
Thank you so much for your kind words!! Please come over and say hi ;)
I'll be visiting Singapore for the first time in September on my own and the useful info in your videos have helped me tremendously 😊
I’m very happy to be of help!! All the best for your planning, have a fruitful trip :)
@@dashingheights thank you
make sure you get the Singapore tourist pass which allows you unlimited public transport travel for about $36 SGD for 72 hrs and you get $10 back when you return the card at the end of your use . you csn get it at the airport station
@@paulsz6194 personally i dont recommend the tourist pass. They got rid of the $ deposit but didnt change the price. Moreover, you are likely to spend less on transport.
can i see your itenerary, will go there too solo next week
Glad I found this Video. Visiting Singapore soon. Thanks a lot bro.
yay! happy to help, wishing you a fruitful visit :)
Thanks for the great tips!! 🙏🙏 We're sure they'll be handy for anyone coming to Singapore!
Happy to help ;)
Im going to Singapore in April.. Cant wait to try the food
yessss come hungry :)
Honestly this country is so beautiful
I know right...
VERY GOOD VIDEO MY FRIEND HOPEFULLY I CAN VISIT SINGAPORE
thank you! Please visit ^^
this is SO useful thank you! would have NEVER known there were fines for not clearing away my plates in hawker centers.
It's my pleasure to be of help!
This’ll really help my aunt going to Singapore this July🥹! Appreciate the effort put into this! Have a nice day! ☺️
Happy to help!! I hope she has a great time in July :)
Thank you. My husband, me and our 12yr son will be visiting over NYE 5 days . From Australia. Will keep notes from your advice. Still deciding hotel too
Aha there might be new year firework too at countdown! it should be at the same spot at where I cover "The BEST Time to Visit SG" video, if you're interested.
My discount code "DASHINGHEIGHTSKLOOK" also works for hotel bookings on Klook, you can take a look for more options: affiliate.klook.com/redirect?aid=60453&aff_adid=924132&k_site=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.klook.com%2Fen-SG%2Fhotels%2F%3Fspm%3DHome.CategoryBar_L1%26clickId%3Dc7f88993cd
THOUGH to use the code you might have to sign up for KLOOK and put your account residency as "Singapore" hahah
I will also get a small commission from your bookings ^^
I hope you have a fruitful trip! Feel free to shoot me with any questions or concerns you have
My Mom and I will be visiting Singapore together for the first time this first week of October.
wheee yay, have a fruitful visit! :)
if you have any question just shoot
🌺Welcome to Singapore🦁❤ Wish you and your mom would have a great time😀🎉 Besides visiting the popular tourist spots, I suggest you hop on the train 🚇to visit a neighbourhood residential town such as Toa Payoh or Clementi to mingle with the locals and see how the 'commoners' live ☕🍜
I will visit too with my small family..4-6 okt
Greetings from Brunei! Will going to Singapore this October 2024.
Hello! Welcome to you in advance ^^ have a safe and fruitful trip!
I really love your videos! Thank you! Greetings from California, USA
Thank you for the love Matt! Have a fruitful time in Singapore :)
I really love your videos
Thank you for the love ^^
Nice n detailed narrative tour.. two thumbs up to follow yr RUclips..thk U vy much
Thank you for the support!!
Thank you for this amazing video guide.
I am traveliing to SG, first week of January 2025 for 4 days.
thank you for your kind words!
have a good trip :)
I wanna go there someday!
The city is very futuristic as of today!
Please come and visit ^^
I lived in SG from 2011-2012, but recently came back to visit for a week. I loved it even more now, and hope to visit or even move back again! Thanks for making this helpful guide ❤
Welcome back!!! Have a fruitful visit :)
Thank you so much. I will be visiting Singapore in mid January 2025 for 5 days. I will definitely follow your itinerary. 😉...Will this period be rainy?
welcome!
yea still abit more rainy, but just bring an umbrella you'll be fine :)
i planned to go to singapore this crhistmast... your video helped me a lot :D
Happy to help ^^ Have a fruitful visit!
