[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Victoria Concert Hall (Updated Jul)

Do you have young music lovers in the family? Then get yourselves down to "Carnival of the Animals!" 🎵 This vibrant, animal-themed show, presented by Temasek Foundation SSO Concerts for Children, has been entertaining youngsters for generations. Hailing from Canada, L'Arsenal à Musique will be joining forces with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra to deliver a fun-filled concert for children of all ages.😀 As well as the orchestra, there'll be actors and circus theatre, with animal puppetry and costumes that bring the music to life. Recommended for ages 4 and above, this concert is sure to be a hit with the whole family. It will take place on Nov 17 and 18 at the Victoria Concert Hall.

This Halloween, get ready for a scarily good show as the Singapore Symphony Chorus are coming to the Victoria Concert Hall. Expect haunting harmonies and spooky serenades at A Haunted Halloween Hymn, taking place on Oct 8 at 19:30 and Oct 29 at 16:00.

#mysgmemories #singapore This is at the Singapore Victoria Concert Hall. The nearest MRT station is Raffles Place station, approximately 10 minutes on foot from there. The grass patch is perfect for a picnic and you can enjoy the light show of the Marina Bay Sands from them. If you’re lucky enough, you can also catch i-light show at the Victoria concert hall itself. You may also see stars when the sky is clear

Singapore's premier baroque ensemble, Red Dot Baroque, will be celebrating their fifth anniversary by performing Bach's Brandenburg Concertos in their entirety at Victoria Concert Hall on Sep 3. These 6 concertos arguably represent the pinnacle of the Baroque period. In addition, Red Dot Baroque have invited special guest musicians from Europe to help them bring the masterpieces to life.

With slightly overcast skies that afternoon, we were getting increasingly worried about not making it up to the very top of Victoria Concert Hall’s iconic clock tower 🏫 (it would be inaccessible in the event of rain due to safety considerations) Our guide thus made the very considerate call to let us head up the clock tower right at the start of our hour-long tour, before visiting Victoria Concert Theatre & lastly, Victoria Concert Hall. Several staircase & two ladder-like climbs later, we were atop the 54-metre clock tower for a glimpse of the five majestic bells 🔔 that weigh a grand total of 5000 kg. These bells have played the same Westminster jingle since 1905, chiming every 15 minutes, and they complete the full melody every hour 🎶 As we proceeded to the foyer of Victoria Theatre, I was also impressed with a stunning Rubik's cube-like installation, formed entirely by recycled theatre seats from the 1950s. Many still retained their individual numbers, spray-painted in white, which only served to evoke more old-school vibes & an invaluable nostalgic look 😍 Tours are open to the public with selected dates each month, priced at $30 per person.

Stroll through the civic heart of Singapore where music, memory, and history converge. At the elegant Victoria Concert Hall, colonial grandeur meets cultural vibrancy — its clock tower chiming over the rhythms of orchestral performances inside. Just steps away, the iconic Stamford Raffles statue stands proudly, cast in white, overlooking the Singapore River — a tribute to the man who shaped the island’s modern legacy. Surrounded by neoclassical columns, shady trees, and stories carved into stone, this moment is a harmonious blend of past and present — perfect for a quiet walk or an Insta-worthy snapshot. #singaporeguide

#singaporeguide From 19 May to 1 June, Empress Lawn at Fullerton Road became a mini arts wonderland during Little SIFA, part of the Singapore International Festival of Arts. Families, kids, and curious minds flocked to interactive installations like "The House Between the Winds"—a 6 m sailboat that hums, lights up, and invites you to explore—plus a breezy adaptation of Animal Farm by The Finger Players, all totally free and full of fun. #littlesifa #singaporearts

#summervacay Step into the historic charm of Victoria Concert Hall, where neo-classical architecture meets vibrant artsy energy. Feel the buzz as lights dim and orchestras tune, then let soothing melodies fill the air in an intimate, beautifully restored space. Whether you’re catching a symphony, jazz set, or theatrical gem, VCH delivers heartfelt performances with a distinctly Singaporean flair—perfect for a cultured night out in the city! #victoriaconcerthallsg

