Singapore National Stadium tours

It was an amazing experience, so many things to see and enjoy at the same time. it was fun. really love when we got to the sea, feels the water splashing on my hand. love it!

Arrived at The Eco Club for collection and showed the Chinese lady boss my Klook qr code but she told me she doesn’t know in an annoyed tone. She was pretty unfriendly but I eventually figured out that we should scan the QR code at the entrance. Entire activity was interesting exp except it was really hot. Bought 1 ticket for 2 of us means our Monopoly money was only 1 set, but it was more than sufficient and made sense to use just 1 phone for the activity. We bought 2 x dumplings (100M), 1 x iced americano (50M), 1 x VN drip coffee (150M). Paid for the tea with 10% discount from spin and win. Took a few detours since we were exploring the area so took almost 3hr for the entire route.

The puzzles were well thought out and it really covered the best parts that Chinatown has to offer. It also has partnerships with certain merchants which one can redeem their vouchers at during the game.

I went on this tour with my partner expecting a relaxing evening along the Singapore River, but it turned out to be one of the highlights of our time in Singapore. The sunset views were beautiful, the dinner was enjoyable, and we were pleasantly surprised by how good the vegetarian option looked. What truly made the experience special, however, was our guide, Mr Ganesh. Mr Ganesh's knowledge of Singapore was outstanding. Every landmark had a story, and his passion for sharing Singapore's history, culture, and development kept us engaged throughout the journey. He was warm, approachable, and made the tour feel personal rather than scripted. Even though I've lived in Singapore for years, I left with a much deeper appreciation of the city. Thank you, Mr Ganesh, for an unforgettable evening. I would highly recommend this tour to both locals and visitors alike.

It was tough because of the heat, but the night view is always worth it. We only stayed briefly at Lau Pa Sat, but I recommend going to Satay Street again to enjoy it with a beer. The prices are also affordable. It's a shame I don't speak English, but enjoying the night view is what's important; you can read about the history in a book.

Did not meet my initial expectations — we went to 5 bars, but energy was a little low (given that this is a Friday night). The host could use a little more enthusiasm — maybe have some icebreakers or something since we were just a small group. Also, not sure how they planned the itinerary but it wasn’t as great as what I initially expected. PS — we had fun at the last club tho, Senor Taco. The first four bars however, just so-so experience.

my guide max was really so good and friendly. I was alone and he helped to take pictures also he shared a lot of history about the culture .. everyone must try this ride

🚴‍♀️ Cycling to unlock Singapore Starting at 9 AM along the river, a 4-hour bike ride covered most of the iconic landmarks. It tells the history and culture of Singapore 🇸🇬 through old photos combined with modern architecture, the arduous stories of Chinese and Indians in Singapore, and how different ethnic groups coexist and integrate harmoniously 🕊️ here. A very interesting experience ☀️ Nice day

group size: 8 attractions on the way: Clarke Quay, Fullerton breaks:Yes guide: Ms Aileen. It was very interesting as we walked to Clarke Quay and understood its history. We also enjoyed the Singapore River cruise, both to and from, as it bypassed Marina Bay Sands, as well as the bay itself. Of course, Clarke Quay is formed by Boat Quay. We learned about the bridge as well. Additionally, on the land-guided tour, we went to the Fullerton Hotel to understand more about its history. We also learned about our past and present of the Singapore Republic. Lastly, what we enjoyed most was the seafood dinner at Boat Quay.