Me and my family planning to visit Singapore in Jan 2025 but with a tight budget. Can you suggest some cheap food spots?
TIA and love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
This video is for you! ruclips.net/video/e3QLOVEiCqw/видео.html
I’ve just gone and absolutely loved it! Perfect for female solo travelling 🐒
yay! Come back soon ^^
Awesome video and thanks for the skyline view tips
thank you!! i'm happy to help :)
Can you guide us on our tour on january 2025
Heya you can drop me an email, currently i dont offer live tour but am able to help with itinerary planning ^^
Hello I really loved your video about Singapore , it’s a beautiful country and good people, thank you for sharing this beauty, ❤
Thank you for the love! I'm happy to share about my home town :)
Hello just want to ask , Is faber part a good choice to stay at? We’ll visit s.e.a and universal with toddler ❤ BTW we love your videos
If your focus is on visiting Sentosa it's a good choice :)
thank you for your support ^^
@ thank you ❤️
@@kayelenbien6648 welcome!
very helpful specially when you include where to exit and what bus number to ride on :) thanks
happy to help!!
Thank u for sharing your video is very informative ❤
im happy to help!
@@dashingheights can u make a video about budget hotels in SG near attractions?
@@rizamaeescabusa2184 just nice im actually on it, but still researching!
Love this video! Can't wait to visit on November!!!
Thanks for the love! Welcome to SG in advance ;)
Nice setup! Thanks for the itinerary and video.
Thank you!!
Your camera is so good
thanks ;) it does help me alot!
I just love Singapore been there 4 times still can’t get over see you again in 3months
Please come again!!
@@dashingheights soon will be there again
@@dashingheightsI hope you will there to show me more places 😊
more videos are coming up :)
@@dashingheights great
Love your video, thank you so much
Thank you for the love!
Thank you for this!!!! We will be in SG on Sept 12. Your video is really helpful and now will watch the 2nd one hahaha
Happy to help!! Warm welcome to you in advance ;) Have a fruitful trip!
很棒的介紹 謝謝你
Your expression is nice. Can you give me tips for job seekers from abroad on where to stay, how to travel, and what a one-day expense is for Singapore?
Thank you for your kind words!! Im working on videos to talk about where to stay and budget itinerary ^^
My country is small, but huge in history, culture and beauty
There's always a story for one who seeks it :)
I'll be visiting Singapore for the first time on the 25th of this month. It's a solo trip, and I haven't made any plans yet on where to go or what to do 😅
Dont worry SG is very easy for solo traveler :) this video can easily fill up your 1 day
I have other SG travel guides you might find helpful too :)
@@dashingheights how can i reach you? Whatsapp?
Thank you for the video. How many days should I plan for visiting Singapore? Just to see the top places? Is 5 days enough?
yep 5 days is actually good enough for the top places :)
If you wanna squeeze more in a shorter time, 3 full days is even possible
Hi! Just wanted to know if it's a good idea to visit SG during christmas and new year since it rains too much. Is it still worth visiting at that time?
Heya, it’s not the best weather for full exploration but doable.
The best way is to keep things flexible and carry and umbrella wherever.
Make it so that you can always choose dry/wet days.
For example if dry, merlion park + marina bay. If rain visit GBTB domes since it’s sheltered. Most hawker centers also remain open despite the weather, so rainy day can be food hunting day ^^
Museums are also a good choice for wet weather :)
Wow...Awesome Video!!!!
Thank you very much ^^
8:36 I can hear Filipino's in the background
ou hahahah yes it's a very popular destination for Filipino tourists
hello we are planning to visit to Singapore for only 1 day because of our tight budget, what important is we want to see the top destination in your country. I always watched your videos for tips on what to do, thank you for sharing your videos to youtube.
