Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is truly one of the must-see destinations on your Singapore exploration journey. As a business, resort and entertainment complex, Marina Bay Sands consists of three 55-storey towers connected by an indoor canal, a large 151-meter long sky swimming pool, a lotus-shaped museum, entertainment venues such as theaters, cinemas, shops of many fashion brands... With its unique, luxurious and sophisticated design, the Marina Hotel has become the most expensive destination in the world of tourism.

From the top floor of Marina Bay Sands, you will have the opportunity to admire the panoramic view of this beautiful city. More specifically, if you come to Marina Bay Sands in the evening, when the city lights up, Singapore will be sparkling and splendid like a precious gem, nestled in the strait.

Singapore Flyer

The giant observation wheel Singapore Flyer is known as one of the places to take beautiful photos when coming to this lion island. At the highest observation position, visitors can freely walk or see the whole view of Singapore from many different angles, from the Esplanade theater (durian theater) to Merlion park or the bustling business district Raffles and Marina Bay Sands complex.

The Singapore Flyer would be a great choice if you are looking to take time-lapse style photos.

Merlion Statue

The Merlion Fountain is one of the beautiful and frequently checked-in photo spots when tourists come to Singapore. The best time to take photos of the Merlion is confirmed by photographers to be at sunset or sunrise, when the first or last rays of sunlight appear from the distant horizon of Marina Bay.

The Merlion statue is located in Merlion Park, which is completely free to enter. Currently, this area has been upgraded with a system of cafes, restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. to serve tourists.

Gardens by the Bay

Situated in a prime location next to the Marina Reservoir, Gardens by the Bay is an artificial tree garden with unique, impressive and unique architecture of Singapore. This place brings a beautiful scene of colorful lights on the "super trees" at night and rustic, green when dawn comes.

The architecture of this famous tourist destination is modeled after Singapore's national flower - the orchid "Vanda Miss Joaqium". With an area of ​​over 101 hectares of land and sea, Gardens by the Bay is home to "super trees" 25 m to 50 m high. The massive "super trees" and the river scenery will make visitors want to stop here to take photos that are lively and full of cheerful colors.

The best place to take pictures in this garden is the bridge between Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay because from there, you can take pictures of the whole Marina Bay and the giant, colorful super trees of Gardens by the Bay. The best time to take pictures at Gardens by the Bay is in the evening, when all the "super trees" are lit up.

Visitors should book tickets to visit this artificial garden in advance through the website: www.gardensbythebay.com.sg to receive discounts.

Chinatown

Stepping into Chinatown, you will be completely captivated by the rows of lanterns and the typical images imbued with traditional Chinese culture.

And don’t forget to stop by the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, a unique structure located in Chinatown. Completed in 2007, the distinctive red color will be a highlight for all photographic works.

Little India

In Singapore, if you talk about colorful parties, Little India will definitely be the first name mentioned. Coming here, you will feel extremely happy and excited by the lively scene from the houses with bright paint colors or the colorful flower garlands hanging in front of the shops... All blend together, creating an extremely eye-catching space.

In particular, if you come to Little India in November, you will have the opportunity to participate in Deepavali - the colorful Festival of Lights and experiential activities.

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple is a prominent destination in Little India. You can take many beautiful pictures in this temple area.

ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay

The ArtScience Museum located on Marina Bay is quite famous and has gradually become one of the symbols of Singapore in recent years.

The entire structure is designed in an environmentally friendly way, with each exhibition space having windows to let in natural light, the lake at the foot of the museum is both intentional in design and artistically beautiful. In the evenings, the lighting system from below makes this structure even more sparkling and splendid.

Mount Emily Park

Nestled just outside the city, Mount Emily Park is a charming oasis of large, ancient trees and gentle slopes, making it an ideal location for creating interesting photo compositions.

Landscape photographers will love this location, with the city skyline blurred against the lush green backdrop in the distance. Sunrises and sunsets are also stunning, especially when the light filters through the thick foliage.