[2025 Singapore Airport] Travel Guide for Singapore Changi Airport (Updated Jul)

#Let's talk about travel ✅Today, I will introduce the Singtel SIM card that we used to travel in Singapore. Let's see where to pick up the SIM card. 📱 We booked through the Trip app and picked up the SIM card at Changi Airport. It's a promotion for 2 cards: Singtel hi! |. 4G 14 days 100GB (including calls and texts) 100 domestic texts, 500 minutes of domestic calls, and 30 minutes of international direct calls, 3GB roaming data. 😁 For us, the internet is quite fast. It works without interruption. You can also watch TikTok. 💸 At a price of only 345.28 baht (depending on the rate at that time), which is 172.64 baht per person. If you choose a single card, it will cost a little over 200 baht. 📍 The place where we picked up the SIM card was Terminal 4 of Changi Airport because we flew here. The SIM card exchange is next to the airport exit door, at the first counter. Then show the QR code to the staff and prepare your passport. They will register for you. We just change the SIM card and it can be used immediately. 📌Changi Airport Terminal 4⭐️Personal satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #Traveling in Singapore #SIM card #Traveling to Singapore by yourself #Traveling to Singapore #Singapore

Chow Zan Dessert at Jewel Changi offers a modern twist on classic Asian sweets. Highlights include the Mango Sago, White Chendol, and Muah Chee—all praised for their fresh ingredients and balanced sweetness. The durian desserts are a hit with fans of the fruit. While slightly pricier than hawker options, the quality, cozy vibe, and friendly service make it worth the splurge. Best visited during off-peak hours to avoid crowds. Must-try: Mango Sago, Muah Chee, White Chendol. 🕰️Business Hours: Daily, 10 am–10 pm 📍Address: Outlet: B2‑234, Jewel Changi Airport #travel #localfood #Singapore #Intransit #Dessert

Because the Marina Barrage is windy and might cause wardrobe malfunctions🥹, and the giant slide at Changi Airport will flip your skirt up! Take this advice seriously~ But this garden city blends modernity with wilderness in such a magical way~ 🏨 Hotel Recommendations: Staying near Clarke Quay is super convenient, making night river cruises easy to arrange. "Robertson Quay Hotel" has a rooftop pool with direct views of Marina Bay Sands' nightscape, and you can even grab some frog congee downstairs at midnight. 🍜 Food Guide: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh has hour-long queues? Try "Founder Bak Kut Teh" for a more authentic experience, with free refills of peppery broth until you're satisfied! The Hainanese chicken rice at Tiong Bahru Market, dipped in ginger sauce, is so fragrant it'll make you stomp your feet in delight. Don't forget to grab curry puffs from Old Chang Kee as snacks. 📸 Photo Spots: ✅ The public observatory on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands for stunning city panoramas ✅ The spiral staircase at Fort Canning Park for "Daenerys Targaryen-style" forest vibes ✅ The Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport—arrive by 9 AM for fewer crowds and shoot from the 4th floor for the full view 🚶 3-Day Itinerary: Day 1: Merlion Park → National Gallery → Clarke Quay River Cruise Day 2: Orchard Road design shops → Fort Canning Park → Night light show Day 3: Early flight from Changi Airport → Play at Jewel Changi before departure 💡 Pro Tips: • Bring comfy shoes—you’ll walk a lot daily • Free water refill stations are everywhere—carry a bottle to save on drinks • No eating on the MRT, and durians are banned! Next time, I’m wearing long pants with sandals, holding bak kut tea in one hand and kaya jam in the other, strolling slowly to the soundtrack of Singapore’s rain~