This itinerary should be suitable for you :) I'm happy to be help!! Have a fruitful visit ^^
I love the "don't tempt the devil"
HAHAH i hope i didnt tempt you
The 2nd time we were in singapore we went for food stalls inside hawker centers with shorter lines, just our way of supporting struggling owners. Dont be shy to help others.
alot of times they are just as good ^^
Hi, your video is very informative, thank you. We're going to Singapore next week for a concert at the National stadium. Which hotels do you recommend nearby? Thank you
Thanks for your kind words! My apologies, I haven't done much research about hotels. From what i've heard, the more reputable names are expensive but reliable. The budget hotels however are harder to determine. All the best and I hope you have a great fruitful week :)
dude you're so funny. and great energy. absolutely love your video!
Hahahah thanks!!
Your hair-plugs are amazing!
hahahahaha my hair aren't plugs yet but thanks ^^
@@dashingheights I'm balding! I need a good Dr. for a transplant.
Where to stay closer to this attractions? Are they handicapped friendly?
I have another video answering exactly that! ruclips.net/video/LDh_eiwHEY8/видео.html&lc=Ugyf-2bGnNZWKDeUhrx4AaABAg&ab_channel=DashingHeights
For handicap friendly, you'll have to stick to mid-range hotels and above as those are the ones with wider lobbies and lifts that can support wheelchairs.
Great video, great channel, love the energy!
And most of all I'm so glad I found it just before coming to Singapore. We'll be there on Thursday, can't wait!
Thanks for the kind words! You'll be just in time for the epic yearly National Day celebrations, catch the fireworks at marina bay if you're into it ;)
Have a fruitful trip in Singapore!
@@dashingheights Oh wow, how lucky is that?! Any top tips on how to have the best experience? I see that the Singapore Flyer has an offer on the 8th due to the celebrations. I bet you'll be making a video about the NDP!
@@silicon_mind i already did 🤣 check out my video about “BEST Time to Visit SG” :)
I love stumbling upon art murals❤ Is the shake shack burger any good?
Me too! What a pleasant view.
Shake shack is not really my go-to. It’s quite greasy for my liking. I don’t hate it but wont recommend as a “SG Food”
that is very helpful, I have travel plans to SG in Oct with my mom. how's the weather in Oct (end of the month). video suggestions: best shopping places? best hawker, best meals
from the top of my head: Oct will be normal hot sunny on most days with moderate some chance of rain
best shopping: for all kinds of stuff-Vivocity , for luxury products: MBS/Jewel. If going Jewel, best itinerary is to leave it for the last day where you can early check in and enjoy roaming around Jewel.
best hawker: quite a few good ones, for the sake of short ans the recent ones i visited: Alexandra hawker, Bedok85, Maxwell. some hawker centers are average but has 1/2 good stores worth visiting
thanks for the suggestions :) I will work out how to package these into a helpful video
you are awesome! more power to your channel and career 🎉
Amazing itinerary!! Now i know exactly where to bring my non-local friends when they visit 🤗🤭
That’s great!! U have many friends ;)
Ur so cute pleasing personality ,smiling face❤bravoh god bless u❤
aw thank you for your kind words!
I'm going to Singapore very soon. Thank you for such a detailed and informative video. Were you out and about all day through the night?
Happy to help! Hahah yea all day, but finished about 10pm
My husband and I will be visiting at the end of January. What is the dress code you mention for the mosque and the tample?
that'll be fun! Jan is our slightly cooler month. BUT beware of the Lunar New Year period, many places might be closed.
Mosque and temple need to dress modestly, minimally long pants and top that covers the shoulders. They will have some pants/sarong at the entrance for free borrowing :)
Thank you for your response. We will be there from January 27th. To February 1st. When is the Lunar holidays?
..seeing Singapore on a different perspective. Loved your Vlogs. new subscriber here:)
Thanks for the love! welcome and enjoy the ride ;)
Hi, I'll be visiting SG next Month for cruise trip and we have 2 days free in SG before and after trip. I s there any recommendation for real kaya toast or local SG breakfast and affordable chili crab ( i know it was expensive but at least the not really expensive one) i go with my parents which is not young anymore so i think we mostly moving around using grab. Thank You
Heya,
Kaya toast from Yakun chains are quite consistent, i frequent them biweekly.