Standing gracefully in Singapore’s Civic District, the Victoria Concert Hall is a stunning blend of colonial elegance and cultural vibrancy. With its iconic clock tower, neoclassical façade, and grand Corinthian columns, the hall has been a landmark since the 19th century—rich in both architectural beauty and historical significance. Originally built in 1905 as part of the Town Hall complex, the building has evolved over the years into a premier venue for the performing arts. After a major restoration, it reopened with enhanced acoustics and modern facilities while preserving its timeless charm. Today, it is home to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, and hosts a wide range of concerts, from classical masterpieces to contemporary performances. Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by a majestic interior with plush red seating and a soaring ceiling, designed to offer an immersive musical experience. Beyond its world-class performances, Victoria Concert Hall also holds deep national value—it was the site where the people of Singapore gathered in 1942 to hear the first reading of the nation’s independence declaration. Whether you're attending a stirring orchestral performance or simply admiring its architectural grace, the Victoria Concert Hall remains a cherished symbol of Singapore’s cultural heartbeat—where music, memory, and heritage meet. #VictoriaConcertHall #SingaporeLandmarks #CivicDistrictSG #MusicAndHeritage #SingaporeSymphonyOrchestra #HistoricalSingapore #ColonialArchitecture #WhereArtLives

#summervacay Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall isn’t just a cultural landmark for performances—it also holds a special place in the hearts of the Myanmar community in Singapore. On weekends and special occasions, you'll often see groups of Myanmar nationals gathering around the hall, sharing stories, enjoying food, and catching up with friends. For many, this spot offers a comforting sense of home and familiarity in a foreign land. It’s not just a beautiful colonial-era building; it’s become a social hub, a meeting point after work or temple visits, and a symbol of community connection. With the river nearby and plenty of open space, it provides a peaceful backdrop for casual chats and cultural bonding. Their presence adds to the vibrancy of the Civic District, showing how public spaces in Singapore serve diverse communities in unique and meaningful ways. #VictoriaTheatre #MyanmarCommunity #SingaporeStories #CivicDistrictVibes #CulturalConnections #SharedSpaces

#summervacay Step into the grandeur of Victoria Memorial Hall, where classical architecture meets cultural richness in the heart of Singapore. Part of the iconic Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, this majestic colonial-era building is steeped in history — originally built to commemorate Queen Victoria. Today, it’s a hub for the performing arts, hosting everything from orchestral concerts to theatrical masterpieces. With its soaring clock tower, grand columns, and serene courtyard, the hall is both a visual landmark and a sanctuary for art lovers. #VictoriaMemorialHall #ArtsInSG #ColonialCharm #SingaporeHeritage #TimelessElegance #CultureInTheCity #ExploreSG

I went to Singapore and the weather was really, really good and it was fun! It was a very hot season,,, and it rained a lot, but the weather was sometimes so bright and pretty!ㅎㅎ I went there and ate durian, bak kut teh, chicken rice, acai bowl, looked at the night view, took a walk, and I didn't take any pictures, but I saw a performance! The exchange rate is very expensive, so it might not be as fun to enjoy as other Southeast Asian countries, but it was still a fun country to travel toㅎㅎ If you come for 3 nights and 4 days, visit Sentosa & Universal on one day, and Merlion Park - Marina Bay Sands + sightseeing in the city on one day, and the history museum and nature park & ​​zoo on the other day?! If you do that, you'll have a fulfilling trip! The food is all okay! Songpa bak kut teh, durian36, Ritz-Carlton buffet, Mr. Coconut, dim sum, chicken rice, etc. There seem to be many places to goㅎㅎ For cheap travel, I highly recommend hawker centers! For luxury travel, explore Michelin! Have a nice trip! #Overseas travel #Southeast Asia travel #Singapore travel #Gourmet tour

#singaporeguide If you’re unsure what to do in Singapore, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) is a great place to begin—especially the installations in front of the iconic Victoria Concert Hall. Set against its grand colonial façade, this art-filled space transforms into an open-air gallery showcasing contemporary works from both local and international artists. Expect large-scale wooden sculptures, immersive light installations, and thought-provoking multimedia pieces. Take time to admire how these modern artworks interact with the neoclassical architecture—arched windows, Corinthian columns, and the elegant clock tower. It’s where heritage meets creativity. Whether you’re an art lover or a casual explorer, this unexpected blend of history and expression is sure to inspire and impress.

