Stanley Wong | SJ

I have no idea when is my last visit to Singapore. It sounds like long long time ago. But never mind, now Nuffnang is giving a chance to win exclusive invite to Nuffnang Asia-Pacific Blog Awards. A 3D2N trip with transportation and accommodation will be provided. Gosh~

Anyway, if I’m going to visit Singapore. My dream 1-day itinerary will start at:

01. Changi Airport

How could you not visit this award winning airport which won over 280 awards in a past 20-year?

TERMINAL 3. Yes, this interior architecture of Terminal 3 recently won the Honour Award from ASLA, bringing another coveted award to Changi Airport. The most outstanding feature is a unique “butterfly” roof architecture which allows soft natural light into the building while keeping the tropical heat out. Another key highlight of Terminal 3 is a five-storey high vertical garden called “The Green Wall” . Spanning 300 metres across the main building, it can be admired from the departure and arrival halls, and baggage carousels. The Green Wall is covered with climbing plants and is interspersed with four cascading waterfalls.

02. Raffles Place

There are many notable building are located in Raffles Place, including Statues of Sir Stamford Raffles, Art Centre Esplanade Theatre, the famous tourist icon, the Merlion and many more are located nearby.

Picture courtesy to - Haute Habits -

Of course, breakfast at Canele’s new Raffles City cafe, a pastry shop with the awardwinning pastry chef Pang Kok Keong.

03 – Chinatown – Niu Che Shui (Bullock Cart Water)

What’s in here? The culture and sights of the largest ethnic group in Singapore. Singapore Coins and Notes Museum, the latest boutique gallery space in town. (Souvenir?) A visit to Singapore Chinatown Heritage Brands (With at least 30 years of establishment in Chinatown). Did I mention the Chinatown Food Street? Yes, I’m gonna have my lunch there. Anyway, I’ll be back at here at night. To know why, please move on.

04 – City Hall

Afternoon Tea at Raffles Hotel’s Ah Teng’s Bakery which serves pastries, biscuits and cakes, as well as steaming hot dim sum. After that, The Civilian War Memorial is a must see in Singapore. This memorial was erected to remember the shared experiences and struggles of the major races of Singapore during World War II. Shopping at Suntec City Mall, the largest shopping centre in Singapore.

05 – Marina Bay

I’m gonna spend my evening at Marina City Park for a walk.

When night arrive, I’m going to the Singapore Flyer. Truly the best place for the Singapore night view.

06 – Chinatown Night Market

Why come back to Chinatown? Other than shopping of course is FOOD. (Dinner)

07 – The Night Is Still Young plus I’m Young

Visit the Raffles Hotel’s famous Long Bar to sample their legendary cocktail. After that, head to singapore river.

If the timeline wasn’t wrong now almost midnight already. You might wonder what I’m doing at the Singapore River. The nightlife just started at The Three Quays (Boat, Clarke & Robertson). These three quays have been transformed into entertainment hubs with pubs and restaurants of every persuasion lining the Singapore River. One lines I got from researched ‘beware diving into the river for a dip after one drink too many’. LOL

I still thinking is hotel necessary? When I think of it, just a place for me to bath and change clothes. I don’t think I will sleep at night also… Anyway, if yes I’m going stay at Raffles Hotel.

Since the place I mention can easily reach by MRT and well arranged. Now, all I have to do is adjust the timeline to make this happen.

“Indulge in the Uniquely Singapore experience”

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