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You might think of Singapore as a bustling metropolis, perfect for groups of friends to indulge in shopping sprees and entertainment hubs. But Singapore's allure goes beyond that – it's filled with romantic spots ideal for couples. Let's dive into a 4-day, 3-night Singapore adventure designed for couples with KLOOK!
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Day 1:
14:00 – Changi Airport
For the quickest, most convenient, and cost-effective way to your hotel, remember to book Klook's private airport transfer service from Changi to the city. Upon arrival in Singapore, a professional chauffeur will greet you at the airport and transport you safely to any destination. Choose from a variety of Toyota and Audi vehicles to suit your transfer needs.
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16:00 – Hotel Check-in
16:30 – Exploring Chinatown
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Kick off your romantic getaway with a visit to one of Singapore's most famous districts, Chinatown!
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Chinatown stands as a vibrant blend of old and new, offering a deep dive into Singapore's rich architectural and cultural tapestry. Here, you'll immerse in stories of opium dens, slavery, brothels, and morgues from its colorful past. Besides its historical allure, Chinatown is a shopping paradise, presenting unique souvenirs you won't want to miss. Remember to pick a meaningful keepsake for your loved one to commemorate your journey together!
How to get there: Take the MRT via the North East line or Downtown line to Chinatown station
19:00 – Dinner at Spring Ju Chun Yuan restaurant
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After exploring Chinatown, relax and dine at Spring Ju Chun Yuan, a restaurant epitomizing authentic Chinese cuisine right in the heart of the area.
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Ju Chun Yuan, originally a famed Fujian cuisine chain in China, continues to delight in Singapore with its signature dishes like tender braised pork belly and the inventive 'Buddha Jumps Over The Wall', crafted by Chef Chen Zhun Fa since 1876. Opt for a private table to enjoy a romantic dinner.
Address: 130 Amoy St, Singapore
20:30 – Embark on a Singapore River Cruise
Post-dinner, board a traditional bumboat with your loved one to explore the rustic charm of the Singapore River. This popular tour among locals and tourists alike starts at Clarke Quay and offers a 40-minute journey past Singapore's iconic landmarks with engaging commentary. You can disembark at any stop to continue on foot (note that re-boarding is not permitted), or stay onboard to admire Singapore from a unique perspective. What could be more romantic than a boat ride with your partner?
Address: Clarke Quay Jetty River Cruise ticket counter
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22:00 – Enjoy a drink at The Chupitos Bar
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Although you can disembark at any jetty along the Singapore River cruise, KLOOK recommends completing your journey at Clarke Quay to fully enjoy the experience!
After your cruise, warm up your evening with a spirited visit to Chupitos Shots Bar, Singapore's first specialized shots bar offering a diverse menu of themed drinks. Relive childhood memories with Paddle Pop shots, chase away the night's gloom with Gas Chambers, or toast to romance with couple-themed drinks like Pink Panther or Singapore Sling.
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At The Chupitos Bar, explore over 130 different concoctions and be mesmerized by the bartenders' spectacular showmanship involving candy, fire, and skillful handling of mixology tools.
Address: 3B River Valley Road, Clarke Quay, #01-05, Singapore
23:00 – Return to hotel
Day 2:
8:00 – Breakfast at the hotel
To save time for a packed second day, start your morning with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on your journey!
9:00 – Visit the Tree Top Walk
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Kick off day two with a visit to MacRitchie Reservoir Park, a renowned free green space in Singapore. The park's highlight for nature-loving couples is the Tree Top Walk, an absolute must-visit for an immersive nature experience and outdoor activities.
From the Tree Top Walk, enjoy breathtaking views of Singapore's lush tropical forests and capture countless perfect photos together.
How to get there: Take the Downtown line to Beauty World MRT station
12:00 – Visit and have lunch at Bollywood Veggies farm
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After strolling through Tree Top Walk, dive into the world of organic farming at Bollywood Veggies, founded by a visionary Singaporean couple, Ivy Singh and Lim Ho Seng, who turned their retirement into a green haven in the city's heart.
Bollywood Veggies has grown into a lush attraction, offering a unique chance to experience organic farming and enjoy freshly harvested meals, making it a must-visit for those looking to embrace modern farming and a nutritious lunch.
Address: 100 Neo Tiew Road, Singapore
15:00 – Explore Jurong East
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Jurong East is the perfect spot for budget-friendly shopping sprees. Head to the West of Singapore and hit IMM, the largest outlet mall in the country. Be mindful of credit card temptations with year-round discounts at over 80 stores. Score unbelievable deals on brands like Adidas to Timberland, and snag up to 70% off on designer brands such as Agnès B and Coach, or explore classic American labels like Calvin Klein Jeans and COACH at FJ Benjamin.
To get there: Use the MRT East West or North South line and exit at Jurong East station.
19:00 - Enjoy dinner at 328 Katong Laksa in Westgate, indulging in spicy, creamy coconut and seafood soup, served with fiery tuna fishcakes.
Warm up after a day's exploration at 328 Katong Laksa, Westgate, with their rich and spicy coconut milk-based seafood soup, enhanced with spicy tuna fishcakes.
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Location: 3 Gateway Dr, Singapore
21:30 - Experience the Signature Cocktail Flight on the Singapore Flyer for a memorable evening.
