🎇 Itinerary Singapore 3 Hari 2 Malam 2019

FYI Affiliate links may be sprinkled throughout the awesome, free content you see below. I’ll receive a small commission when you purchase from my links at no extra cost to you, which I’ll totally blow on adult things like boba tea and avocado toast. As always, thanks for the support. Have a bit of extra time in Asia and looking to fill your time with 3 days in Singapore! Good choice! This Singapore itinerary will help you plan out your visit and then some. Keeeeep on reading, my friends. I visited Singapore in March of 2018 after a whirlwind of a few days in Hong Kong, and found the city/country ack which one is it,both?! to be a great combo of old and new, nitty gritty and shiny. While I did spend some time meticulously planning my trip that’s what I do, have you seeeen my super-detailed itineraries?!, I found my original plans didn’t work out as well as I had hoped. Whomp whomp. It happens. We’ll just say I was too focused on the bright lights of super grove trees and the chicken — oooo the chicken. So thankfully, we have local Singaporean Mel from Girl Eat World to show us exactlyyyy how to spend the perfect 3 days in Singapore with lots of good eats included. And trust me, she’s way more qualified to give out advice, living there and all. All I knew before visiting was that chewing gum was a huge no-no really though, leave the gum at home – it’s illegal in Singapore, and there’s lot of dramatic futuristic trees over there. Of course you’ve probably seen photos from the infinity pool overlooking the city at Marina Bay Sands, like myself. Yup, I really didn’t know much. Before we get into the nitty gritty of the Singapore itinerary she planned out for us, let’s learn a bit about the country, how to get around, and advice and tips from our new Singaporean expert, Mel! Take it away, Mel! Singapore gained its independence in 1965, making it a relatively young country at just 53 years old. Since then, Singapore has grown rapidly and has established itself as a global financial center. Singapore is now known for its cleanliness, efficiency, and low tax income, making it a very attractive city for businesses and individuals alike – yours truly included 🙂 I’ve been living in Singapore after making the move here for my career ten years ago. I became a permanent resident and gained my Singapore citizenship last year. I can’t wait to show you guys my home town! Editors Note– and I thought my move from NYC to SF was a big deal! Singapore is a very small country, often referred to as a city-country, so small that you can cover one end to another in under two hours via car! You can easily fit the major things to see and do in Singapore in three days if you know what you’re doing. Lucky for you I’m here with just the perfect 3-day guide for you first time visitor to Singapore, you. Pre-Travel Guide to Your 3 Days in Singapore Weather in Singapore Singapore lies just one degree north of the equator, which means – you guessed it – It’s going to be hot and humid all year long. On average, you can expect the temperature to range from 27-33C or 80-91F. Humidity level is very high here at 60-90%, so you will definitely feel the sweat dripping in when you walk into Singapore. Yup, it’s instant. We don’t get four seasons in Singapore, but we do have something called monsoon season, where it is more likely to rain more than other times. The wet phase of the monsoon season runs from November to January where thunderstorms can be expected every day. But if you are planning to visit at that time, don’t worry! The rain typically doesn’t last more than 2 hours and it’s actually way more pleasant after the rain since it cools the area off a bit. Language and Currency Singapore is a multicultural country, boasting four major languages English, Malay, Tamil, and Mandarin And cool trivia during National Day rally, our Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong addresses the nation in three of these languages Malay and Chinese, followed by English. The national language of Singapore is officially Malay, but you can get by just fine with English. However, you might find that the English used colloquially in Singapore is slightly different than the English you find in other parts of the world, both in vocabulary and intonation. That’s because locals use a local variation called Singlish, which results from mixing of all the four major languages! Singapore uses Singapore Dollar SGD which is currently trading at USD to 1 SGD. so basically 10SGD is approximately $ makes it easier for conversion purposes when eating and shopping. Data SIM Card As soon as you land in Changi Airport, I recommend purchasing a prepaid data SIM card. The price varies depending on the data included, but you