Your Picture-Perfect Spot

Standing tall since 1994, Raffles Marina Lighthouse guides ships near Singapore's second causeway to Malaysia. This 12 meter beacon flashes every 10 seconds, offering a stunning view over the marina. It's not owned by the port authority, adding to its charm.

Photographers love it, and it's a hit for weddings too. Enjoy the sunset after a meal at Marina Bistro or Discovery Pub. Remember, follow the rules and enjoy your visit! Open daily from 8 am to 10 pm, but bad weather might close it.

Visitor Rules: Keep It Safe

As guests, please:

- Don't bring outside food or set up picnics.

- Get approval for wedding photos or filming.

- No drones without permission.

- Stay safe, follow instructions, and respect others.

Enjoy your time at Raffles Marina Lighthouse!

This waterfall is the real deal! Nestled in the western part of Singapore lies Yunnan Garden.

Drawing inspiration from traditional Chinese gardens, it's a blend of culture and nature. Start your journey on the boardwalks at Nanyang Lake

Keep your eyes peeled for fish and terrapins as you head towards Yunnan Garden.

The star of the show? A 5.6 meter waterfall at the park's heart. You can view it from an elevated platform or get closer for a better look.

But there's more to this park than just scenery. Explore 19 different routes, from herbal to artistic trails. Learn about plants and history, or simply wander and enjoy the sculptures, ponds, and gazebos.

Don't forget to snap a pic at the Nantah Arch when you leave! Open 24 hours!

Did you know that nestled amidst Singapore's bustling cityscape lies the city-state's last remaining kampong, Kampong Lorong Buangkok?

Built in 1956 by Mr. Sng to accommodate plantation workers, this kampong was once as vast as six football fields, housing over 40 families. Today, it's home to 25 families, occupying a land area equivalent to three football fields.

Despite being surrounded by modern high-rises, Kampong Lorong Buangkok maintains its rustic charm. Chickens roam freely, treated as pets rather than dinner, and residents still embody the spirit of "gotong royong," or communal cooperation.

• Experience the charm of Kampong Lorong Buangkok for yourself on a private tour, but remember to respect residents' privacy by refraining from taking photos inside their homes without permission.

There’s several site to book for a 2hrs tour usually in small group of 4-8 person. Eg. Klook, Tripadvisor, etc.

You've heard about the new Bird Paradise in Mandai, right?

Well, they've just opened a fantastic Starbucks at the entrance! Even if birds aren't your thing, it's worth a visit—it's one of Singapore's coolest Starbucks.

Located in Mandai Wildlife West, this Starbucks doesn't require a ticket to enter. Step inside and you'll be amazed by the natural light and wooden structure, all made from reclaimed wood.

Plus, it's committed to sustainability, with eco-friendly practices and local artwork inspired by Mandai's wildlife.

So, next time you're in Mandai, don't miss out on Starbucks at Bird Paradise—it's a coffee experience like no other!