#singaporeguide 🛬 Jewel Changi Airport I began my journey at the iconic Jewel Changi Airport, where I stood in awe beneath the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. Surrounded by lush greenery and futuristic design, it felt like I had entered a sci-fi garden. The sound of water, the cool air, and the glass dome above — unforgettable! 🏙️ Raffles Place Next, I made my way to Raffles Place, Singapore’s buzzing financial district. With skyscrapers above and calm waters nearby, it’s a place where tradition meets ambition. Grabbing a coffee by the river and watching the world go by was a moment of calm in the city’s heart. 📜 From Chettiars to Financiers I followed a unique heritage trail called “From Chettiars to Financiers”, which tells the story of how Singapore grew from a trading post to a global financial hub. Walking past old temples, historic offices, and modern banks — it felt like time traveling through economics and culture! 🌆 Marina Bay Sands I ended my day with the glowing lights of Marina Bay Sands and the magical Spectra light & water show. The skyline reflected in the water, music filling the air — it was the perfect ending to a fast-paced, fascinating day. If you're in Singapore, don't just visit the places — follow the stories they carry. #singaporeguide #tripmoments #jewellery airport #marinabaysands #rafflesplace #lioncity #chettiars2financiers #singaporeheritage #singaporecity #travelstories #southeastasia #modernasia #cityscape #urbanexplorer #travelvibes #solotravel #traveldiaries #culturemeetsmodern #postcardplaces

This time, I took a late-night flight for my return trip, so here’s a report on my experience! If you’re taking a late-night flight, be mindful of the operating hours. Check ahead and make sure to arrive at the airport early if you have things to do! 📍How to Get to the Famous Waterfall The waterfall is located in Jewel Changi Airport, a shopping center connected to the airport! ⚠️ If you’re taking a taxi, make sure to tell the driver you want to go to "Jewel" instead of the terminal. Once you enter Jewel, you’ll see the waterfall right away! However, note the operating hours of the waterfall. I checked online beforehand and saw it was open until midnight, so I thought I had plenty of time. But when I arrived at Jewel, the waterfall wasn’t running! It turns out the waterfall operates only until 10 PM. 😭 ⚠️ Waterfall hours: 10 AM to 10 PM! If you’re on a late-night flight and want to see the waterfall, make sure to go early! 📍Jewel The shopping mall itself is listed online as being open 24 hours, so I thought I had plenty of time. However, while the mall is open, ⚠️ most stores close at 10 PM. 😂 Most restaurants were also closed, with only McDonald’s and a supermarket still open. 🕰️ Store hours: 10 AM to 10 PM (varies by store) With most stores closed and nothing much to do, I moved to the terminal via the connecting walkway on Jewel’s third floor. 🌟 How to Spend Time After Check-In After check-in, the stores are open! Most stores operate from 🕰️ 6 AM to 1 AM. I visited Bacha Coffee to buy some souvenirs. The staff helped me choose the coffee beans I wanted and even ground them to suit my brewing method. I told them I use a filter at home, and they adjusted the grind accordingly! ⚠️ Takeout is available, but since it was late, all the croissants and other food items were sold out. 😭 If you’re planning to get takeout, drinks are fine, but food might not be available. ⚠️ After check-in, there are very few dining options, so if you’re hungry, it’s better to bring food with you beforehand! ⚠️ At Changi Airport, security checks are conducted right before boarding, so you cannot bring drinks onto the plane! This time, my late-night flight experience turned out to be full of mishaps, but I hope this serves as a helpful reference for anyone taking a late-night flight!