#springitinerary While exploring the area around Victoria Concert Hall, I came across something unexpected and fun, an unusual musical instrument standing right outside. It was part of SIFA, the Singapore International Festival of Arts and it instantly caught my attention. At first glance, it looked like a mix of pipes, metal rods, and wires. But as I got closer, I noticed something magical... It reacts to movement and touch. When someone passed by or waved a hand, gentle sounds began to play. It was like the instrument could see you and respond with music. The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) is indeed a festival that takes place in various locations in Singapore, including the Victoria Memorial Hall (also known as Victoria Concert Hall). #JammersTheExplorer #VictoriaMemorialHall #singapore #SIFA

#springitinerary Stepping into the Victoria Concert Hall in Singapore feels like entering a beautiful piece of history. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by high ceilings, soft lighting, and elegant details that give the space a timeless charm.This hall has been around for more than a hundred years, but after a big renovation, it now mixes the old with the new. If you love music, art or simply beautiful spaces, visiting Victoria Concert Hall is a quiet delight in the middle of the busy city. #JammersTheExplorer #VictoriaMemorialHall #singapore

#springitinerary The Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall is a performing arts centre in the Central Area of Singapore, Right in the heart of Empress Place. The Victoria Memorial Hall stands as a proud symbol of Singapore's rich colonial past and timeless beauty. Built between 1903 and 1905 in memory of Queen Victoria, this grand building was designed by architect R.A.J. Bidwell of the famous firm Swan & Maclaren.In 1906, a 54-meter clock tower was added, connecting the Memorial Hall to the nearby Town Hall. This became the Victoria Theatre in 1909. With its stunning design and deep history, it’s a place that reminds you how far Singapore has come and how much it continues to grow. #JammersTheExplorer #VictoriaMemorialHall #singapore

#springitinerary On the 3rd floor of Victoria Concert Hall lies the exhibition about the Monument to our history heritage exhibition. It contains several articles and pictures on the history and significance of both the Victoria Concert hall and theater as it traverse through the years. There is also a scale model of the building in its entirety so we could better appreciate just how magnificent is this building. #visitsingapore

#springitinerary Situated in Singapore’s historic Civic District, the Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall is a neoclassical masterpiece and a cultural landmark. Originally constructed between 1855 and 1862, and completed in 1909, this architectural gem has been meticulously restored, offering a blend of historical charm and modern sophistication. The venue hosts a myriad of events, including the Singapore Lyric Opera’s production of Carmen in April and Die Zauberflöte in December 2025. Additionally, the Light to Night Festival in January 2025 will feature captivating light projections and performances, transforming the area into a vibrant arts hub. For a culinary delight, the in-house Braggerie Astoria, helmed by Swedish chef Björn Frantzén, offers a modern twist on classic brasserie fare with tableside service in an elegant setting. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, history buff, or foodie, this iconic venue is a must-visit and a perfect spot for memorable photographs.   

#springitinerary On Day 2 of my Singapore citywalk, I explored the majestic Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall, a neoclassical gem in the Civic District. Originally built in 1862 and completed in 1909, this historic complex houses the Heritage Gallery, showcasing its rich legacy through memorabilia and multimedia exhibits. The 54-meter-tall Clock Tower, with its Westminster chimes, offers panoramic city views during guided tours. Inside, the Victoria Concert Hall boasts exceptional acoustics and is home to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Don’t miss the Elephant Statue, a bronze sculpture gifted by King Chulalongkorn of Thailand in 1871, symbolizing historical ties. This landmark is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.    

