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How to maximize your Singapore trip

MANILA, Philippines — Apart from pop icon Taylor Swift’s “Eras” concert tour, Singapore has a lot to offer for you, your loved ones, family, and/or friends.

Klook, a leading travel and experiences platform, encourages everyone to embrace the new love language of shared experiences and take a quick detour to Singapore.

Some suggestions:

In Singapore, the adventure begins as soon as you arrive. Swift herself was amazed to find a forest in Changi Airport’s Terminal 3 upon her arrival 13 years ago, and now that it’s had years of changes and improvements, tourists can look forward to even more attractions. Families looking to relax and absorb the scenic views of the airport can visit Canopy Park, which is home to the Discovery Slides, Foggy Bowls, Petal Garden, and Topiary Walk. To get a scenic look of the airport from above, stroll along the Mastercard Canopy Bridge, which highlights the iconic HSBC Rain Vortex that is seen all over social media.

Other attractions in the airport include the English-garden-inspired, Hedge Maze, for a botanical experience, or the Mirror Maze for a venue of optical illusions that challenge your perception as you make your way out of the maze.

Finally, for a thrilling experience, visitors can walk and play along the Bouncing Net and Walking Net, which are suspended 25 meters above ground, bringing the usual walk and play up a whole new level (literally).

Explore the S.E.A. Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa, one of the largest aquariums in the world which is home to over 100,000 marine life representing 1,000 species in more than 45 different habitats. However, if a school of fish does not tickle your fancy, how about an array of ice cream flavors? The Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is perfect for beating the Singapore heat! This museum serves unlimited ice cream treats as you learn about the beloved snack’s history across 14 multi-sensory installations.

But if adventure is what you are looking for, you should go for the Skyline Luge. Part-go-kart, part-toboggan, Skyline Luge will have you racing on its three-wheeled luge carts on four purpose-built tracks with hairpin corners, exhilarating tunnels, and downhill slopes. To top it all off,

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