Places In Singapore That Suits To Bring Children

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It has been a while since my last post here. I have been busy with life, family and my new business. While checking back my blog, I noticed that it already been a year I did not travel, just before I get pregnant and have a son. Also, Covid-19 happens.
The first country that I will bring my son to, maybe Singapore. Since it is nearby and the last time, I went there back in 2013. Almost eight years. But let us wait for him to reach the age where he can play and enjoy travelling. Anyway, I want to keep this post as a note here. When the time comes, I will refer back here.



S.E.A Aquarium Sentosa Singapore. Photo from Sentosa.com.sg

SEA AQUARIUM
The S.E.A Aquarium Singapore is one of the attractions in Resort World Sentosa. It is home to more than 100,000 marine life of over 1000 species, across 50 different habitats, each one as fascinating as the next.
The aquarium is spacious and offered a wide variety of sea creatures. Visitors will enjoy the trips there. I am sure my son will love to see jellyfish, dolphins, sharks, sea horses and other fishes. Plus visiting the aquarium always relaxing, fascinating and calming.




UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SINGAPORE

I have been here once, back in 2013. Coming back here again with my son will be a good time for my husband and me to reminisce the past together. Plus, Universal Studios Singapore will never bore me. 

Since my son still a toddler, he does not pass the minimum height to enjoy any rides. The minimum height listed under their height requirements is 92cm. So I guess it will be years before we can bring him here.
Art Science Singapore. Photo From Klook.com
ART SCIENCE MUSEUM
Another iconic cultural landmark in Singapore, Art Science Museum is one of the places I choose as a must go. The museum is kid-friendly with a lot of interactive activities. What I'm looking forward to is their Future World: Where Art Meets Science. 
It is an exhibition centre with interactive images and light shows. The interesting things are visitors can interact with the wall projection by touching it. Like sliding through Fruit Field and when you slide over fruits, it will bounce or break. Or at the Sketch Aquarium and you can draw and upload it into projection using a scanner and see it swimming around in the aquarium. So cool right.
Rain Vortex. Photo From Unsplash.
RAIN VORTEX - JEWEL CHANGI AIRPORT
I want to show my son the world tallest indoor waterfall, Rain Vortex Waterfall, located in Jewel Changi Airport. It is over 130 feet tall and surrounded by a beautiful indoor landscape. It will be an educational trip for him, and I am sure we all will enjoy the scenery.
River Safari Singapore. Photo From Straitstimes.com
RIVER SAFARI
The last one on my list is River Safari Singapore, a river-themed zoo and aquarium. It showcases wildlife from eight different rivers and forest from all over the world. This is the first kind in Asia that features freshwater exhibits. The main highlight is the riverboat ride. We are never gonna able to go Amazon river, but we can experience an amazon-like river ride here.
To explore and enjoy all these places, we need to stay in Singapore. Singapore hotel not that cheap but still can find an affordable hotel like Hotel Boss (what a cute name). Although, maybe when the time comes, we can stay at a luxury hotel like Hilton Singapore. But fret not, there is always a way to find hotel promotion. Just google it.

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