Singapore Night Tour by Double-Decker Bus

Singapore's Essential Night Scenery Tour: 3 Hours on a Double-Decker Bus

This 3-hour double-decker bus tour is perfect for those who want to experience Singapore's must-see night spots concisely yet comprehensively. With a Korean-speaking guide accompanying you throughout the tour, you can explore Singapore without any confusion.

Ride the double-decker bus to admire the majestic Fountain of Wealth at Suntec City Mall. Then, witness the highlight of any Singapore trip: the Spectra Light & Water Show at Marina Bay Sands! Next, visit the Merlion Park, home to Singapore's iconic symbol – the Merlion statue with a lion's head and a fish's body – and capture stunning photos with Marina Bay and the statue as your backdrop. Finally, after the tour, savor Singapore's signature dishes like Kway Teow, Hokkien Mee, and Satay at Singapore's largest food court.

Discover Singapore's Best Night View Spots

Fountain of Wealth
Located at Suntec City Mall, the Fountain of Wealth was recognized by the Guinness Book of Records in 1998 as the world's largest fountain. Shaped like a gold ring on a palm, its cascading water and evening illuminations make it a prime Singapore night attraction. Legend has it that touching the water in the center and walking clockwise three times brings good fortune, drawing many visitors.

Marina Bay Sands Spectra Light & Water Show
The Spectra Light & Water Show is an entertainment spectacle hosted by Marina Bay Sands, developed over two years. Utilizing advanced technology and equipment, this dazzling display of light and water lasts approximately 15 minutes and is free to watch, making it a must-see for visitors to Marina Bay. The show comprises four acts, with Acts 1-2 showcasing Singapore's culture and history, and Acts 3-4 looking towards the future. Experience this incredibly spectacular show now!

Merlion Park
Merlion Park is a waterfront area where you can see the Merlion, Singapore's iconic symbol with a lion's head and a fish's body. Take memorable photos with the 8.6m tall Merlion statue spewing water, with Marina Bay Sands in the background!

Introducing Singapore's Signature Dishes

Hokkien Mee & Kway Teow
These are noodle dishes stir-fried with seafood like shrimp and squid, bean sprouts, and vegetables. Hokkien Mee is savory with moist noodles, while Kway Teow is stir-fried with a rich soy sauce, giving it a dark color and salty flavor. Hokkien Mee is often enhanced with sambal chili and lime. Both dishes are well-suited to Korean palates and are common, familiar foods found in hawker centers and food courts.

Satay
Satay is a Singaporean-style skewer dish featuring bite-sized pieces of chicken, pork, or beef grilled over charcoal after being coated in a sweet sauce. Enjoy them with cucumber and onions, dipped in a rich peanut sauce. It's a popular evening choice and pairs perfectly with a cold beer, making it ideal for ending your day!