Singapore is a futuristic country which combines the old with the new as well as nature with technology very well and nicely. It is also a multicultural country with the stories of different historical and cultural backgrounds from the Chinese, Malaysians, Hindus, South and Soth East Asian. The country is well-designed and organized, so I feel very comfortable traveling here, and I also feel so lucky that I get to have 12 hours of layover here. Here are some places I visited that gave me an unforgettable experience during my 12-hour layover: 📍Merlion Park: one of the most famous famous sites in Singapore. The view there is also very beautiful. In the morning there are people jogging, showing the lively spirit of the people there 🏃🏻♀️🏃 📍Gardens by the Bay: The super trees are magnificent. It is a perfect combination of city and nature🌿 📍Lao Pa Sat: You can have lunch here. There are all kinds of Asian cuisine. 📍Sri Mariamman Temple: a Hindu temple worth visit with beautiful architecture, sculpture, and painting 📍China Town: The place portrays the history of Chinese society and culture. 📍Jewel Changi Airport Canopy Park: It is genuinely the most beautiful airport I’ve been to. It nicely depicts how a futuristic world looks like. 🚉Transportation: Skytrain 1 day tourist pass You can easily take the skytrain and start your traveling from the airport. 💰Average Price per Person: 13USD Food 🍊The fresh orange juice from the vending machine contains 4 freshly juiced oranges, and you can see the entire process, which is very cool. The drink is good for cooling in summer, vitamin C, and nutrients✨ 🥥A lot of local food here has kaya made with coconut. I really like the taste of it. Everyone should try it if you visit Singapore. Kaya toast is a famous example😋 I hope you have a wonderful time here in this beautiful country. Singapore really gives me a good impression. After this trip, I think if I have the chance, I’ll definitely come back again to explore more of the beauty of Singapore🇸🇬💗✨ #singapore #singaporetrip #singaporefood #singaporetrips #singaporetravel #layover #travel #traveller #exploresingapore #explore

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี ⭐️For those who plan to visit Singapore and do not have to worry about traveling, we recommend buying a pass that can be used on both the MRT and all bus lines, which is the Singapore Tourist Pass. 📌The selling point is at the MRT ticket booth at Terminal 2 and other points at various stations. We got off the plane at Terminal 4 and followed the signs for Train to city to Terminal 2, where we will find the ticket booth here. 💳Singapore Tourist Pass has 5 options: 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, 4-day, and 5-day passes, priced at 17, 24, 29, 37, and 45 SGD. 🧐For those who are still hesitating whether to buy it, try calculating according to your plan first. Normally, the bus fare is between 0.73 and 1.66 Singapore dollars, while the subway fare is between 0.83 and 1.95 Singapore dollars. 😎If you tap an expired card on the reader, the red light will flash and the reader will beep several times, indicating that there is insufficient money in the card. The card will revert to a regular EZ-Link adult card. You can choose to top up the card via EZ-Link top-up channels and continue using the card for travel. ‼️Premium services such as Sentosa Express are not included. 📌Changi Airport Terminal 2 ⭐️Personal satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #Traveling in Singapore #Singapore is just a little bit away #Traveling to Singapore by yourself #Traveling to Singapore #Singapore #Travel #Reviewing Singapore

#singaporetrip If you're passing through Singapore, don’t miss the most adorable airport takeover ever! Changi Airport has transformed into a dreamy Sanrio-themed wonderland to celebrate Hello Kitty’s 50th anniversary — and it’s everything fans could wish for! From now till February 16, 2025, here’s what you can look forward to: 1. Hello Kitty Festive Wonderland (T3 Departure Hall): Be wowed by an 8-meter-tall Hello Kitty topiary surrounded by her friends like My Melody and Cinnamoroll. Snap pics by the 7-meter rainbow slide! 2. Sanrio Character Hunt: Explore all four terminals and find 15 unique installations, including Hello Kitty in a rickshaw and a spinning Pompompurin. Yes, your IG will thank you. 3. Carnival Fun (T3 Arrival Hall): Nine themed zones await with oversized Sanrio characters, mini-games, and craft workshops. Perfect for families or anyone who loves a bit of cute chaos! 4. Cosmic HydroPark (T3 Coach Bay): Ready, set, splash! Dive into an inflatable water park packed with obstacle courses and giant slides — totally unexpected airport fun. 5. Meet & Greet Sessions: Get a selfie with Hello Kitty herself on selected weekends! Just spend $50 (or $80 at Jewel) in a single receipt to book a session via the Changi App. 6. Limited Edition Merch: Snag exclusive Hello Kitty cabin luggage, cushions, and other goodies at pop-up stores in Terminals 2, 3, and 4. Whether you’re jetting off or just visiting, this once-in-a-lifetime celebration is pure joy for Sanrio fans of all ages. #HelloKitty50 #ChangiLovesHelloKitty #ChangiAirport #SanrioCelebration #KawaiiTravels #HelloKittyCarnival #SingaporeTravel #ChangiMagic