shouldn’t be spending more than S$15. Alternatively, you may also purchase SIM cards at any 7/11 stores across Singapore. Just know that you’ll need to show your passport to purchase a SIM card. Transportation in Singapore 1. Get a Transportation card EZ-link card is the transportation card in Singapore and is a must if you plan to get around using public transportation. There is an unlimited ride option for tourists called Singapore Tourist Pass for 1-3 days which you can get at any train stations. You can click here for more information. But if you prefer to buy the card a la carte, simply purchase the EZ-link card for $5 and load it up with credits at any train stations. You can use the card to board any bus or trains across Singapore. Some fast food outlets even let you pay using EZ-link balance! Each ride in Singapore costs around $ – depending on the journey distance. Don’t worry about loading up too much credit – you can always get a refund before you leave Singapore at any train stations too! The country’s just awesome like that. 🙂 2. Getting into town from the airport You can catch a taxi straight from the airport, which should cost about $25 and takes around 20 minutes if you are staying near the city center. You can also catch the train to town if you’re up for it! I would do this sometimes if I don’t have too much luggage with me. The Changi Station is connected to the airport and is about 50 minutes ride into the city for $ If you want to make it super easy you can prearrange an airport shuttle with lots of baggage allowance for about $8 here. 3. Taking Public Transport in Singapore In a country as clean and efficient as Singapore, you must consider taking the public transportation. It’s actually one of the things I miss the most when I’m abroad. In terms of charting your routes for public transportation, Google Maps works very well for that. You’ll want to have the Singapore offline map downloaded while you’re here to save some data. The trains in Singapore is called Singapore Mass Rapid Transit, or MRT to locals, and is extremely clean and super efficient! You can expect the train to come within 2-5 minutes. Taking the bus is also a good option, though the waiting time for a bus varies between 8-15 minutes. If you are taking the bus, I highly recommend talking to Bus Uncle, a super fun facebook messenger chatbot which will tell you when the next bus is coming. If you want a super-easy tourist experience, book yourself one of those hop-on, hop-off buses for extra ease and convenience. This is especially helpful if you’ve only got a day or two in the city on a layover in Singapore. No shame! The bus tour will take you to plenty of the typical tourist spots, and you’ll even get commentary to learn about the city at the same time. 4. Taking a Taxi / Shared Car in Singapore While I highly recommend taking public transport, Taxis in Singapore are relatively cheap and sometimes the more sensible choice to travel in order to save time. You can download Grab, which works similar to Uber in fact they are the company that has bought out the Uber operation in South East Asia. However, since Grab has a monopoly in Singapore right now, they have been a bit annoying with the surge pricing. I recommend also downloading the app called Comfortdelgro, which is Singapore’s largest taxi provider, in case the surge pricing on Grab gets ridiculous. What to pack for your Singapore Trip Singapore is a large metropolitan city, so you don’t need to worry too much about forgetting something back home. Chances are you can buy them here! I would recommend having the following items ready when you’re out and about Sunscreen – As Singapore is located so close to the equator, you’ll get a lot of strong sunny days. You will want to protect your skin if you are out and about. And men – don’t forget about your head!Other Sun Protections – a hat and sunglasses will go a long way hereWater bottle – As I said before, you’ll definitely sweat a lot in Singapore so you’ll want to hydrate every chance you get. The tap water in Singapore is potable, so drink on up!Foldable Umbrella – Even if you’re not visiting during monsoon season, it still might rain in Singapore so you’ll want to be prepared!Light clothing such as thin cotton t-shirts, shorts, sundresses, the works. Don’t wear anything too heavy because again, it’s very hot comfortable walking shoes – Singapore is a highly walkable city if you can stand the heat. And chances are you’ll want to walk when you’re here! Where to stay in Singapore Clover Hotel – This is a boutique chain hotel in Singapore, usually taking over a heritage shophouse as their location. There are five branches of Clover Hotel and they are all located very conveniently around the city. Find locations here