Skyway

Published by Echoes of Horizons

7 days long

Advised budget $3410
(2 persons, 3-star hotel, mid-range restaurants)

Singapore

- Singapore

City Walk - 38%
Nature - 33%
Spectable - 14%
Other - 15%

Day 1

ArtScience Museum

Museum/Gallery, Photospot

3.0 hours

$5.0

Located at Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum is one of Singapore’s most iconic cultural attractions, instantly recognizable for its striking lotus-inspired architecture and its focus on blending art, science, culture, and technology. (Last Admis...

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sion: 6:00 PM)

Another World Is Possible

Museum/Gallery, Park

2.0 hours

$16.0

Another World Is Possible is a major exhibition at the ArtScience Museum in Singapore, exploring world‑building across cinema, architecture, design, and speculative fiction, presenting a distinctly Singaporean vision of the future that emphasizes ...

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long‑term thinking, environmental pragmatism, and collective responsibility.

Marina Bay Sands

Neighborhood, Photospot

3.0 hours

Marina Bay Sands is one of Singapore’s most iconic landmarks, created by architect Moshe Safdie, it is a luxury integrated resort that combines hospitality, entertainment, shopping, and cultural attractions all in one place.

Sands SkyPark Observation Deck

Observation Deck, Photospot

1.0 hours

$27.0

One of Singapore’s most iconic attractions, Sands SkyPark Observation Deck offers sweeping, elevated views of Marina Bay and Singapore’s glittering skyline with 56–57 storeys high. Perfect for a sunset visit or a night chill, it gives you panorami...

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c sights of Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Strait, and the city’s futuristic skyline all in one breathtaking sweep. (Daily schedule: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM, 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM)

Spectra – A Light and Water Show

Show

1.0 hours

Combining dancing fountains, colorful projections, lasers, mist effects, and orchestral music to tell the story of Singapore’s journey from past to present, Spectra – A Light and Water Show is one of Singapore’s most iconic free evening spectacles...

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, ideal to pair with a Marina Bay Sands SkyPark visit and Gardens by the Bay’s Supertree Grove.

Day 2

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Sky Garden at CapitaSpring

Observation Deck

Located on Level 51 of CapitaSpring, Sky Garden at CapitaSpring is a free rooftop garden and observation deck, one of Singapore’s tallest skyscrapers (280m), offering panoramic views of Marina Bay and the Central Business District, but access is ...

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limited to weekdays only.

Merlion

Monument

2.0 hours

Symbolizing the country’s origins as a fishing village (fish body) and its identity as the “Lion City” (lion head), Merlion is Singapore’s official mascot and one of its most iconic landmarks with the main statue at Merlion Park stands 8.6 metres ...

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tall, weighs 70 tonnes, and spouts water into Marina Bay.

Clarke Quay

Neighborhood, Photospot, Tour

3.0 hours

Famous for its nightlife, dining, and entertainment, Clarke Quay is one of Singapore’s most vibrant riverside districts, a place where heritage warehouses meet modern entertainment.

Day 3

Mount Faber Park

Park, Photospot

2.0 hours

One of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic green spaces, Mount Faber Park originally named Telok Blangah Hill, is a hilltop escape where visitors can hike scenic trails, ride the cable car to Sentosa, and enjoy tranquil lookout points above the city.

SkyHelix Sentosa

Observation Deck, Photospot

1.0 hours

$16.0

Offering breathtaking 360° views from 79 metres above sea level, SkyHelix Sentosa is Singapore’s highest open-air panoramic ride, a must-visit attraction for thrill-seekers and sightseers alike, combining gentle rotation, dangling feet, and refres...

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hing drinks for a unique experience. (Last Admission: 9:15 PM)

Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett

Game

3.0 hours

$80.0

Located on Siloso Beach, Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett is Singapore’s premier extreme sports attraction, featuring the country’s only bungee jump (47m tower), a giant swing reaching speeds of up to 120 km/h, and a glass-floored skybridge—all desig...

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ned for thrill seekers.

Fort Siloso Skywalk

Observation Deck, Photospot

2.0 hours

Offering panoramic treetop views and serving as the scenic entryway to Fort Siloso, Singapore’s only preserved coastal fort, Fort Siloso Skywalk is a free, 11‑storey high elevated bridge on Sentosa Island that stretches 181 meters, perfect for com...

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bining history with nature views on Sentosa.

Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony

Photospot, Show

0.5 hours

$20.0

One of Sentosa Island’s signature evening attractions, Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony is a spectacular outdoor show that blends water, light, fire, music, and pyrotechnics into a dramatic narrative. (Showtimes: Usually twice nightly at 7:40 PM a...

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nd 8:40 PM)

Day 4

Gardens by the Bay

Park, Photospot

3.0 hours

$16.0

A fusion of futuristic design and lush greenery that has become a symbol of the city’s “City in a Garden” vision, Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore’s most celebrated landmarks providing sprawling, immersive experience that blends horticulture...

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, architecture, and artistry. (last admission around 8:30 PM)

Cloud Forest

Natural Attraction, Photospot

2.0 hours

$23.0

One of Singapore’s most iconic attractions, Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay is a sweeping view of a mist‑shrouded mountain and cascading waterfall, a magical conservatory where visitors step into a cool tropical highland filled with rare plants...

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and immersive walkways.

Supertree Grove

Park

1.0 hours

One of Singapore’s most iconic attractions, blending futuristic design with ecological innovation, Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay is a symbol of the country’s sustainable future, merging art, architecture, and ecology. It’s especially magi...

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cal at night when the light show brings the grove alive.

Garden Rhapsody

Show

1.0 hours

Transforming the towering vertical gardens into a dazzling spectacle every night, Garden Rhapsody is the signature light and sound show at Gardens by the Bay’s Supertree Grove, one of Singapore’s most beloved free attractions, combining music, tec...

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hnology, and nature in a 15‑minute performance. (Show Timings: Daily: 7:45 PM)

Day 5

Jewel Changi Airport

Neighborhood

3.0 hours

Blending nature, retail, dining, and entertainment under one spectacular glass-and-steel dome, Jewel Changi Airport is one of Singapore’s most iconic destinations, a destination in itself, designed to wow travelers and locals alike.

Canopy Park - Jewel Changi

Natural Attraction, Park

2.0 hours

$6.0

Designed as a whimsical indoor wonderland that blends play, nature, and art, Canopy Park is the crown jewel at the top level (Level 5) of Jewel Changi Airport, one of the world’s most innovative travel hubs. From bouncing on the Sky Nets to naviga...

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ting the Mirror Maze, it’s designed for both kids and adults to rediscover a sense of wonder. (Last admission: 9:30 PM)

Hedge Maze

Park

2.0 hours

$10.0

Located at Canopy Park on Level 5, The Hedge Maze at Jewel Changi Airport is Singapore’s largest hedge maze, a fun, offering family-friendly adventure with hidden gates, motion-activated flowers, and a watchtower view at the end.

Butterfly Garden

Natural Attraction, Park

1.0 hours

Featuring over 1,000 tropical butterflies, lush greenery, and a 6‑meter grotto waterfall, Butterfly Garden at Changi Airport (Terminal 3) is the world’s first airport butterfly sanctuary, a unique stopover attraction for travelers.

Harvest herbs at Bollywood Veggies farm

In Kranji’s countryside, you can pluck lemongrass, turmeric, and pandan straight from the soil. Cooking with them afterward makes the flavors unforgettable.

Meet a sunset at Labrador Nature Reserve

Overlooking the sea, this park blends WWII relics with coastal cliffs. Watching the sun dip behind anchored ships is both historic and poetic.

Taste Peranakan desserts in Katong homes

Families still prepare kueh—colorful rice cakes layered with coconut and pandan. Sampling them in a heritage shophouse connects you to centuries of blended Chinese-Malay culture.

Sip kopi brewed in a sock at a hawker stall

Traditional kopi is strained through a cloth “sock,” giving it a rich, earthy taste. Watching the ritual is as rewarding as tasting the brew.

Walk barefoot on Pulau Ubin’s granite trails

This rustic island preserves kampong (village) life. Walking its forest paths barefoot lets you feel the earth that once built Singapore’s skyline.

Drift through mangroves at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Kayak or walk boardwalks among mudskippers, herons, and monitor lizards. It’s a rare glimpse of wild Singapore, far from skyscrapers.

Listen to Chinese opera at Kreta Ayer People’s Theatre

In Chinatown, traditional opera troupes perform with ornate costumes and haunting vocals. It’s a living art form rarely seen by casual visitors.

Whisper to orchids at the Botanic Gardens’ hidden corners

Beyond the main Orchid Garden, smaller trails reveal rare hybrids tended quietly by botanists. Strolling here feels like entering a secret floral library.

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