Singapore Night Tour by Double-Decker Bus

Finished in 2 hours on a double-decker bus
Singapore Core Night View Tour

This 2-hour double-decker bus tour is recommended for those who want to enjoy Singapore's essential night view spots in a simple but meaningful way. Since a Korean-speaking guide will accompany you during the tour, you can enjoy Singapore without worrying about being confused.

Take a double-decker bus to admire the huge Fountain of Wealth in front of Suntec City Mall, and enjoy the Spectra Light & Water Show at Marina Bay Sands, an unmissable highlight of any trip to Singapore! Also, visit Lake Park where you can see the symbol of Singapore, the Merlion with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, and take great photos with Marina Bay and the Merlion statue in the background. Finally, after the tour, try Singapore's representative foods such as que tiao, hokkien mee, and satay at Singapore's largest food court.

Introducing the best night view points in Singapore

Fountain of Wealth
The Fountain of Wealth, located at Suntec City Mall, was registered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest fountain in 1998. It is shaped like a gold ring placed on the palm of one's hand, and the combination of gushing water and lighting after sunset makes it one of Singapore's key night view attractions. It is said that many tourists visit the Fountain of Wealth because there is a legend that if you touch the water gushing from the center of the fountain and spin it three times clockwise, you will become rich.

Marina Bay Sands Spectra Light & Water Show
The Spectra Light and Water Show is an entertainment show hosted by Marina Bay Sands, and was produced over a total of two years. The spectacular show created by light and water using various technologies and equipment lasts for about 15 minutes and is free to watch, making it one of the must-visit attractions for tourists visiting Marina Bay. It is a performance consisting of a total of 4 acts, with Acts 1 and 2 covering Singapore culture and history, and Acts 3 and 4 dealing with Singapore's future. Come see this amazingly spectacular show right now!

Merlion Park
Merlion Park is a lake park where you can see the Merlion, the symbol of Singapore, which has the head of a lion and the body of a fish. Take a commemorative photo with the 8.6m tall Merlion Statue spouting water and Marina Bay Sands in the background!

Introducing Singapore’s representative food

Hokkienme & Que Tiao
It is a noodle dish made with stir-fried seafood such as shrimp and squid, bean sprouts, and vegetables. Hokkien mee is light and has moist noodles, while que tiao is stir-fried in dark soy sauce, so it is dark in color and has a salty taste. In the case of Hokkien Mee, it is said that the flavor doubles when eaten with sambal sauce and lime. Both dishes suit the Korean palate well and are one of the familiar foods that can be eaten anywhere, including hawker centers and food courts.

Satay
Satay is a Singaporean-style skewer dish featuring bite-sized pieces of chicken, pork, beef, etc., coated in a sweet sauce and grilled over an open flame. It is served with cucumbers and onions and dipped in a savory peanut sauce. It's the most popular menu item in the evening, and it goes perfectly with a cold beer, so it's great to eat at the end of the day!