So what about Qatar Airway’s non-home based lounges? No surprise that they score well too! ❤️ The Qatar Airways Premium Lounge in Changi Airport is one of the best in SIN and even though I only experienced breakfast service here, it was nonetheless still excellent especially with its ala carte dining options 🍳 The space itself was super peaceful and a refreshing change from other airlines’ - a rather pretty ambience and cosy seats made for a lovely spot to wait for your flight even if you just want to chillax 🍀 Service was attentive and efficient - much like a restaurant proper and made premium passengers really feel taken care. Shouldn’t all premium passengers experience this type of service? 🤣

#SingaporeItinerary Singapore is so much fun❗Half of it is the atmosphere of Southeast Asia, and half is the cyber science fiction 🌃There are also tropical green plants everywhere, which gives you a sense of wandering into the Wizard of Oz🌴 . 🪪Entry strategy 1️⃣3 days before departure⏬MyICA Mobile, fill in the entry card 2️⃣After landing, scan your passport and go through the self-service customs gate, and press your fingerprint 3️⃣Pick up your luggage and go through customs, and enter the country smoothly~ . 🗓️Itinerary: 4 days and 3 nights Day 1 Arrive in Singapore 🇸🇬 → Eat and Shop at Changi Airport 🛍️ Day 2 Sentosa Day Tour (Universal Studios → Southernmost Point of Asian Continent → Skyline Luge) Day3Fort Canning Park→National Museum of Singapore→Old Hill Street Police Station→Clarke Quay→Gardens by the Bay Day4 Merlion Park → Singapore Art Museum → CHIJMES Haji Lane→Sultan Mosque . 🏝️Attractions guide 📍Changi Airport: Singapore Airport was rated as the most beautiful airport in the world✈️ Be sure to check out the Rain Vortex and the same train as Zootopia, see the airport section for details~ 📍Sentosa: There are many things to do in Universal Studios, the southernmost tip of the Asian continent, the Skyline Luge, etc. It is recommended to arrange a one-day itinerary🏝️See Sentosa for details 📍Fort Canning Park: The park is super big, and the internet-famous tree tunnel is closest to Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station. Navigate to Fort Canning Park Tree Tunnel 📍 National Museum: There are three floors in total. If you are short on time, I recommend the Singapore History Museum on the first floor👍🏻 📍Old Jubilee Street Police Station: The 911 rainbow windows are so shocking🌈It happened to rain on the day I went there, but it would have been beautiful on a sunny day🌞It comes with a macaron filter 📍Clarke Quay: There are colorful houses along the river, many delicious foods, Jumbo Seafood 🦀Song Fa Bak Kut Teh are nearby 📍 Gardens by the Bay: The real-life version of Avatar 🌴 Buy tickets for the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest 🎫, and go to see the Supertree light show at night 🎆 📍Merlion Park: Singapore landmark🇸🇬There are so many people🔥Remember to take creative photos of the Merlion receiving water/washing hair 📍Singapore Art Museum: The atmosphere is rich in art, and every corner is very photogenic📸 📍Praise Square: Pure white Gothic church, a holy place for wedding photos⛪ 📍Haji Lane: A colorful and artistic alley with various hidden treasure shops 📍Sultan Mosque: Singapore's most magnificent religious building, a church with a golden dome⛪ . 🥘Food recommendations: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Ya Kun, Jumbo Seafood, Mr. Coconut, Frog Porridge