AFFORDABLE chili crab is hard to find because crab is a luxury here. The neighbourhood coffee shops are usually cheaper but they are not consistent. I heard that RED HOUSE SEAFOOD is reasonable and good quality, they have a few chain you could pick one that's not too far ^^
ENJOY!!
Very informative video! I'm just curious what time did you start and how many hours did this tour last?
Putting myself in the shoe of a first time tourist to SG, I can safely start at 10AM, and be busy sightseeing up till 10PM.
Theres also a YaKun branch in Maxwell, so you can choose to start there in the morning.
Due to the timed-shows, the GBTB & Spectra section has to be done at night.
I will have a 8 hours layover in Singapore in August. Your video is the best video I've watched about Singapore so far!❤ I am making a plan how to spend 8 hours there efficiently. I plan to take MRT to Raffles Place station and visiting Merlion and then China Town. Do you think it is enough time to visit both these areas? Because I need finish all these areas within 2 hours to turn airport early. Do you have any suggestion for me? Thank you so much for the video 🙏🏻😍
Thank you for your kind words!
I think it's sufficient to have a meaningful visit. the Merlion is a quick visit and there are plenty of transport options from Merlion to Chinatown.
When going to Merlion from Raffles Place MRT, the quickest way is to cross the overhead bridge-mall called the OUE link. So you can check the MRT local map and look out for the exit nearest to the OUE link.
Chinatown is a great option because you can just walk around and explore. Definitely check out the Maxwell food center mentioned in the video to try out the local food.
Great content! Is Singapore quiet on weeknights or is there still a good atmosphere and a fair amount of people out? Im travelling in March and don't want to go when its super crowded on weekends, but fear the weekdays may be too quiet!
weekends are very crowded at most popular places. Weekdays are not too dead. Personally i prefer weekdays because the crowds are more manageable!
Singapore is a fine country
hahahah "FINE" and FINEE
Really helpful video. Great one 🤩
Thanks for the kind comment!
GREAT video!
Thank you!!
Any tips for going to Singapore during CNY?
During CNY period esp first few days many shops close down for the festivities. In past year, those FnB that stays open charges a CNY-surcharge. I recommend coming after 3rd day of CNY when things start to get back to normal. Check out the annual chinatown lantern decors while youre here :)
@@dashingheights Do they have CNY even fireworks over the Marina Bay? Thank you!
Thanks for the informative video .. I am planning to visit by end of October. Does it rain too much ? Is it the right time to plan for Singapore ?
normally theres more rain in December to March due to monsoon season.
Oct is a pretty good time ^^
It's still good to always bring an umbrella - for insurance
@@dashingheights sure thank you
8 more days for me to go to singapore! Im so exited!
Yay! Have a fruitful trip! :)
처음부터 야쿤토스트,,,, 내 최애 야쿤토스트,,, 하루종일 먹어도 좋아 ㅠㅠㅠ 싱가폴 다시 가고 싶다 ㅠ
heheh come back again soon!
This is such a good video!
thank you for your kind words!
Hi your vedio is very immresive. Thanks for valuable info.
We're 2adults+1kid(5year's) travelling for 12days.
Which travel card(STP/EZlink) do u suggest and how many cards do u suggest here?
Thank you for your kind words! I recommend using your existing credit card for the adults. For children he/she might qualify for a child pass if below 0.9m. Go to a ticketing office with passport to get it
I dont recommend STP unless you’re planning to use the discounts that come with it. For transportation alone STP is not the most worthwhile option
Hii am new here, am planing to go to Singapore, I would like to know if I can go and visit the jewel if am not traveling. I want to take a hole day to move around the jewel in airport.
Hello welcome! Yep can, the Jewel is in the public area.
1 day itinerary of Singapore city highlights settled! Thanks for helping to save time on planning and searching for hot spots.☺️
Glad to help ;)
is the light show on the esplanade everyday?
the MBS light show (Spectra) is everyday. About the esplanade lights im not so sure. I found some brochures online but i could not find an "everyday" event
What is the mall name again or did you miss stating it in the video?