North Bridge Road, Hong Kong Street, Jalan Sultan, The Arts, and finally Clover 7 The Warehouse Hotel – A boutique hotel located in a restored warehouse. It’s located right by the Singapore river and very close to the city Scarlet Hotel – a luxury boutique hotel located conveniently in a shophouse on Club street, one of Singapore’s most lively street filled with cocktail bars and chic restaurants. And now what we’ve allllll been waiting for – the perfect way to spend your 3 days in Singapore! Below I’ve broken down the days according to theme and proximity of areas to see so that you won’t have to waste your time going back and forth. You don’t need to do each day in chronological order. For example, you can choose to do Itinerary 2 first before going Itinerary 1 and 3. It’s all about that Singaporean efficiency, am I right? Day 1 Introduction to Modern-Day Singapore This first day is designed to introduce you to what we know as Singapore in current time. Impressive architecture, manicured garden, high rises, and museums are in store for today! Stop 1 Breakfast Kaya Toast and Soft-boiled eggs Start your day with breakfast loved by everyone in Singapore a set Kaya Toast with butter and two soft boiled eggs, to be enjoyed with local coffee or Kopi, as locals say it. You can get this at many different places, but I recommend Ya Kun Kaya Toast at China street – it’s their first outlet since 1944, and it’s in the city. Stop 2 Gardens by the Bay Gardens by the Bay is no doubt a must-visit for every tourist. It’s a large nature park spanning across 101 hectares. There are plenty of gardens to visit, but my favorite attraction here is the Cloud Forest, which houses a diverse collection of rare plants. Gardens by the Bay is a great area to visit during the day, but you also must come back during the night to see the Supertrees light up! Get your Gardens by the Bay and Skywalk tickets in advance here to bypass the long lines you’ll most likely encounter. Stop 3 Lunch Time Song Fa Bak Kut Teh One of Singapore’s most well-loved dish – Bak Kut Teh aka BKT aka Pork Bone soup in Teochew style of using garlic and pepper to flavor the soup. Song Fa might not be considered the best in town, but they are located very conveniently in the city so if you are just looking to try something new, then this will do. Get a bowl of Bak Kut Teh with rice and some you tiao fried dough, boiled nuts and pickled vegetables as your side dish. PS The broth is refillable! usually there will be a server coming around with a pot of their broth ready to fill up your bowl, but they don’t come around – don’t be shy to ask for more! Stop 4 Singapore River Cruise You will notice that the waterfront area feeds into a river called the Singapore river. This river takes you to the different “quays” pronounced “keys” Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, and Robertson Quay. You can discover these areas by going on the River Cruise book your ticket here, which will take you to the major landmarks along the river with commentaries. If you don’t feel like taking the cruise, you can take the cheaper option called Singapore River Taxi – it will still take you to the major points in the river without the commentaries, but it only costs S$5 per person, payable with your EZ-link transportation card. Stop 5 Visit the Museums Whether you like museums or just need an air-conditioned break from the heat, the central district of Singapore has plenty of them. Here are my favorites ArtScience Museum – My favorite museum in Singapore. The exhibitions always change so you’ll need to check their website to see what’s on, but there is a permanent interactive exhibition created by teamLab from Japan. See what’s on at ArtScience and purchase your ticket Gallery Museum – This is Singapore’s newest addition to the collection of museums, and it features arts from across South East Asia. On the rooftop of the museum is a chill bar called Smoke and Mirror, which also offers a fantastic view of Museum of Singapore – This is Singapore’s oldest museum and is the place to go if you want to learn a bit of Singapore’s history. Stop 6 See the city from above Many tourists flock to Marina Bay Sands to enjoy a bird’s eye view of the city. But as a local, my favorite view is actually from a microbrewery called Level 33. Why? Because from this brewery, you can see every iconic landmark – The Merlion, Fullerton Hotel, Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay. It makes for a really good photo! I don’t recommend getting their beer though – it wasn’t the best. Editor’s Note However, if you’re looking for the typical tourist experience like many are, Marina Bay Sands provides a great view of the city; I went up there! Buy your Marina Bay Sands SkyPark ticket in