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Coming to Singapore is like walking into a breathing garden city, small but complete, with surprises at every step. The air here carries the scent of tropical plants and the city's pace is light, making it a great place to spend a whole day quietly experiencing it. Morning: Travel surprises starting from the airport As soon as you step into Singapore Changi Airport, your journey begins. This is not an airport at all, it is a dream space where you can stay all day. Don’t miss the huge waterfall at Jewel Global Hub. Just watching the water falling from the sky will cleanse your mood! There is also a butterfly garden and sky garden in the airport, so you won’t be bored even before boarding the plane~ Noon: Check in with the Merlion in the city center When you come to Singapore, how can you not take a photo with the most iconic lion? That is the legendary Merlion Park! The Merlion, with its lion head and fish body, faces Marina Bay and sprays water, making it a perfect spot for taking a sparkling check-in photo in the afternoon sun. Standing next to him and looking out, you can see the skyline of Singapore, with the Ferris wheel and the Marina Bay Sands as the backdrop. Every angle is super photogenic. Afternoon: City walk and dessert time Walking slowly along Marina Bay, you will pass by the Esplanade, Gardens by the Bay, and see the Marina Bay Sands Hotel that looks like a ship stacked on a building. If the weather is hot, why not have a cup of the local frozen colorful coconut milkshake, which is fragrant and refreshing, and guaranteed to make you replenish your blood instantly! The city is as clean as its air, with just the right pace, neither too fast nor too slow. In Singapore, even the airport is a tourist attraction, and even the lions are smiling. If you also want to experience a different trip to Southeast Asia, then Singapore will definitely give you a refreshing answer. ✈️🦁🌴☀️

✈️ From Kuching to Singapore – A seamless arrival at Changi Airport, where efficiency meets world-class hospitality. 🎢 Skyline Luge Adventure – A must-try experience at Sentosa Island, blending thrill and stunning views from the Skyride. 🚶♂️ Evening Stroll by the Bay – Despite the Merlion being under maintenance, Singapore’s dazzling skyline and breezy waterfront made for a perfect, relaxed walk. 🚌 Family-Friendly Travel – Even a simple bus ride turns into an adventure for kids in this clean, safe, and well-planned city. 💙 Why We Love Singapore – A vibrant yet chill destination that’s perfect for families, combining fun, safety, and unforgettable moments. #SingaporeTravel #SkylineLuge #FamilyAdventure #SafeAndClean #SentosaVibes #CityLights #singaporetrip

//𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐢 𝐀𝐢𝐫𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭// ° ° ° We have to transit in Singapore on this trip. We chose a longer stopover so that we can visit Singapore Changi International Airport. After getting off the plane at 𝘛𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘖𝘯𝘦, enter Singapore first, and walk for a few minutes to 𝘑𝘌𝘞𝘌𝘓, a large shopping mall in Singapore Changi International Airport, the most famous of which is the world's tallest indoor waterfall "Rain Vortex". This indoor waterfall is really magnificent when viewed up close. Every time we visited a floor of the mall, we went to the observation deck to see the scenery of the waterfall. The feeling presented at different heights is different. 𝘑𝘌𝘞𝘌𝘓 is very big, with a variety of retail stores and restaurants. After walking around, we chose to eat at 𝘍𝘰𝘰𝘥 𝘊𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘵 on the 2nd floor. We queued up to eat Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, also had ice cream mochi, drank coconut smoothie (very delicious), bought pandan egg rolls to eat on the plane, and were very satisfied. ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ □ 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧📍 60 Airport Blvd., Singapore 819643 ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ #mocha_n_love_travel #mocha_n_love_singapore #SingaporeTravel #GlobalTravel