Hey friends! Check out this amazing 6-day itinerary for Singapore and Malaysia. Don't miss out on iconic spots like Orchard Road in Singapore, the dazzling Jewel Changi Airport, and the magnificent Putra Square in Malaysia. Get ready for some unforgettable photo ops! 📸✨ -------------------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport -> Merlion Park -> Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall -> The Arts House at the Old Parliament -> Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay -> Orchard Road Start your Singapore adventure at Jewel Changi Airport and experience its modern charm. Then, visit the iconic Merlion Park, followed by artistic landmarks: Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, The Arts House at the Old Parliament, and Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay. In the evening, stroll along Orchard Road and enjoy the vibrant cityscape. Day 2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay Ascend Mount Faber for panoramic views of Singapore. Afterward, head to Gardens by the Bay and immerse yourself in the stunning fusion of nature and modern architecture. Day 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> A Famosa -> Dataran Putra -> Putrajaya Square -> Perdana Putra Begin your Malaysian journey by exploring the historical Stadthuys, St. Paul's Church, and A Famosa. Then, experience the urban charm of Dataran Putra and Putrajaya Square. Finally, visit Perdana Putra, the Malaysian Prime Minister's office. Day 4: Batu Caves Spend the day exploring the mystical Batu Caves and experience its unique natural landscape and cultural atmosphere. Day 5: Merdeka Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Petronas Twin Towers -> National Museum of Malaysia -> Istana Negara Visit Merdeka Square and delve into Malaysia's history. Then, admire the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Afterward, explore the National Museum of Malaysia and Istana Negara to gain deeper insights into Malaysian culture and history. Day 6: Malaysia - Singapore - Guangzhou Reference Flight: TR100 05:25-09:30 Conclude your Malaysian adventure and return to Singapore. Take the early morning flight TR100 back to Guangzhou, marking the end of your delightful Singapore-Malaysia trip. -------------------- Travel Essentials: Easy Packing Guide for Your Trip 📞 **Phone Card and Internet Access**: Get a local SIM card for seamless internet access and easy communication. Stay connected and never miss out on stunning views or special offers. 🔌 **Plug Adapter**: Singapore and Malaysia may have different plug types than your home country. Bring a compact plug adapter for hassle-free charging. 👕 **Clothing and Gear**: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia in March is pleasant. Pack light clothing like short sleeves, shorts, and sun-protective wear. Don't forget comfortable shoes for a relaxed journey. These are the essential items I've carefully prepared for you. With these in hand, your Singapore-Malaysia trip will be even more enjoyable and smooth! 🎉 **Note**: Visa-free travel is available for Singapore and Malaysia, so no need to worry about visa applications. Just grab your luggage and get ready to go! 🌟 -------------------- Join a group tour to Singapore and Malaysia for a hassle-free experience! Don't forget to like and save this post. 👭 Bring your friends along and embark on this adventure together! ✨

#SingaporeItinerary Located on the banks of the Singapore River, the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall captivates every visitor with its neoclassical architectural style. The sunlight that day shone on the pure white facade, as if covering this historic art palace with a layer of golden light. As you enter the theater, the spacious foyer, high ceilings and exquisitely carved columns will take your breath away, as if you have walked into a time tunnel. Walking through the exhibition halls, I was introduced to the long history of this place since 1862. It has been both a theater and a center of cultural activities, witnessing countless historical events and art festivals. Inside the concert hall, the majestic organ stands quietly, as if waiting for the next symphony to sound. In an exhibition in one corner, I read about how the Victoria Theatre has carried the development of art and urban culture, and I was deeply impressed by Singapore’s cherishment and inheritance of art. When we left, the evening twilight made the theater and the surrounding scenery look picturesquely harmonious. This exploration not only allowed me to appreciate the beauty of architecture, but also allowed me to deeply appreciate how art enriches the soul of a city.