advance here to bypass the long lines. Stop 7 Dinner Time at a Hawker Center Lau Pa Sat or Makansutra Gluttons Bay Please bring cash if you decide to visit these places! To locals, these two might not the most authentic hawker center. But again, for the purpose of convenience, they are perfect since they are located right in the city so you don’t have to stress with the logistics. And honestly, the food at these places are still really good! It might be slightly more expensive than normal hawker center, but the difference is only by $1-2 per dish. I recommend trying the basic Singaporean hawker fare – Carrot cake not the cake dessert, Hokkien Mee, and Char Kway Teow. Stop 8 Walk around the Waterfront Promenade area Can you believe that twenty years ago, this area did not exist? Most of what you will see in the Promenade is built on reclaimed land. This is why the main road near the Fullerton Hotel is called “Beach road” because literally, it used to be where the beach was. The waterfront area is a 4km walk if you decide to circle around the entire perimeter, but the one thing you have to do here is to check out Singapore’s mystical creature icon called the Merlion. If you are here at night, you can also enjoy Spectra, the light show at Marina Bay Sands. The best place to see this light show is at One Fullerton, near where the Merlion is. Click here to see the schedule. Day 2 Explore Singapore Heritage Area Day 2 on your 3 days in Singapore is a history-filled one – it takes you to the cultural parts of Singapore, where you will catch a glimpse of how Singapore looked like before it transformed into the metropolitan city it is today. Get your walking shoes on and bring an umbrella, cause you’ll be spending a lot of time walking outdoors today! Stop 1 Breakfast and Morning stroll at Hipster Tiong Bahru Tiong Bahru is one of the oldest estates in Singapore. Here, you will witness how the heritage side of Singapore mingles together with its modern residents. In Tiong Bahru, you can still find some of the oldest government-subsidized apartment, which only goes up to 3-4 stories in this estate stark comparison to the newer high rise apartments that goes up to 40 stories!. Despite being an old estate, Tiong Bahru received a major revival in the 2010s. In 2014, Tiong Bahru earned its credibility by being named as one of the world’s coolest neighborhood by Vogue. Take the time to walk around the Tiong Bahru neighborhood, which spans from Eng Hoon street to Yong Siak Street. You’ll find chic cafes, bookshops and local brands intermingled with traditional shops and older buildings. For breakfast, you can either get your fill of modern brunch at one of the cafes I recommend Forty Hands or Tiong Bahru Bakery for their to-die-for Kouign Amman or head over to Tiong Bahru Market for local breakfast. Please have cash ready if you are going to the market! Stop 2 Explore Chinatown Chinatown is part of the heritage area in Singapore and is a preserved area. Although the Singapore Central Business District often abbreviated to CBD and the high rise offices are just a few blocks away, you’ll only find 2-3 stories heritage shophouses in this area. I recommend to start by exploring Telok Ayer, there is an MRT that will take you straight here with the aptly named Telok Ayer MRT station. Telok Ayer means “Water Bay” in Malay, and that’s because quite literally, this area was the beach before Singapore started reclaiming land and expanding the island. On Telok Ayer street, you can Thian Hock Keng temple, the oldest Hokkien temple in the country. While exploring the temple I recommend stopping by Peranakan Tile shop inside the temple to see the various tile designs. From Telok Ayer, make your way past Ann Siang hill and to Chinatown complex, marked by the colorful Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. This area used to be the settlement area for Chinese immigrants, nowadays it’s a bustling area filled with shops, restaurants and night market. You can stop by Chinatown Heritage Center to learn more about this area. Stop 3 Lunch Maxwell Food Center Maxwell food center is conveniently located right across the street to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. Maxwell food center is famous for housing some of the best hawker food in Singapore. Try to find Tian Tian Chicken Rice stall, usually marked by a long queue of patrons. A plate of hainanese chicken rice applauded by the late Anthony Bourdain for its fragrant rice will cost you less than $5. However they might run out of stock if you come here after 2pm, as Tian Tian Chicken Rice is very popular among tourist and locals alike. Stop 4 Kreta Ayer Road and Keong Saik Road After lunch, continue your way to Kreta Ayer road and Keong Saik Road, where you will find more colorful shophouses. If you happened to take the train to Chinatown, you will see that the Chinese characters for the station is 牛车水. Those characters put together does not translate to “Chinatown”, but they do tell a history of this area. 