Singapore weekend trip (three days and one night) 2024/06/22 (Sat) - 2024/06/24 (Mon) On the night of Saturday, June 22, 2024, I departed for Singapore on JL35✈️, which departed from Haneda Airport at 0:05. I arrived at Changi Airport around 6:00 a.m. local time. After arriving, I first headed to the hotel, checked in early, and took a nap😴. Because it's a short trip, it's important to get your stamina in order💪. I started sightseeing around noon! On the first day, I visited the following spots. Day.1 (June 22) 1️⃣St. Andrew's Cathedral The first place I visited on my trip was St. Andrew's Cathedral⛪️, a beautiful white Gothic building. I enjoyed the solemn atmosphere while taking pictures of its beautiful appearance in the morning light📸. 2️⃣Raffles Place The next place we visited was Singapore's business district, Raffles Place🏙️. The streetscape, lined with modern buildings, had a historic feel here and there, which was impressive😊. 3️⃣Old Hill Street Police Station After that, we went to the Old Hill Street Police Station, which features colorful windows🌈. It's a famous photo spot, and I took many photos here📸✨. 4️⃣Merlion Park We also visited Merlion Park, which is a must-see when visiting Singapore🦁. While it was crowded with tourists, we took commemorative photos with the Merlion statue📷 and enjoyed the view of Marina Bay that spread out before us🌊. 5️⃣Marina Bay Sands In the evening, we went to the observation deck of Marina Bay Sands🏨. I was impressed by the spectacular view overlooking the city of Singapore! This luxurious view was one of the highlights of the trip🌟. 6️⃣Gardens by the Bay At night, I watched the light show of "Supertree Grove" held at Gardens by the Bay🌳✨. The collaboration of music and light was wonderful, and I was able to enjoy a fantastic night🌌. Day.2 (June 23rd) On the second day, I went around Little India and Chinatown to enjoy Singapore's multiculturalism🎨. 1️⃣Little India The morning started in Little India🏵️. I strolled around this town lined with colorful buildings and filled with the aroma of spices🌶️. In this exotic town, I also enjoyed a local breakfast🍴. 2️⃣Chinatown The next place we visited was Chinatown🏮. We walked down the streets decorated with red lanterns, enjoyed delicious dim sum and Chinese food🥟, and visited a historical temple⛩️. 3️⃣Jewel Changi Airport In the evening, we returned to the airport and watched the light show of the giant waterfall "Rain Vortex" at Jewel Changi🌈💦. We were moved by the fantastic production of water and light, and it was a fitting experience to end our trip🌟. We departed for Haneda Airport on JL36✈️ at 21:50 and arrived safely in Japan at 5:30 the next morning🛬. 🤟Enjoy it only on the weekend! The charm of a three-day, one-night trip This trip was scheduled to depart on a late-night flight on Saturday and return home early on Monday morning, so we didn't have to take time off work and were able to make the most of the weekend✨. Also, since we only stayed one night, we were able to keep costs down💸 and it was a trip that was both time- and money-efficient🌍. This weekend whirlwind plan is highly recommended as it allows you to fully enjoy your overseas trip even with limited time💼✨! #AsiaTravelRecord #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeTourism #WeekendOverseas #SummerWeekendTrip #ChangiAirport #Merlion #1Night3Days #1Night2DaysOverseas

The little details make all the difference! Did you know the pull-down table has a secret mirror? Perfect for quick touch-ups during the flight. Plus, the adjustable headrest ensures a comfy journey for everyone. I opted for the low-fat meal option and loved that it was served ahead of the regular meals—such a time-saving hack! The meal was wholesome and delicious. To top it off, premium ice cream was served as dessert. Snacks was also offered, which was a thoughtful touch for a short-haul flight. Singapore Airlines truly redefines flying with its attention to comfort, service, and thoughtful amenities. It’s no wonder they’re my go-to airline for memorable travel experiences! #favouriteairline

Changi Airport in Singapore is one of our favorite airports. Every time we go, we feel that it is more advanced and beautiful. Recently, there were many more photo spots at Terminal 2. Today, we will introduce our favorite photo spots. - The first spot is the popular waterfall spot at ‘Jewel Changi’. We feel that each floor offers different angles. We think that the angles from the upper floors are more beautiful and there are fewer people. We went almost to the top floor and took a lot of photos without people. - The second spot is the waterfall that originally came down to the ground floor. Our travel companion liked this. It was close to the waterfall, giving it a different feel. - The third spot, you have to go to another terminal. There is a new spot that has an effect of water hitting the rocks, with sound too. 😍 It’s so realistic. We only took a few photos because we had to hurry back to Terminal 1. 🥲 #triptravelchina #singaporereview

