Just returned from Singapore... Pack fewer skirts!!

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~