牛 is the character for “cow”, 车 is “car” and 水 is “water”. This is because back in the days, this area also used to carry fresh water supplies using carts pulled by oxen. Similarly, Kreta Ayer simply means “Cart water” in Malay. You can then continue on to Keong Saik Road, an area that was once a prominent red light district, but has now turned into a hip area filled with bars and boutique hotels, housed in the colorful shophouses. Nearby Keong Saik road, you can board the train from Outram Park MRT to your next destination. Stop 5 Kampong Glam Where chinatown was where the Chinese immigrants settled, Kampong Glam was home to Malay royalty back in the 1800s. From Bugis MRT, make your way to Haji Lane, a short narrow alley where you will find colorful murals, coffee shops and fashion boutiques from local brands. Right next to it is Arab Street where you will find middle eastern food and Sultan Mosque, a prominent and important mosque for the muslim community in Singapore. If you happen to be here during Ramadan, the holy month for Muslims, you must stop by this area after sunset. The area would be filled with food markets. Stop 6 Little India From Kampong Glam area, it’s just a short walk to Little India, however you can also take the train here. Little India area of Singapore spans from Little India MRT to Farrer Park MRT. Right off the Little India MRT is the former Tan Teng Niah house. It is the last surviving Chinese villa in Little India and famous for its extremely vibrant facade, even more so than the already colorful shophouses in the area. From there, make your way down Serangoon road – there are tons to explore here. You will be in for a treat if you visit during Deepavali, as the area is the most vibrant at that time. Deepavali is Festival of Lights, a celebration of triumph of good over evil. The street in Little India would be filled with light decoration and night markets. Towards the end of the road closer to Farrer Park MRT, you can also visit Mustafa Center for the craziest shopping experience. I’ve been living in Singapore for almost 10 years, but I still think of Mustafa as a magical place where you can find everything and anything… if you’re willing to sort through the madness. Dinner Indian Food Since you’re already in Little India, it would be a crime to skip out on Indian food. I love Indian food and I’m forever thankful that good, authentic indian food is so easy to find here. You’ll be spoiled for choice here, but I recommend these restaurants Kailash Parbat – This is an Indian vegetarian restaurant famous for the Chaat, aka Indian street food. I recommend getting Chaat of course and Pani Puri Tandoori – Punjabi cuisine famous for the grilled meat dishes. Try their Tandoori Chicken!MTR 1924 – South Indian vegetarian restaurant famous for their Masala Dosa. Day 3 East to West of Singapore This itinerary is a much more light and chilled out one than the other two days in Singapore, however it does feature places that are a bit out of the city so you will spend more time on the road. I would recommend doing day 1 and 2 first before going on to this one, so you’ll have more context of Singapore first. Stop 1; Joo Chiat / Katong Now considered the food heaven of the country, Joo Chiat area was the center of Peranakan culture. Peranakan is the result of mixed marriage between foreign traders and locals – usually Chinese or Indian traders with local Malay and Indonesians. You can walk along Tembeling Road and Koon Seng Road – you’ve seen the Singapore shophouses from the previous itinerary, but the ones in Joo Chiat and Katong area are considered the most beautiful in Singapore. The shophouses here tend to be more well maintained and beautifully painted in pastel colors. The shophouses here also still maintain the original Peranakan tiles, which has become increasingly rare. While you are in the area, also stop by the colorful Rumah Bebe to discover more of the Peranakan culture. Stop 2 Lunch at Katong Laksa Laksa is a considered Peranakan cuisine – it’s a rice noodle soup dish made from spicy coconut milk broth base and variety of seafood. In Katong Laksa, the noodles are cut up so you don’t need to bother picking up slippery rice noodles – just use a spoon! If you’d like to try a bowl, you can head to 328 Katong Laksa, the restaurant that beat Gordon Ramsay in a cooking competition. Stop 3 Singapore Botanic Gardens Since the other itineraries are all about cities and human civilization, I thought it would be good to include something