In Southeast Asia, which is not far from us, there is such an island country. It is small in size, and you can visit the whole island in an hour by car. It has a small population, and among the more than 5 million people, Chinese account for more than 70%; Its price is not high, and its food is similar to that of mainland China… But it is such a place known as one of the “Four Asian Tigers” and the fourth largest international financial center after New York, London and Hong Kong; it is inclusive and integrated Diverse cultures from all over the world; its architectural atmosphere is exquisite and international, and its education has always adhered to the combination of Chinese and Western.
Such a magical country has gradually become an overseas tourist destination that Chinese people cannot miss in recent years – Singapore.
Why travel to Singapore? This is a melting pot of multiculturalism, is the gathering place of Southeast Asian art, is an amusement park for all ages, foodie and shopper’s paradise.
There are multi-ethnic religions and cultures here. Immigrants from Singapore account for 90% of the population of Singapore, including Chinese, Malay, Indian and Middle Eastern ethnic groups, gradually forming many exotic areas with different styles. The official languages are English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Of course, you don’t have to worry too much. Most Singaporeans are Chinese and overseas Chinese. There are also Chinese signs all over the streets and alleys of Singapore. It is not a problem to talk directly in Chinese. But if you see people such as Muslims and Hindus, please don’t look at them in a strange way or take pictures of them.
You can’t miss the affordable hawker centers, where you can experience the most authentic local food for a few dollars. Food courts like Maxwell and Amoy Street are definitely the favorites of backpackers who are short of money and love to try new things. Of course, in Singapore, in addition to various delicacies, drinking among them has also become a very important part. Singaporeans love to drink coffee, but they also pay attention to coffee. They do not call coffee, but Kopi. When you are eating out, if a service asks you if you want water, it doesn’t mean ordinary water, it asks if you want a drink.
To travel to Singapore, there are three most important things, you need to prepare your homework in advance, that is – travel, food, and accommodation. What kind of transportation do we take to Singapore; where can we eat delicious food when we arrive in Singapore; where we live, the transportation will be convenient. These are all things we need to consider.
So today, let’s take a look at hotels in Singapore and find a hotel that suits us when we travel.
Hotel recommendation:
- Pan Pacific Singapore
This hotel is located at Marina Bay. The hotel is directly connected to Marina Square Mall and Suntec Convention Centre. Hotel is a 5-minute walk from Promenade MRT Station and Changi International Airport is a 20-minute drive from the hotel. The hotel entertainment facilities include a fitness center, tennis court, etc. St. Gregory Spa can provide massage service and treatment for you to eliminate a day of fatigue. It is one of the hotels you can choose when you come to Singapore.
- Andaz Singapore – A Concept by Hyatt
Situated near Marina Bay and at the crossroads of the Kampong Glam, Little India and Bras Basah Bugis cultural districts, with their intimate shophouse-filled alleyways and atmospheric colours, textures and flavours, Andaz Singapore-a concept by Hyatt hotel aims to spark off a sense of discovery of the rich culture of Singapore, and inspire guests to experience the city through fresh perspectives. It is one of the hotels you can choose when you come to Singapore.
- Amara Singapore
A 2-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station, Amara Singapore boasts a Balinese-style pool and spa. A fitness centre and Futsal Court are available. The hotel features 9 dining options. A 10-minute walk brings to Chinatown and local foodstreet, Lau Pa Sat. Orchard Road, Marina Bay Sands is a 15-minute train ride away. It is one of the hotels you can choose when you come to Singapore.