A combined trip to Singapore and Malaysia, six days of non-stop fun! This guide covers all the essential attractions, making it easy to explore Singapore and Malaysia. Save it now! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport -> Merlion Park -> Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall -> The Arts House at the Old Parliament -> Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay -> Festive Avenue Visit Jewel Changi Airport next to Changi Airport and experience the charm of modern architecture. Then, head to Merlion Park and take a photo with Singapore's icon. In the evening, visit the Victoria Theatre, Concert Hall, and The Arts House to immerse yourself in art. Finally, stroll along the Esplanade and Festive Avenue to experience Singapore's nightlife. Day 2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay Ascend Mount Faber for a panoramic view of Singapore. In the afternoon, visit Gardens by the Bay and experience the wonderful fusion of nature and modernity. Day 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> A Famosa -> Dataran Putra -> Putrajaya Square -> Perdana Putra Visit the historic Stadthuys and St. Paul's Church to experience Malaysia's colonial history. Then, visit A Famosa to learn about ancient fortifications. Afterward, head to Dataran Putra and Putrajaya Square to experience Malaysia's modern atmosphere. Finally, visit Perdana Putra to understand the style of government buildings. Day 4: Royal Selangor Visitor Centre -> Batu Caves Visit the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre to learn about Malaysia's traditional crafts. In the afternoon, head to the mystical Batu Caves and experience the fusion of nature and religion. Day 5: Merdeka Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Petronas Twin Towers Visit Merdeka Square to experience Malaysia's history of independence. Then, visit the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and admire its unique architectural style. Finally, ascend the Petronas Twin Towers for a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur. Day 6: Depart from Singapore, take flight TR100 back to Guangzhou, and end this enjoyable journey! 🛫 -------- Attraction Recommendations: 🌟 Gardens by the Bay: This is the filming location for the movie *Avatar* in Singapore. Dreamlike landscapes await your exploration! 🏙️ Petronas Twin Towers: Kuala Lumpur's landmark building. A trip to Kuala Lumpur isn't complete without a visit here! 🎉 Jewel Changi Airport: Want entertainment, shopping, and leisure all in one place? This is the right place, with beautiful gardens waiting for you to admire! 🐟 Merlion Park: Singapore's icon and symbol, with a lion's head and fish body. Come and take a photo with it! 🕳️ Batu Caves: Explore the temple complex in the limestone caves and experience the mysterious and solemn atmosphere. -------- Travel Tips: 🍜 Food: Singapore and Malaysia offer a rich variety of cuisine, from Bak Kut Teh to Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chili Crab to Laksa. Don't miss out! 📖 Visa Information: Visa-free travel is now available for combined trips to Singapore and Malaysia. Just bring a valid passport and you're ready to go! ☁️ February Weather: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia in February is warm, but there are occasional showers. Remember to bring an umbrella 🌂 and sunscreen 🧴. 💡 Tips: Experience local customs and respect cultural differences to make your trip more enjoyable～ -------- A combined trip to Singapore and Malaysia, experience exotic cultures, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of both places. It will definitely be a worthwhile trip!

