A complete travel guide to Singapore during the Chinese New Year

The New Year is coming, are you planning to go to Singapore to celebrate the New Year? Here is a super practical 5-day travel guide to take you around Singapore, don’t miss it! -- Singapore, a place where history and modernity blend. From the Supertrees 🌳 at Gardens by the Bay to the Sentosa Oceanarium 🐠, there are views everywhere. Here, diverse cultures such as Chinese, Malays, and Indians coexist, and the customs are unique. -- 🚩Route Overview: Day 1: Chinatown Experience Singapore's Chinatown in depth and feel the Chinese customs in an exotic culture. Day 2: Universal Studios Singapore -> Wings of Time Experience the excitement of a movie-themed theme park, and watch a thrilling water light show at night. Day 3: Chinatown Plaza I visited Chinatown again, this time focusing on the square and savoring a different kind of urban atmosphere. Day 4: Mount Faber Park->Orchard Road->Orchard Road Library->ION Sky->Joo Chiat Temple->Night Safari From the mountaintop park to the bustling shopping street, to the tranquil temple, and finally to the unique night zoo, the day's itinerary is rich and colorful. Day 5: Jewel Changi Airport Enjoy some last minute shopping and relaxation at Singapore's iconic shopping mall. -- Attractions suggestions: 🌟 Universal Studios Singapore: Travel back to Egypt in the 1920s, a mysterious and thrilling journey is waiting for you to experience! 🌙 Night Safari: Want to explore the animal world at night? This is definitely the best choice! You can also watch the amazing fairy animal show! ✨ Wings of Time: An international-level star-studded water and fire show that takes you through time and space to explore the unknown world! -- 🎒 Travel essentials: Singapore packing list revealed! 📞 Phone Cards: When visiting Singapore, don’t forget to prepare a local phone card in advance for easy communication. Singtel’s sim card is pretty good, and you can also choose a two-in-one transportation card, which makes traveling less stressful. 🔌 Plugs: Singapore uses British standard plugs, so remember to bring a conversion plug so that your charger and power bank can come in handy and keep them fully charged anytime and anywhere. 👕 Clothing: Although Singapore in January is not too hot, it may rain a little more. Bring some light and breathable summer clothes, as well as high-factor sunscreen and an umbrella, which can protect you from the sun and rain, allowing you to easily cope with various weather changes. Oh, and by the way, the air conditioning in indoor places in Singapore may be turned on quite high, so it is recommended to bring a thin jacket just in case. -- Come to Singapore and enjoy the charm of the Lion City. A journey will create lifelong memories, so don’t miss it!