Gardens by the Bay is a unique and stunning Singaporean attraction that impresses at first sight. It features giant artificial trees that tower toward the sky. The Gardens by the Bay is quite extensive, with 18 giant trees standing 50 meters tall, built with steel, and covered outside by various kinds of creepers, bringing together over 200,000 species of plants from around the world, living and thriving in two symmetrical conservatories. At night, the supertrees light up in a spectacular display of bright, dazzling colors, making you feel like you’re living in a festival of lights.

Marina Barrage is a world-famous Singaporean attraction, as it is not just a dam tasked with water supply and flood control, but also a testament to the immense capabilities of human beings. Located right in the city center, it is the first and most urbanized large catchment area in Singapore, featuring an artificial lake. The Marina Barrage also organizes many sightseeing activities for Singaporean tourists, such as visiting the Sustainable Exhibition, immersing themselves in the romantic sunset scenery, or experiencing fun activities such as dragon boating, sailing and kayaking. These will be exciting experiences for you.

The Merlion Statue spraying water is a legendary symbol and a popular tourist attraction in Singapore, where many visitors take photos. This 70-ton statue is very sturdy and made of concrete. You can also stroll, relax, or hold small gatherings around the statue. Merlion Park also has a sturdy pier that extends towards the river, from where you can take panoramic photos of the Merlion area or Marina Bay.

Marina Bay Sands is a must-see destination when it comes to beautiful scenes in Singapore. With an area of over 15.5 hectares, luxurious and splendid architecture combined with extravagant services, it is known as the most expensive building in the world. The special feature of Marina Bay Sands lies in the infinity pool designed to be located at the top of the 3 towers, overlooking the sky.

When night falls, Singaporean tourists also have the opportunity to admire the magnificent light show that illuminates the entire Marina Bay, creating a stunning and eye-catching view.

The Singapore Flyer is one of the largest observation wheels in the world, standing at a height of 178 meters and providing an ideal location to observe the entire beautiful scenery of Singapore from above. The Singapore Flyer has 28 cabins, each accommodating around 25 people, and it rotates at a relatively slow speed, allowing visitors to admire the breathtaking beauty of the Singapore sky or the magnificent skyscrapers surrounding Marina Bay, with their vivid and vibrant lights.

The crabs will be cracked into pieces then stir-fried with chili sauce, beaten eggs and tomatoes after being processed. The key to this enticing dish is the fresh crab meat and the legendary chili sauce. Although it has the characteristic spiciness of chili, it is not too spicy so those who are afraid of spicy food can also try this dish.

Bak Kut Teh came into existence like this: In ancient times in Singapore, there was a beggar who came to a pork noodle shop to ask for food. The shop owner was also going through difficult times but still had the heart to help the beggar. He boiled some leftover pork bones and added various simple spices he used to season the soup, including star anise and peppercorns, which gave the dish a tea-like color. Therefore, Bak Kut Teh was born. A priest once said that this was a type of tonic created to help restore energy for the Chinese laborers working in the Clarke Quay area.

Singapore has a signature breakfast dish that any tourist who comes there must experience. The breakfast dish is called "Kaya Toast," which is toasted bread served with eggs and a cup of coffee or tea. You can enjoy this dish anywhere in Singapore, with Ya Kun Kaya Toast and Tong Ah Eating House for particularly famous places to try it.

Satay are marinated with turmeric and other spices, then skewered onto bamboo sticks and grilled. The meat will have a subtle turmeric flavor and is served with a special peanut sauce. In addition, the grilled meat skewers are served with cucumber and pickles. You can choose various types of meat according to your preference, such as pork, beef, chicken, and lamb.

Chicken rice is made from the main ingredients of chicken and rice, which are cooked in chicken broth until the rice is slightly yellow and eye-catching. The boiled chicken is served with a savory sauce poured over it. The key to the success of this dish is the chicken broth, which is prepared differently in each restaurant, resulting in different flavors. However, no matter where you eat it, you will be able to taste the original flavor of this dish in Singapore. As it is a national dish, you can easily find Hainanese chicken rice in any restaurant, food court in shopping centers, or other budget-friendly eateries.