Finally arrived at the most beautiful Singapore International Airport in the world✨ The last time I came to Singapore was 8 years ago. Jewel Falls was not open at that time. Seeing it in person was still very shocking. It was like walking into a science fiction movie. I was lucky enough to capture the airport train passing behind me. It’s a pity that the schedule was too tight, otherwise this airport is definitely worth spending most of the day exploring! But it is really difficult to take beautiful photos for the Internet Because the check-in spots on the second and third floors were all so crowded, I had to rely on Al to save it On the contrary, there are fewer people on the first floor. Please refer to the angle in Figure 1. And the wide-angle photos taken with iPhone are more stunning than those taken with camera! #GlobalTravel #Singapore

#pictureforperfectsingapore #100waysoftravel The Changi Festive Carnival Sanrio at Changi Airport is a delightful escape for fans of Hello Kitty and friends. Brightly coloured, with charming character-themed rides, photo ops, and a range of interactive activities, it brings the magic of Sanrio to life in an unexpected place. The carnival’s lively atmosphere, paired with the airport’s signature sleek design, makes it a unique experience. Whether you’re a child or just young at heart, the whimsical decorations and plush merchandise will leave you smiling. It’s a perfect blend of fun, nostalgia, and a little holiday cheer while traveling. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Changi Airport is an award-winning flight hub that is famous for its fantastic amenities and beautiful scapes! As you explore the different spaces, you will be amazed at the level of detail in each design. Some areas feel like you are in nature, and there are benches for you to rest and relax in. Other areas are for dining that are built to resemble a row of shophouses like in the olden days. Of course there are many shopping outlets where you can buy the perfect souvenir back home. Even the toilets are very spacious and comfortable. Definitely worth a visit! My overall rating of the experience: 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #pictureforperfectsingapore #100waysoftravel #singapore #tripmoments #tripblazers

#travelchecklist #100waysoftravel Traveling to China? Here’s a quick checklist to get ready: 1.Passport: Valid for 6+ months. No visa needed for Singaporeans for up to 30 days. 2.Trip.com App: Book flights, hotels, attractions, and more. Some airlines offer 2 x 23kg luggage allowance with Trip.com bookings. 3.Insurance: Get travel insurance covering health, accidents, and belongings, especially for remote areas. 4.Payments: Get an international travel card (no VPN needed) and set up Alipay and WeChat Pay for cashless payments everywhere. 5.Itinerary: Download metro maps, city guides, and plan ahead. Have translator and maps apps (like Amap/Baidu). 6.Backup Funds: Carry cash and a credit card for emergencies. 7.Altitude Precautions: Stay fit, bring altitude sickness meds if heading to high-altitude areas. 8.Health Essentials: Face masks, hand sanitizer. 9.Tech: Power adapter, portable charger. China use type A, C, and 220V voltage. 10.Clothing: Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and reusable bags. Enjoy your journey and make great memories in China! . #china #travel

#airport Singapore Changi Airport is one of the busiest airports in Asia. In addition to modern decoration, it also has the world's tallest indoor waterfall. #100 Ways to Travel #Singapore #Singapore Food & Play #Singapore Photo Spot

#traveldiaries Swensen's Unlimited Address - 01-03 60 Airport Boulevard Singapore Changi Airport, Changi Airport Terminal 2 Arrival Hall (Public Area, 819643) Ambiance/Facilities - clean family friendly Highlights - unlimited buffet Avg. Price per Person - $35/pax Rating - 5/5 A new buffet line by Swensen's has recently been opened at the basement of Changi Airport Terminal 2 and it is called Swensen's unlimited Restaurant. This all you can eat buffet has an amazing line of food and it is pretty reasonably priced at $35/pax for lunch while kids below 4 eats for free! You can expect fresh seafood at their seafood on ice section, with roast striplion that is perfectly cooked, yummy pastas and baked rice, a salad bar, Asian and western delights. The highlight of this place is their desserts corner where you have a wide variety of common to unique ice cream flavours, along with other desserts such as chendol, kueh kuehs, waffles and many more. You will love the variety here! Yums!