Senior travelers, here's your essential guide to Singapore and Malaysia! With classic attractions like Sentosa and Malacca, the itinerary is relaxed and offers plenty of free time. Save it now! -------- A trip to Singapore and Malaysia is a journey through history. The modern landscape of Singapore 🏙️ and the rich folk culture of Malaysia 🎭 complement each other, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery while experiencing the unique charm of both places. -------- 🛤️ Itinerary overview: DAY1️⃣: Singapore Parliament House - Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall - Esplanade - Merlion Park - Sentosa Island - Resorts World Sentosa Explore Singapore's political and cultural center, immerse yourself in the harmony of art and nature, and enjoy the bustling and dreamy Sentosa at night. DAY2️⃣: Gardens by the Bay - Little India - Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery - Port Dickson Beach Experience Singapore's modernity and traditional culture, from the bustling city center to the tranquil beach, and travel through multiple worlds in one day. DAY3️⃣: Putra Square - Putrajaya Lake - Malaysian Prime Minister's Office Delve into Malaysia's political center and admire its unique architectural style and the tranquil beauty of the lakeside. DAY4️⃣: Petronas Twin Towers - Istana Negara - Merdeka Square - Sultan Abdul Samad Building - Batu Caves - Jalan Alor Travel through Kuala Lumpur's iconic buildings and experience Malaysia's history, culture, and cuisine. DAY5️⃣: Malacca River - Strait of Malacca - Stadthuys - A Famosa - St. Paul's Church - Jewel Changi Airport Trace the historical footprints of Malacca, from ancient buildings to modern shopping malls, and feel the fusion of time and space. DAY6️⃣: Depart from Singapore and fly back to Shanghai End your wonderful journey and return home with fond memories. 🌟 -------- Travel checklist: 📞 SIM card: Remember to prepare SIM cards for Singapore and Malaysia in advance for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Plug adapter: Both Singapore and Malaysia mainly use British plugs, so bring a plug adapter to charge your electronic devices. 🎫 Documents: Although Singapore and Malaysia are visa-free, you still need to present your passport, so don't forget to bring it! 👕 Clothing: The weather in Singapore and Malaysia is moderate in January, so bring some short sleeves and shorts, and a light jacket for the temperature difference between morning and evening. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your phone and camera handy during your trip, and prepare a charger and power bank to charge your devices at any time. -------- A trip to Singapore and Malaysia is a great way to experience the charm of both countries! Don't forget to record the highlights of your trip and share your wonderful memories!

#newyearnewtrip At the interior of the victoria concert hall, you will be able to find out more information on the upcoming performance. There is also a very important map that places the concert hall. It clearly shows the layout of the various attractions along the area. Such as the peranakan museum, the Asian civilization museum, the arts house, and the national gallery of Singapore. You can learn more about some of the instruments used for their performance under the facts about banners. Not forgetting the clock tower climb which is very iconic and a representation of the victoria concert hall building here. You will get to see many tourists taking pictures around this area too.

#newyearnewtrip At the concert hall, you will get to discover several concerts and go there every month. There will be a schedule pasted on there to inform you of the upcoming concerts . Standing at the top of the concert hall, you will get to have a beautiful scenery view of the raffles place area. You will get to see the iconic marina bay sands hotels, the Fullerton hotel, as well as other iconic bridges there such as the cavengh bridge there. There are many tourists visiting here to visit the attractions here, as well as taking beautiful Instagrammable pictures here to share with their friends abroad. Be sure to visit here.

Hey guys! 8 days in Singapore and Malaysia, two cities, one trip! Here's a super useful guide to help you get started on your Southeast Asia adventure! / 🛫 Itinerary: DAY 1: Kunming Airport Fly to the beautiful starting point of your journey and get ready for an exciting adventure! DAY 2: Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall Immerse yourself in the world of art and experience the charm of the Victorian era and music. DAY 3: Mount Faber Park Climb Mount Faber and enjoy the beautiful city views, a perfect blend of nature and urban life. DAY 4: St. Paul's Church Visit the historic St. Paul's Church and experience the rich religious culture. DAY 5: Malaysia-China Friendship Park Stroll through the Friendship Park, witness the friendship between the two countries, and experience the unique charm of exotic cultures. DAY 6: Sultan's Palace Visit the Sultan's Palace, experience the royal grandeur, and learn about Malaysia's rich history. DAY 7: Free day in Johor Bahru Enjoy a full day of free time in Johor Bahru and explore the endless possibilities of this city. DAY 8: Johor Bahru - Kunming End your wonderful journey and fly back to Kunming with lots of memories. / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Mount Faber Park: Climb to the top of the mountain and enjoy the breathtaking city and harbor views! 💒 St. Paul's Church: With a history of 500 years, the church looks even more solemn with its mottled exterior. Don't forget to take a photo with the white priest statue in front of the church! 🎭 Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall: This is a place to commemorate Queen Victoria, a palace of art, and a witness to history. / Some tips: 🚗 Airport transportation: Both Singapore and Malaysia have convenient transportation from the airport to the city center, including subways, buses, and taxis. Remember to plan your route in advance. 🍜 Food: Singapore and Malaysia offer a wide variety of food, from bak kut teh to Hainanese chicken rice, each bite is a taste of a foreign country. Try a few different dishes! 🎁 Souvenirs: Want to bring some souvenirs home? We recommend Singapore's pandan cake and Malaysia's blue shuttle weaving, both of which are local specialties and reasonably priced. 💰 Prices: Prices in Singapore and Malaysia are moderate, but be aware of price differences. Compare prices when shopping to avoid overspending. 📸 Photography: Don't forget to bring your camera, as the architecture and natural scenery in Singapore and Malaysia are ideal photography subjects! 🌞 Sun protection: The tropical sun is strong, so make sure to take sun protection measures before going out. Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential. / ✈ A trip to Singapore and Malaysia is that simple and fun. Like and save this post, and start your exotic journey now!