closer to nature and greenery! Singapore Botanic Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a tropical garden that has existed way before Singapore gained independence. The garden was found in 1859, making it 106 years older than Singapore. The main thing to do here is the National Orchid Garden, which houses over a thousand species of Orchids, including Singapore’s national flower – a hybrid Orchid called Vanda Miss Joaquim’, or simply Singapore Orchids. If you’re a planner like myself, pre-purchase your ticket here it’s only $4. Stop 4 Orchard Road And we are back to civilization again – The Botanic Garden might seem like its own world, but it’s actually located really close to Singapore’s biggest shopping street, Orchard Road. If shopping is your thing, you won’t run out of places to visit here. But I just want to quickly highlight a small place you can visit if you haven’t had enough of the cultural experiences in Singapore, called Emerald Hill. This area, despite being literally just off Orchard road, houses some well-preserved shophouses. I’ve always thought it was an interesting contrast to see the Shophouses against the background of large shopping malls in Orchard Road. The area also used to be a large nutmeg plantation which is how the name Orchard Road came to be. Stop 5 Dinner Try anything you want! This is your last day in Singapore, and by now you should have an idea of what you want to try and what you haven’t, so I’ll let you decide what you’d like to do for dinner. To make things simpler for you, I have a few recommendations of places I’ve grown to love as a local, which consists of variety of cuisine not just Singaporean cuisine And that’s all from me for Singapore! I hope you enjoy my home town and I hope you have a great time here! 🙂 Are you visiting the area soon?! Will you be following this local’s Singapore itinerary?! Photos via kaya toast Song Fa Bak Kut Teh River Cruise Tiong Bahru Kampong Glam

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JavaMifi – Ada banyak sekali aktivitas yang bisa kamu lakukan ketika menikmati liburan ke Singapura. Walaupun terkenal memiliki biaya hidup mahal, kenyataannya banyak wisatawan asal Indonesia yang memilih destinasi wisata Singapura. Yuk, coba ikuti contoh tour itinerary di Singapura selama 3 hari 2 malam berikut ini. Menghabiskan waktu selama 3 hari 2 malam di Singapura tidak akan terasa membosankan, kalau kamu mau mencoba aktivitas baru yang menyenangkan. Nah, agar niat healing kamu nggak sia-sia, cobalah untuk melakukan itinerary yang seru dan anti mainstream ini. Hari Pertama Berkunjung ke Singapura Tiba Jewel Changi Airport Singapura terkenal banyak tahu tentang selera wisatawan asing yang berniat datang melancong. Bagaimana tidak? Saat kamu pertama kali sampai di bandara, akan disambut dengan suasana Jewel Changi yang menyuguhkan pesona keindahan dan inovasi teknologi yang instagramable. Kamu bisa meluangkan waktu untuk menikmati keindahan air terjun indoor nomor satu di dunia HSBC Rain Vortex. Air terjun yang ada di bandara Changi Airport memiliki tinggi sekitar 40 meter dan dikelilingi oleh tanaman hijau pada tiap sisinya. Baca Juga Liburan ke Hawaii? Jangan Lupa Kunjungi Pantai di Hawaii Ini Destinasi Wisata Indonesia Populer di Dunia Icon Wisata Terpopuler di Indonesia Saat malam hari, kamu akan disuguhkan dengan permainan sinar lampu dan lampu yang berpadu dramatis dengan air terjun kolam yang ada dibawahnya. Ada canopy bridge atau semacam jembatan kaca yang bisa digunakan untuk melintasi Jewel Changi dari atas ketinggian. Mendatangi Chinatown Setelah puas mengambil aneka pose foto cantik di bandara Jewel Changi Airport, dalam contoh tour itinerary selanjutnya, saatnya kamu mengeksplorasi budaya Singapura melalu destinasi wisata Chinatown. Sesuai dengan namanya, Chinatown merupakan tempat imigran asal China. Kamu bisa mengisi perut dengan aneka sajian lezat bergaya oriental seperti Chwee Kueh, Popiah dan Hainanese Chicken Rice. Selain bisa menyantap makanan khas China yang lezat, di sini kamu juga bisa mengunjungi Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum. Night Safari Setelah kenyang menikmati makan di Chinatown, selanjutnya kamu bisa melakukan perjalanan ke Night Safari. Destinasi wisata tersebut mulai buka pukul waktu setempat. Kawasan suaka Night Safari berisi 2500 ekor satwa yang terdiri atas 130 spesies. Untuk bisa menjelajahi semua area Night Safari, kamu bisa sambil menaiki trem safari dengan durasi perjalanan 35 menit. Trem akan membawamu berkeliling ke tujuh zona geografis Night Safari mulai dari perbukitan Himalaya, sungai sampai rawa Afrika. Hari Kedua Menikmati Liburan di Singapura Berkunjung ke Pulau Ubin pulau ubin singapura Contoh tour itinerary hari kedua, seperti biasa kamu akan berkunjung