In Singapore, the journey begins before you even leave the airport.
Changi Airport isn’t just a stopover—it's a destination on its own.

Awarded countless times as the world’s best airport, Changi blends architecture, nature, and entertainment in a way few other airports can match. And the highlight? Jewel Changi and its iconic HSBC Rain Vortex.


Jewel Changi & Rain Vortex – A Scene Out of a Dream

At the heart of Jewel stands the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, the Rain Vortex. Water cascades from the glass ceiling into a lush indoor forest, surrounded by walking paths and photo spots.

By day, sunlight filters through the glass dome creating a heavenly scene. By night, a light-and-sound show transforms the space into a fantasy landscape.
If you’ve ever wanted to take a photo in a futuristic jungle, this is it.


Explore Canopy Park – Changi’s Hidden Amusement Zone

Located at the top level of Jewel, Canopy Park is the airport’s very own playland.
Families with children can enjoy massive slides, mazes, and even a trampoline suspended high above the ground.

Couples and solo travelers can stroll through foggy gardens, admire floral art installations, and just soak in the dreamy atmosphere.
This is not just another airport—it's a tropical escape wrapped in glass.

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Food That’s Worth the Layover

From local classics like Kaya Toast and Hainanese chicken rice to international favorites like Din Tai Fung and Shake Shack, Changi is also a foodie’s paradise.
Even if you’re in transit, it’s worth planning an early arrival—or a late departure—for a proper meal.