How to plan a 6-day trip to Singapore and Malaysia? Check out this article! A super practical guide to Singapore and Malaysia that you can't miss! -------- 🎈 Itinerary: Day 1: Jewel Changi Airport -> Merlion Park -> Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall -> The Arts House -> Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay -> Festive Walk Visit multiple landmarks in Singapore and experience the fusion of art and history. Day 2: Mount Faber Park -> Gardens by the Bay Enjoy the city view from the top of the mountain and explore the masterpiece of modern horticulture. Day 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> A Famosa -> Dataran Pahlawan -> Putra Square -> Perdana Putra Travel through history and experience the cultural heritage and political center of Malaysia. Day 4: Royal Selangor Visitor Centre -> Batu Caves Explore the mysterious combination of traditional crafts and nature. Day 5: Merdeka Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Petronas Twin Towers Visit the iconic buildings of Kuala Lumpur and experience the prosperity of the city. Day 6: Return to Guangzhou End the wonderful journey and return home with full of memories! 🛫 -------- Attraction recommendations: 🌟 Gardens by the Bay: This is the filming location of "Avatar" in Singapore. Come and explore the super dreamy garden landscape! 🏙️ Petronas Twin Towers: As the iconic cityscape of Kuala Lumpur, the Twin Towers are definitely not to be missed. You can also enjoy the city view from the top! 🎠 Jewel Changi Airport: Want to experience entertainment, shopping, leisure, and garden scenery all in one place? Come to Jewel Changi Airport and have fun! 🐟 Merlion Park: The Merlion is the symbol of Singapore. Come and take a photo with this lion head and fish body statue standing on the waves! 🕳️ Batu Caves: Want to explore the mysterious temples? Come to Batu Caves and experience the unique style and religious atmosphere in the limestone caves! -------- Tips: 1. Airport transportation: It's easy to take a taxi at the airport in Singapore and Malaysia, but be sure to use a regular app to ensure safety. 🚖 2. Souvenir prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs. Some small shops offer more affordable prices! 💰 3. Currency exchange rate: The exchange rates of Singapore and Malaysian currencies are different from RMB. Check in advance to avoid overspending. 💸 4. Respect local customs and dress appropriately, especially in religious places. 🕍 5. Sunscreen is a must: The sun is strong in Singapore and Malaysia, so don't forget to apply sunscreen! 🌞 -------- A trip to Singapore and Malaysia, two countries in one trip, is waiting for you to experience. It will definitely be worth your while!

Singapore Singapore Tourism There are many tourist spots in Singapore, but I went to Victoria Concert Hall, which is a must-see tourist spot for Singapore tourists, so I'll share it with you. 📍 Victoria Concert Hall 📍 11 Empress Pl, #01-02, Singapore 179558 → About 9 minutes walk from City Hall MRT station Victoria Concert Hall is a concert hall where the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is based, and various performances are held every day. In front of the clock tower of the white building, there is a black statue of Raffles, the father of Singapore's founding, which stands out against the white-walled building behind it! There is the Asian Civilisations Museum nearby, and if you walk a little further, you will find Merlion Park, so it is recommended as one of the tourist attractions in Singapore! #SingaporeTourism #SingaporeTrip #OverseasTrip #Singapore #VictoriaConcertHall #VictoriaConcertHall #AsiaTravelRecord