Singapore Changi Airport is a renowned international airport, and one of its most striking features is the indoor waterfall located in the modern Jewel terminal. This magnificent waterfall, standing at 40 meters high, is one of the tallest indoor waterfalls in the world. The water cascades down from a fountain at the top of the glass roof, creating a fascinating sight. Besides admiring the spectacular view of the waterfall, visitors can also enjoy the lush greenery surrounding it, experiencing the beauty and spirit of nature.

#SingaporeTravel #100TravelTips 🍂In addition to the top-ranked airports in the world, Singapore Airlines' lounges must not lose face, so they must be shown off. 🧊 By going through the airport process quickly, no more than 10-15 minutes, the new equipment is considered to provide good returns and make First Class customers feel the best before boarding the plane. 🍂There are many types of food, some delicious, some not to my taste. The food is Singaporean style. There are unlimited good alcoholic drinks, you can drink as much as you want, and then continue on the plane! 💕💕

#travellerswonderland ! Changi Airport has four main terminals, each with its own unique features. Terminal 1 has the Cactus Garden and a rooftop swimming pool. Terminal 2 boasts the Sunflower Garden and an entertainment deck. Terminal 3 is home to the Butterfly Garden, which is super cool. And Terminal 4 has a Peranakan-themed heritage zone. The Jewel Changi is like the crown jewel (pun intended!). It has the HSBC Rain Vortex, which is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, and the Shiseido Forest Valley, a lush indoor garden. Plus, there’s the Canopy Park with walking nets, mazes, and slides. It’s honestly more like a destination than just an airport!

I have not share much about this travel hacks but you can read it from me right now. This is Tiger Den, a beer place and restaurant operating 24 hours at Changi Airport Terminal 4. It is inside the transit area so you will have to have a boarding pass to enter immigration. In Changi airport, it is alright to check in 24 hours before flight and you can come here to shop at the duty free shopping. Tiger Den also sell merchandise and you can collect them because you cannot really find their merchandise outside. They have tshirts and lanyards and many other seasonal collectibles. If you are using Priority Pass then you can use it at Tiger Den for shopping too. #travellerswonderland #100WaysOfTravel #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#travellerswonderland We got to Singapore at midnight, so we slept at the airport. There were a lot of people sleeping on the floor, just find a good spot. I would recommend going near the rain vortex, you can find a grass-like carpet to sleep on 😂 It’s warm and its dark in that area. Early morning we had breakfast there, and bought our train pass. It was not easy finding where to buy that pass tho lol

#travellerswonderland 1. Visit the world’s tallest indoor waterfall 2. Taste the local cuisine 3. Go garden-hopping 4. Terminal 4 Candeliar playground & slide Changi Airport is always my first choice if I would like to take a flight. There are a lot of activities that you can explore in different terminals and in Jewel. You can also experience the skytrain from T3 to T2 so you can see the different view of the water fall. #singapore

#travelhacks If you’re a Trip.com Diamond tier member and you’re flying out of Singapore, here’s how you can level up your travel game using the Blossom Lounge at Changi Airport. It's a great spot to relax before your flight, and with the right perks, you can get the most out of it. As a Trip.com Diamond member, you are eligible for complimentary access to the Blossom Lounge. Instead of heading to the lounge and hoping for the best, use the Trip.com app to book your Blossom Lounge entry. It’s quick, and you can see available time slots, ensuring you don’t miss out on a chance to relax. To make the most of your lounge experience, arrive early at Changi Airport. The Blossom Lounge offers buffet-style food, drinks, wines, Wi-Fi, and comfy seating, perfect for chilling out or catching up on work. Getting there early lets you fully enjoy all the perks without rushing. Sometimes, Trip.com or Changi Airport has seasonal promotions or extra perks for Diamond members, keeping an eye on these offers can help you stretch your rewards even further.