Hi, so you've got a layover in singapore and you've probably got two questions on your mind what can i
do while i'm here and how can i do them in the quickest amount of time possible. To make this
experience as authentic as we can we're going to be starting our journey at the same place that you
would at Changi airport (Singapore) so grab your suitcases and let's go! We have arrived at changi airport
at the arrivals terminal and we need to get rid of our heavy baggage, we want to enjoy our day
but we can't do that if we have to bring our bags around. Luckily for us we can put them in
baggage storage at Jewel, after dropping off our small suitcase for 10 singapore dollars we were
handed our receipt and told to pick up our items by 10 pm, otherwise we'd face an overdue charge.
One of the things you'll find most amazing about singapore
is you could probably spend most of your day at Jewel.
It was time for breakfast and we decided to start our day with a traditional singaporean breakfast
of Kaya toast. If you're curious as to what kaya toast is
it's a jam that's made from coconut and pandan leaves, traditionally it's
served with a half boiled egg and you can add soy sauce for a salty flavor.
One of the things that you really need to be careful of in singapore
is that the weather can change just in an instant, it was really really sunny when we left
Jewel, I mean the weather is crazy we got thunder and lightning just like out of nowhere
up next was the cable car from Mount Faber, ticket prices were 24 SGD each and you need to
book the tickets in advance. We decided to go on the cable car even though it's a really wet day but
it was a really good view and we got to see a bit of singapore that we probably wouldn't have
seen before. We're going to be heading down to the beach and if you want to do that you
need to get on another cable car or at least get onto a monorail to go to the next station.
We've just finished on the cable car and the weather has got a lot better so we've stopped
for some brunch at this beach club, most of the time you do have to make a reservation but we
did just walk in so it is possible to get away with doing that. There is a minimum spend you
have to spend 60 singapore dollars but you can do that quite easily, even as a table
of two we just had a main meal and a drink and that came to 62 SGD so it's easily doable.
We're gonna finish up here and make our way back into the city for activity number three.
Singapore has some amazing walking streets
and there's quite a few to choose from, first we visited chinatown to check out some of
the old style buildings and we also wanted to pop by and see the buddha tooth temple
we finally made our way to Haji lane in Bugis. One thing that stands out to you straight away
is just how vibrant and unique the streets are here, there's also a really big art scene here and
a lot of the walls are covered in graffiti but in a really tasteful and stylish way.
Next up was one of my favorite things because it involves food, we're off to Newton food centre.
So after a really long day of going around the city you're probably going to be pretty hungry
and what a better way to spend your evening than trying some traditional Singaporean food at a
traditional hawker center. We've come to Newton hawker center which is a pretty famous one for
featuring in the movie "Crazy rich Asians" but other than its fame in the movies, it does some
lovely food we've gone for a bit of a varied selection we've got some mutton and beef satay
we've gone for a white carrot cake and we've gone for some stingray with garlic on top
i feel like we've got enough to eat and of course Madoka's got a beer she couldn't live without one!
We've come to the observation deck at Marina Bay Sands and a ticket to come up here is going to
cost you 26 Singapore dollars and it's going to cost you 18 (SGD) if you're a resident here like
us so we did get a little bit cheaper but for the price with this amazing view we decided to
come at sunset and we wasn't really too sure if it was going to be any good because it has been
raining all day in Singapore but i don't think this is disappointing at all. This is one of the
last activities that we're going to be doing here in Singapore before we head back to the airport
we've got one final one which is going to see the "Super trees" at night if you like this video
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we're running so we can get to the super trees because it's just started to play
i had to ditch Madoka she's got hurt feet, I really didn't want to but we're almost here
that is it we are finally back to where it all started at jewel and we are here
to pick up our baggage we've gone a long way it's been a 13-hour day and it's been really
long hasn't it yeah but it was really fun don't do what we did because we only put 12 hours
on the clock which means that you would have missed your flight if you did like this video
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it's been lovely thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next one peace