A Travel Diary - S'pore From The Eyes Of A Tourist [by The Girl Beneath The Headscarf]

Sam and I took the chance to visit Singapore for a few days on our way back from the Maldives. I was so excited to come back after a long time. Not only did I miss the heat and the non-stop activity, but also the diversity of this city.

On our first day, we visited Universal Studios – I have great memories from 7 years ago when I first visited it, and it didn’t disappoint the second time! It’s definitely worth it to buy the express pass if you only have few days in Singapore, so that you can spend more time somewhere else rather than standing in queues.

Marina Bay Sands is also worth of a visit. If you stay there, I’m sure I don’t need to remind you to go for a swim in their infinity pool during sunrise or sunset – it’s an unforgettable experience.You can literally see the entire country, because as you know, Singapore is not that big at all.

At the cheaper end of the spectrum, you should also pay a visit to Bugis Market to find all the souvenirs you can handle, and some enterprising street food, all at bargain prices.

Singapore is famous for having 3 majority communities being Chinese, Malay and Indian. The beautiful Little India is a great place to experience the rich Indian heritage and culture, decorated in a variety of colours.

The Sultan Mosque near Arab St is another one of Singapore’s must-see tourist attractions, not only showcasing Singapore’s diversity but also some incredible architecture.

This article first appeared on Wiwid Howat – The Girl Beneath The Headscarf

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A Travel Diary – S’pore From The Eyes Of A Tourist [by The Girl Beneath The Headscarf]

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