Within 8 h
Walk through Haji Lane, Yakun Breakfast, Praise Square, Raffles City Hotel, Old Jubilee Street Police Station, Merlion, Airport Rain Vortex
Singapore has a population of more than 5 million on a land area of 728 square kilometers. This cosmopolitan city is mainly composed of Chinese, Malays, Indians and other ethnic groups, not onlyOne of the most prosperous economies in Asia and an important financial and commercial hub in the world.
City Quick View
It was half past five in the morning, and the sky was faint. We took the subway from Changi Airport and the first stop wasTrendy landmark Haji Lane.
Colorful walls, graffiti, street art-this alley gathers youth culture and creative vitality.
(Street view of Haji Lane)Inside the lane lies one of the oldest and largest mosques in Singapore:Sultan Mosque.
In the morning light, the dark blue of the sky and the golden glow of the temple roof intersect, just like two quiet and echoing scenery. Early believers walked to the temple gate one after another, and the peace of the morning has revealed the vitality of a day.
Ten minutes’ walk, tasted online celebrityYakun Kaya Toast, continue to move towardsPraise Plaza and Raffles City。
The pure white Gothic church gives Praise Square its distinctiveEuropean Sentiment and Old StyleIt’s like stepping into a castle in a fairy tale.
Known as“The British Royal Family’s Queen Hotel in Singapore”Raffles City Hotel, with its pure white exterior walls, columns and promenades, shows solemnity and elegance.
(Praise Square and surrounding buildings)
(Raffles City)Then head to the rainbow-likeOld Hee Street Police Station Old Hill Street Police StationLogo with SingaporeMerlion (Merlion)These two landmarks silently tell the culture and tradition of this city.
(Old Hee Street Police Station)
(Merlion)Finally return to the airport to witnessThe world’s tallest indoor waterfall-Star Changi Rain Vortex Jewel Changi Airport Waterfall.
The water flows like pouring from the sky and rushing down from a height, forming a magnificent waterfall curtain, which makes people feel like they are in a natural wonder.
Surrounded by green plants and dotted with flowers, it is like an indoor rainforest. Here, people can temporarily avoid the hustle and bustle, listen to the sound of water and immerse themselves in natural tranquility.
At this point, the quick tour is over.
Congratulations, you have walked through most of Singapore in a few hours!
Write at the end
As an international city
Singapore is worth seeing
It doesn’t need to be too long
The gap for the transfer is enough