ke Pulau Ubin dengan beragam keindahannya bernuansa pedesaan. Singapura memiliki kawasan hunian yang masih tradisional dengan pemandangan lautan jernih membiru. Banyak wisatawan yang mengatakan, berkunjung ke Pulau Ubin rasanya seperti memasuki lorong waktu. Mengapa demikian? Sebelumnya Singapura dipenuhi dengan alat teknologi modern yang membuat kamu takjub, sedangkan di Pulau Ubin kamu akan merasakan nuansa kehidupan asing. Rumah penduduknya terbuat dari bambu dan kayu, kemudian atap rumah hanya terbuat dari seng. Banyak suara burung berkicau riang dan terbang bebas tanpa gangguan. Kamu bisa menikmati udara segar yang alami sambil bersepeda santai atau berjalan kaki. Gardens by The Bay Gardens by The Bay Setelah puas menikmati suasana desa dengan udara yang segar dan pemandangan alam yang luar biasa, perjalanan bisa dilanjutkan ke Gardens by The Bay. Destinasi wisata dibangun diatas tanah kremasi yang berisi 1,5 juta tumbuhan. Sekitar 158 ribu tumbuhan lainnya ditanam pada ujung menara bernama Supertree Groove. Kamu bisa sambil memasuki kawasan OCBC Skywalk yang bisa menghubungkan beberapa supertree dalam kawasan Gardens by The Bay. Marina Bay Sands Lokasinya tidak jauh dari Gardens by The Bay, kamu bisa langsung meluangkan waktu ke Marina Bay Sands. Menghadirkan fasilitas yang dikenal one stop entertainment, resort terintegrasi dengan pusat perbelanjaan mewah berisi brand papan atas, museum seni, kasino dan restoran fancy. Saat di Marina Bay Sands, kamu bisa membeli buah tangan kemudian melihat pesona Pulau Batam dari ketinggian. Jika berencana menginap di hotel Marina Bay Sands, maka luangkan waktu sebentar untuk berenang langsung di Infinity Pool yang berada di lantai 57. Contoh Tour Itinerary Hari Ketiga di Singapura Kampong Glam Gelam merupakan nama lain dari pohon kayu putih. Saat berkunjung ke Kampong Glam, kamu akan menemukan sebuah Masjid Sultan yang pertama kali berdiri di Singapura. Ada begitu banyak aneka hidangan halal khas Timur Tengah serta beberapa pedagang souvenir. Datanglah ke Kampong Glam saat pagi hari, karena pengunjungnya belum terlalu ramai dan kamu bisa santai mengambil banyak foto. Jangan lupa kunjungi Masjid Sultan dan Haji Lane yang terkenal memiliki spot cantik. Mustafa Centre Mustafa Centre Contoh tour itinerary waktu terakhir sebelum pulang, tidak ada salahnya jika kamu mampir sebentar ke Mustafa Centre. Tempat tersebut menjadi pilihan utama warga Singapura melakukan belanja bulanan dengan budget yang lumayan terjangkau. Di Mustafa Centre, kamu bisa membeli beberapa cemilan seperti permen, cokelat, mie instan, perangkat elektronik, skincare dan pakaian tertentu. Tersedia juga merchandise unik beragam varian yang menunjukkan khas Singapura. Sekian contoh tour itinerary Singapura selama 3 hari 2 malam yang bisa kamu coba. Sebenarnya masih banyak destinasi wisata Singapura yang bisa kamu eksplor, namun karena memperhatikan masalah waktu dan budget, sepertinya bisa dijadikan rencana lain waktu saja. So, happy next trip!

Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam menjadi salah satu topik menarik untuk diperhatikan. Terutama, bagi Sobat Traveler yang ingin pergi ke Negeri Tiga Singa tersebut dengan begini, bisa dipersiapkan segalanya. Mulai dari perbekalan, baju, hingga berbagai perlengkapan yang support untuk foto-foto. Karena, banyak pendapat mengatakan, lokasinya benar-benar menarik dan menyenangkan, spotnya layak untuk masuk media sosial. Rencana perjalanan kali ini pasti menyenangkan karena, beberapa lokasinya memang asyik untuk dikunjungi. Tidak heran bila beberapa sobat travel merasa senang dan ingin melakukannya lagi di lain waktu. Perlu diketahui, menuju ke Negeri Tiga Singa ini kami mempunyai dua pilihan atau alternatif. Tinggal, sesuaikan saja dengan keinginan mau pergi ke destinasi mana. Berikut beberapa destinasinya. 1. Hari Pertama Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam pertama sobat traveler akan diajak ke Bugis street yang menjadi area bersejarah bagi masyarakat Negeri Singa. Menurut sejarahnya, sebelum merdeka merupakan pusat pebelanjaan. Pada tahun 1963 ketika merdeka, mereka tidak mengubahnya tetapi, mengembangkannya jauh lebih besar. Di sini sobat traveller bisa foto-foto, menikmati santap siang, dan window shopping, lokasi berikutnya adalah Mall Bugis Junction Berikutnya adalah Mall Bugis Junction yang merupakan pusat perbelanjaan, menawarkan kurang lebih dari 200 toko dan brand berbeda. Mulai dari merek internasional hingga local selain itu, kawasan ini memiliki beragam pilihan kuliner. Ada juga arena permainan, bioskop, dan museum yang menarik. Lokasinya yang strategis di pusat kota dan mudah diakses melalui stasiun MRT. Bugis juga membuatnya menjadi tujuan belanja populer di Singapura. Masjid