Singapore 3 Great Night Views & Johor Bahru 2 Day Tour

Singapore's top three night views and Malaysia's Johor Bahru
See it all in one trip with a 2-day tour

Introducing a cost-effective tour that allows you to enjoy the colorful and attractive night view of Singapore for two days and visit Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Take a double-decker bus to see Orchard Road, Suntec City, and Benjamin Pearce Bridge, before seeing Singapore's top highlights: the Supertree Garden Rhapsody show at Gardens by the Bay and the Spectra Light & Water Show at Marina Bay Sands! Lastly, stop by Merlion Park, where you can see the iconic Merlion statue of Singapore, take some pictures, and finish your Singapore night view tour with a walk to Clarke Quay.

The next afternoon, depart for Johor Bahru and visit only the key attractions in Johor Bahru, then have a delicious dinner including chilli crab, and finally, meet the beautifully twinkling fireflies! This is an opportunity to explore Johor Bahru, which has a different charm from Singapore!

Introducing the best night view points in Singapore

Suntec City 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.

Garden Rhapsody Supertree Show
The Garden Rhapsody Supertree Show is a spectacular light show that represents Gardens by the Bay. It is a show where you can enjoy colorful lights and music. It is a light event with spectacular sound that can be seen in the 'Supertree Grove', a garden with 12 artificial trees about 25-50m tall. There are two performances every evening. This performance was co-directed by lighting designer Adrian Tan and composer Bang Wenfu, and features a variety of themes and themes, including a wondrous illusion of the moon, 1970s disco, and the opera 'Les Miserables'.

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 essential travel destinations in Johor Bahru

Johor Bahru is a city located at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula and is the second largest city after the capital Kuala Lumpur. It is less than a 2-hour drive from Singapore, so you can travel not only to Singapore but also to Malaysia.

sultan palace park
At Grand Palace Park, where the king of Johor Bahru lives, learn about the interesting history of Malaysia's kings and take the best photos of your life in front of the large royal palace. Muslim Mosque The mosque was built in the British Victorian-era architectural style, preserving its historical grandeur and old buildings, and you can hear about the Muslim culture of prayer. Learn the amazing information that the Indian Glass Temple was built in Johor Bahru for the first time in the world, and take a great photo at the temple created by 6 brilliant lights!

Johor Bahru Mosque Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque
Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque is the most beautiful Islamic mosque in Malaysia, with an exquisite combination of Western neoclassicism and Islamic architectural styles. It is said to have been named after Sultan Abu Bakr, who is called the father of Johor, and was completed in the 1900s after Sultan Abu Bakr's death.

local fruit market
At Johor Bahru's largest and most famous traditional fruit market, famous among locals and Singaporeans, taste and buy Southeast Asian fruits such as durian, mangosteen, mango, and papaya, as well as kaya jam, coffee, and mango pudding!

firefly experience
Let’s board the firefly boat and go looking for twinkling fireflies! Immerse yourself in a fantastic show of fireflies, twinkling like Christmas trees that can only be found in pristine mangrove trees. Through the guide's story about firefly ecology, you can not only get to know fireflies more easily through fun and informative information, but also enjoy the sight of countless fireflies twinkling like stars!