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Trip Itinerary
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Singapore
Day 1-5
Oh, Singapore, my beautiful home. I used to work in the airport and enjoyed listening to the stories of people exploring this tiny little red dot. Singapore has so much diversity and different cultures, all merged together in unity. And what I've learned is a surprise to many, is that our native language is English! So language is not a problem at all. This trip is designed not only to include the more popular tourist attractions (and food) but also lots of local spots and hidden gems! Here are my suggestions only, feel free to pitch in! 💛 - Marina Bay Sands (free 1-night stay, shared room) - Singapore Jewel Changi Airport (where you find the social media famous indoor waterfall. We can explore when you arrive in SG!) - Esplanade and Merlion - Gardens by the Bay - Sentosa Island (this is where the locals call, "Vacation Island" because all the fun is gathered here - Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark, iFly Singapore, Luge, Cable Car, Zip-Line, Bungee Jump, etc.) - National Museum of Singapore - Orchard Road and Somerset (the shopping district) - Chinatown - Little India - Clarke Quay (where you find the bars and nightlife) - Haji Lane (hidden gem) - Pulau Ubin (hidden gem) - JooChiat/ Katong for a hint of the old days (hidden gem) - and many more!
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Johor Bahru
Day 5
I love this less touristy city in Malaysia (it's actually a popular getaway destination among locals living in Singapore.) Johor Bahru is located only 10 mins away by train (about 8€ for a round-ticket) which makes it perfect for a half-day or full-day trip. I visit this city a lot for late night guilty-supper and massages! You can estimate about 40-50€ for the entire day of exploring and eating in Johor Bahru. I will also bring you to one of my favourite hidden spots to catch the sunset. Let me tell you: this place is BEAUTIFUL. It's empty really, because the residential blocks nearby aren't fully developed yet but there's a few outdoor restaurants and a mini retro-theme park which makes it so unique. I usually rent an e-scooter or bicycle for about 10-15€, ride around and enjoy the breeze while the sun sets.
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Kuala Lumpur
Day 5-7
Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia! This is where you find the famous Petronas Twin Towers which by the way, boasts a remarkable view at the top. The towers are mostly used as office spaces with a huge shopping mall below, with a little gift shop where you can write your future self a postcard. This city is also fantastic to visit it's nearby Batu Caves, Genting Highlands (think amusement park sitting on the mountains, strawberry farms on the mountains, etc) and lots of great food options at affordable prices including night markets. We will hop on a luxury coach from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. It is about 6 hours directly to KL, with an entertainment system, food, coffee/ tea and light bites served on board. I've taken this route a few times and the seats are extremely comfortable. There is WIFI on board as well, but disclaimer: it isn't as strong as I would hope for. However, you can connect to my hotspot for free or purchase your own roaming.
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