The mall with the water light show is Marina Bay Sands :)
Does Hawker Centres have vegetarian option?
Ive seen vegetarian option before, but it’s not guaranteed
Thank you for the detailed Singapore Itinerary tips & tricks. Going there on September. Hope to meet you as well.
Welcome! I'm happy to help :) come say hi if you see me filming on the street! I usually wear the same shirt heheh
Hi, hope you’re going well I found this video extremely useful and informative as it’s hard to find someone giving complete info about a place that is new to some people, this really helped as I’m going to Singapore soon. I would be beyond grateful if you would answer my questions, so I heard that the best way for transportation in sg is the public buses and the mrt but just am white confused about what passes should be brought from where and how many does every person in the family needs their own card and does one type of card work for all public transport. Please help 💕
hi there, im happy this helped you!
the short answer:
personally i don't recommend getting any passes, the simplest most economical way to pay for public transport is to use your existing credit card (visa/master && contactless enabled)
OR
get the ez-link cash-card
the long answer:
there is a "SG Tourist Pass" , but it's only worth buying if you are planning to benefit from the discounts in select attractions. Otherwise, it's not worth the cost.
@@dashingheights thank you so much for your help!
Just bring your tissues from home if you want to eat somewhere 😂😂😂😂
Hopefully Singapore will evolve in such a way and start providing tissues when you buy food around the country … it is ridiculous to serve noodles, porridge, and not to have a piece of tissue … the service is also very poor in most cases …
heheh depends on the hawker center might need something heavier because at windy hawker center your tissue pack gets blown away
All in 1 day? Wow good recommendations!
Yes fun long day, they are all in sequence ;)
This is a typical touristy route. There are non touristy places to visit too.
@@RonLarhz yep in this video the points of interest are actually quite common! I have another upcoming video thats abit more ulu hahah
Finally travelling to Singapore on August 25th this year. Wanted to travel there in 2019 but yeah, Covid cancelled my plans :(
yay! have fun and have a fruitful visit :)
You should have way more followers! This was great!
Thank you! I'm working on it ;)
Is it good to go at night in chinatown & kampong glam? Thank you! 😊
Chinatown is good before 9pm
Kampong glam not so good at night because it will be dark, cannot see the nice murals and the buildings
When and what is ur next vid about and have a nice day ❤
Im thinking of covering what are the normal things in singapore that i observed is not very normal in other countries! I’ll try to post it next week 😄
I wonder if 2 days is enough
ahhh definitely not, but if you do the itinerary in this video you'll at least get a good taster
my husband and i will go to singapore this coming dec 4 ... and its our first time , i wanted to go to the city is it expensive to get a grab taxi than bus or train ? 😢 im afraid because its my first time traveling abroad 🙏
it's expensive if you take taxi/grab
I recommend taking the bus/train to most places, they're super easy to use and navigate :)
I have a basic guide here: ruclips.net/video/flgV3FQrOCk/видео.html
@@dashingheights thank you so much for the recommendation , hopefully we will enjoy the singapore tour this coming dec 🥰🥰🥰
It is raining in December 😂. Where are you located?
It depends on where you are living. Some people think Singapore is a great place, and others may think it is an average place!
Amazing! How many do I need to allot to walk around Cloud Forest and Floral Fantasy?
Thank you!! For Floral Fantasy, If you really like flowers it will be fun for at least 30 mins for Floral Fantasy, if just taking a quick look, 15 mins is enough.
Cloud Forest minimally 45 mins. There are "museum"-ish exhibition about human exploitation on nature + a related documentary that plays continuously that might capture another 20 mins of your time if you're interested in that topic.
Personally i feel that it's a great introduction to the topic especially for children, it has lots of visual elements.
@@dashingheights thanks for the swift response 👍
@@dashingheights
The themed stuff varies. There was an avatar theme previously.