Frog porridge is one of the pride of Singaporean cuisine. It is familiar to Vietnamese people as it has been imported for a long time. Singaporean frog porridge is usually served in two bowls, one with braised frog meat and the other with white porridge. The frog meat is chewy and sweet, soaked in a thick, spicy sauce with the spice of pepper and chili, which goes well with the soft, fragrant porridge. Just try a piece, and you will feel the rich flavor spreading throughout your mouth.

Laksa, also known as seafood noodles served with curry broth and coconut milk, is a specialty of the Chinese living in the Malacca Strait. This dish was introduced to Singapore and became popular with the locals. Laksa is prepared in many different styles such as Penang Laksa, Sarawak Laksa, etc. However, when visiting Singapore, I recommend trying the Katong Laksa, a unique version that locals prefer.

The Original Duck Tour Singapore is a highly acclaimed tourism activity in Singapore. It is a one-hour ride on a water taxi that takes you along the Civic District, past the quayside, and on a boat ride to famous Singapore tourist destinations such as the Merlion statue and Marina Bay Sands.

Starting your journey of eating, shopping, sightseeing and experiencing the culture of Singapore can begin as soon as you set foot on Singapore. At Changi Airport, a famous shopping center at the international airport, you can admire a 40-meter-tall artificial waterfall, explore indoor gardens, indulge in Singapore’s delicious cuisine from top brands, and hunt for affordable luxury goods. The Canopy and Foggy Bowls areas – with a giant sky net and maze of hedges – on the top floor of Jewel Changi are a favorite spot for young families.

Young travelers won’t want to miss out on this exciting and fascinating wildlife tour.

Singapore Zoo is home to over 2,800 animals of 300 different species. You can learn more about the tropical rainforest ecosystem and enjoy a fun and refreshing atmosphere. You will find the answer at Night Safari – a wildlife park that specializes in night-time electric tram rides, giving you a close-up view of the exciting life of these “furry friends”.

At River Wonders, you have the opportunity to meet the adorable “local celebrity” – a panda named Le Le. Make sure to fully charge your phone and camera to capture these cute moments.

To South of Singapore, you will find the untouched beauty of islands such as Lazarus, St. John, and Kusu. Not only do they offer impressive greenery, but also truly reflect the unique cultural identity of the indigenous people. It’s quite fascinating to know that the top urban area in the region still possesses such an enchanting and rustic aspect like this.

You can experience the thrill of free-falling from a height of 47 meters with the Bungy jumping game or the intense sensation of the Giant Swing, which can reach speeds up to 120 km/h. The Siloso Beach on Sentosa Island is one of the hottest tourist destinations in Singapore, often hosting EDM music performances.

Universal Studios Singapore (USS) is the most famous tourist destination in Singapore – no matter what time of the year. Thanks to meticulous investment and a diversity of activities, USS can cater to all types of tourists. Young visitors will be thrilled to meet familiar cartoon characters such as Sesame Street, Madagascar, and Minions. Thrill-seekers can experience the thrilling roller coaster ride of Battlestar Galactica or the wild journey filled with the smoke and flames of Jurassic Park.

You can easily find flight tickets to Singapore with prices ranging from around 4,000,000 VND for an economy class one-way ticket. Bamboo Airways has two operating routes to Singapore including Ho Chi Minh City - Singapore and Hanoi - Singapore. Due to the geographical distance of these airports, the flight time to Singapore varies.

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• MRT is a popular means of transportation in the city center of Singapore. There are very few train lines in Singapore, making it easy to navigate with many easy-to-understand signs and directions. Even if you have never traveled to Singapore before, it is very easy to get around. Singapore’s transportation system is one of the most advanced in Asia
• The bus is popular transportation in Singapore. If the subway only travels around the city, with buses, you can travel to the suburbs of the city.
• Moving by Grab is more convenient for those who are more well-off and have a 3G or 4G sim to support booking Grab. If you don't like walking too much, booking Grab is a good choice for you. Grab here is also popular and cheaper than traditional taxis
• If you stay at a hotel near the Singapore River, remember to take a River taxi at least once in your life. Riding a River taxi is quite exciting, you will admire a more poetic Singapore view
• Hop on Hop off: Have you ever seen those open-top double-decker buses in movies and dreamed of riding them? Singapore tourism will turn your dream into reality. You will be given headphones to listen to the English commentary about the tourist attractions