Sultan Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam berikutnya adalah Masjid Sultan, termasuk tertua dan terbesar di Singapura. Daya tarik utamanya adalah arsitekturnya yang, unik, dengan kubah emas, menara, serta ornament. Merlion Park Kawasan wisata yang cukup populer, di mana sobat travel bisa foto-foto di sini. Di mana ada ikon unik yaitu patung dengan kepala manusia dan tubuhnya adalah ikan. Helix Bridge Helix Bridge adalah sebuah landmark di Singapura yang memiliki arsitektur unik menyerupai struktur DNA. Jembatan ini melintasi Marina Bay yang menawarkan pemandangan laut dan kota yang indah. Spectra Spectacular Spectra Spectacular adalah pertunjukan air mancur dan cahaya yang berlangsung di Marina Bay Sands Pertunjukan ini menggabungkan teknologi canggih dengan efek cahaya, suara, dan gerakan air mancur yang indah. Flower Dome dan Cloud Forest Flower Dome adalah kubah yang menampilkan koleksi tumbuhan bunga dan tanaman dari seluruh dunia, dengan berbagai tema seperti Mediterania. Cloud Forest menampilkan hutan kawasan tropis dengan air terjun yang menakjubkan. 2. Hari Kedua Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam pada hari kedua, sobat traveler akan diajak ke Chinese Garden sebuah taman menampilkan arsitektur tradisional Tiongkok, seperti pagoda, kuil, taman, air terjun dan kolam. Orchad Road Orchard Road adalah sebuah jalan utama di Singapura terkenal sebagai pusat perbelanjaan dan gaya hidup. Jalan ini memiliki deretan toko-toko, mal, hotel, restoran, dan tempat hiburan yang mewah dan berkelas. Mall Takashimaya Takashimaya adalah sebuah pusat perbelanjaan mewah di Singapura yang menawarkan berbagai produk dari merek-merek terkenal. Daya tarik dari Takashimaya adalah koleksi produk-produk high-end yang lengkap serta eksklusif. Clarke Quay Clarke Quay merupakan kawasan tepi sungai yang terletak di pusat Singapura. Kawasan ini terkenal dengan kehidupan malamnya yang ramai, dengan banyak pilihan bar, restoran, dan klub. Universal Studio Universal Studio adalah sebuah taman hiburan di Singapura yang menawarkan berbagai atraksi, wahana permainan, pertunjukan, dan acara interaktif yang didasarkan pada tema film-film populer dari studio Universal Pictures. Wings of Time Perjalanan terakhir Sobat Traveller akan di bawa ke Wings of Time sebuah pertunjukan multimedia yang dilakukan di atas air di Siloso Beach, Sentosa Island, Singapura. 3. Hari Ketiga Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam pada hari terakhir, sobat Traveller akan di bawa ke China town. Kawasannya cukup luas, Ada banyak toko, restoran, serta suasana tradisional Tiongkok sangat kental. Buddha Tooth Relic Museum Selain chinatown ada Buddha Tooth Relic Museum berfokus pada sejarah dan kepercayaan agama Buddha. Museum ini memiliki koleksi berbagai artefak dan relikui Buddha, termasuk gigi Buddha diyakini sebagai relik suci. Masjid Chulia Masjid ini memiliki arsitektur campuran antara gaya Melayu, Islam, dan India. Daya tariknya keindahan arsitektur bangunan dengan atap merah dan kubah yang indah, serta suasana tenang dan khusyuk dalam beribadah. Mustafa Center Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam berikutnya adalah Mustafa Center merupakan pusat perbelanjaan terkenal di Singapura terletak di Little India. Daya tarik utamanya adalah jangkauan produk sangat luas dan beragam. Air Terjun Mall Jewel Changi Jewel Changi Airport adalah sebuah pusat perbelanjaan terletak di dekat Bandara Changi di Singapura. Daya tarik utamanya adalah air terjun indoor setinggi 40 meter yang dikelilingi oleh tanaman hijau. Perjalanan menuju ke Singapura menjadi salah satu kawasan terbaik yang tidak boleh dilewatkan. Maka dari itu, persiapkan diri sobat traveller untuk Itinerary Singapore 3 hari 2 malam yang lebih mengasyikkan. Serta jangan lupakan untuk selalu bawa TravelWifi kemanapun kalian pergi berkeliling di Singapura agar bisa tetap eksis di sosial media dan perjalanan kalian lancar. Sewa wifi unlimited ke Singapura mulai dari 20 ribuan per hari. Buruan beli sekarang! Simak Travel Guide ke Singapore lainnya

Fasilitaspaket tour Singapore 3 hari 2 malam ini sudah termasuk. Hotel setara bintang 2 (hotel tidak menyediakan breakfast) Fasilitas kamar lengkap ada LCD TV teko listrik, dan shower air panas 24 jam; Tiket masuk sentosa island (E-ticket) Tiket Universal Studio Singapore (senilai Rp 806 ribu) Transport MRT atau public bus; Tur leader

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Rencanaperjalanan ke Singapura termasuk berbagai kegiatan selama dua atau tiga hari. Ikuti jadwal yang telah Anda buat, atau Anda juga bisa memilih atraksi populer mana yang paling ingin dikunjungi. Sistem transportasi (MRT) Singapura terhubung dengan sangat baik, sehingga mudah bagi Anda untuk menjangkau wilayah mana pun di kota ini. Hari Pertama