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After a fulfilling dinner, find a tranquil spot to share drinks and whispers, deepening your bond. There's no better place for a romantic cocktail than on the Singapore Flyer. In a private cabin, overlooking the stunning skyline of Singapore, savoring aromatic cocktails, your connection deepens without words, surrounded by romantic vistas.
22:30 - Head back to the hotel
Day 3:
8:00 - Breakfast at Chin Mee Chin Confectionery
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Kickstart your day in Singapore with a traditional Chinese breakfast at Chin Mee Chin Confectionery. Enjoy famous treats like Kaya Toast and egg tarts with coffee or tea for a refreshing morning.
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Unlike other places, Chin Mee Chin serves Kaya Toast not as a sandwich but more like a round loaf, homemade and served warm and crispy with butter - absolutely delightful. Don't miss out on the creamy egg tarts, with a perfectly crisp crust filled with custard that melts in your mouth, leaving a rich, buttery flavor.
Address: 204 East Coast Road, Singapore
9:00 - Explore East Coast Park
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After a cozy breakfast, dive into some healthy activities at East Coast Park, Singapore's largest park spanning about 185 hectares on the east side. Perfect for those looking to escape the city for a day or even camp overnight. With 15 kilometers of man-made coastline, it's among the best spots for a beach day and an ideal setting for couples to picnic by the sea. For more adventurous couples, consider renting bicycles to fully explore the scenic coastal path.
Address: E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore
12:30 - Lunch at Long Beach Seafood
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After some active time at East Coast Park, take a lunch break to enjoy a delicious seafood meal by the sea. Long Beach Seafood, one of Singapore's largest seafood restaurant chains, offers a variety of seafood dishes including the famous Singapore chili crab.
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Beyond the chili crab, the fish and snails here are equally delectable, with all seafood freshly prepared on-site. Don't miss out on trying the razor clams stir-fried with rice noodles and the Portuguese-style cream sauce lobster, both highly recommended in the restaurant's menu.
Address: East Coast Parkway, East Coast Seafood Centre
Opening hours: 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM
14:00 - Enjoy cakes and drinks at Laurent's Cafe & Chocolate Bar
After lunch, it's time for a light snack! As you wrap up your East Coast beachside excursion, head back downtown to prep for an afternoon stroll in the famous Botanic Gardens. En route, stop by Laurent's Cafe for some exquisite pastries and a relaxing break. The desserts here are not only delicious but also visually stunning, perfect for a social media check-in.
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Address: Robinson The Heeren, 260 Orchard Rd
Opening hours: 9:30 AM to 10:00 PM
15:30 - Visit the Botanic Gardens
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The Singapore Botanic Gardens, a 158-year-old tropical garden located near the Orchard Road shopping district, is less than a 15-minute MRT ride from Laurent’s Cafe. It stands out as the only tropical garden to be honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2013, it was ranked as Asia's top park attraction by Travellers’ Choice Awards. Moreover, it was acclaimed as Garden of the Year at the 2012 Gardens of the Year awards and received a three-star rating from Michelin in 2008.
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This garden is an award magnet, isn't it? With diverse themed sections like the Orchid Garden, the Tropical Rainforest, bonsai-styled gardens, Tanglin Gate, and the Green Pavilion, you're in for a multitude of stunning natural backdrops perfect for your photo ops. Remember to slow down and breathe in the fresh air amidst the city's hustle.
How to get there: Take the MRT Downtown line or Circle line to Botanic Garden station.
17:30 - Dinner at Food for Tots, located within Botanic Gardens
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Within the Botanic Gardens lies Food for Tots, a charmingly decorated fast food restaurant. It's an ideal spot for couples to rest their feet and refill after a day full of activities.
Address: 1H, Cluny Road #01-K1 Singapore
Opening hours: 9 AM to 7 PM
19:30 - Explore Little India
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Before calling it a day and heading back to the hotel, make a stop at Little India to shop till you drop for unique Indian goods, Batik style fabrics, and clothes at the night markets. Plus, there's a huge electronics mall, SIM LIM, perfect for tech lovers to browse through.
How to get there: Take the MRT Downtown line to Little India station
22:00 - Head back to the hotel
Day 4:
9:00 - Hotel check-out
Ensure an early check-out to enjoy your last day without the rush of getting back to the hotel on time.
9:30 - Visit Bugis area
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Bugis Junction serves as your final shopping spree destination before flying back to Vietnam. Discover unique finds at Bras Basah Complex, like art supplies at Art Friend and old books at Evernew. Bugis Street offers a paradise of discounted clothing and souvenirs, worth the crowd. For luxury brand enthusiasts, Bugis+ is a must-visit with seven floors of retail heaven, including Sephora, Pull & Bear, La Senza, and Singapore's largest Uniqlo.
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For those less inclined towards shopping, Haji Lane offers a peaceful retreat with its quaint cafes, unique boutiques, and colorful houses. Don't miss out on a photo opportunity with the mosque in this area. Enjoy your lunch at one of the cafes here before heading to the airport back to Vietnam.
How to get there: Take the MRT Downtown line or East West line to Bugis station.
15:00 - Head to Changi Airport for your flight back to Vietnam
After a fulfilling 4-day, 3-night adventure in Singapore, if you're still longing for more time together, consider arriving at Changi Airport a bit earlier. It's an exciting place for last-minute check-ins and capturing memories together.
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What better way to end an incredible journey than at such a fantastic airport!
