Following ‘Travelogue’ in Singapore, Recommending the World’s Best Airport, and Experiencing Garden Scenery
For a batch of 80s, the launch of a show called 'Travelogue' has become a hot topic these two days. Because it is 'a generation's youth' hosted by Jay Chou, a travel-themed variety show. Simply put, it's Jay Chou and his friends taking everyone on a trip around the world, transforming into 'travel bloggers'.
I started to like him since I casually heard Jay Chou's first album. I remember that album's 'Cute Woman', 'Tornado', 'Starry Night' are all catchy songs. So I immediately paid attention to this show. As a travel self-media person, I am even more focused on the first episode's filming location, which turned out to be Singapore.
Since we chose Singapore, there would naturally be the presence of friends like JJ, after all, for JJ, it's a local operation. As everyone knows, Singapore has many Chinese, it's one of the 'Asian Four Little Dragons', and it's very friendly to Chinese tourists. It's easy to come here and you can meet many locals who speak Chinese. With the added boost of the variety show, I'm sure many Jay Chou fans are eager to explore Singapore!
Although Singapore is a country, it's called 'Garden City' because Singapore is a city-state. Simply put, it's a country but only the size of a city, and there are flowerbeds and lawns everywhere in the city streets, with a green coverage rate of up to 70%, resembling a garden, hence its name.
'Travelogue' takes us to experience the beauty and food of Singapore, I won't introduce a must-visit place for tourists here, namely Singapore's Changi Airport. Many people may question 'What's so fun about an airport?' It's not, consecutively external, this country only has one civil airport, but it's recognized as the world's most fun airport and was named the world's best airport.
An airport is the first impression of coming to a country. Changi Airport, like 'Garden City', has multiple theme gardens and large duty-free shopping areas, as well as nap areas, and even multiple airport cinemas and 12-meter indoor slides. Tourists can completely relax when waiting for flights or transfers, and they will even set aside several hours to shop and take pictures for Changi Airport because it's a must-visit place in Singapore.
The Star Garden at the airport terminal side of Changi Airport has brought a huge curved waterfall into the airport, with a dome-shaped glass roof and a modern steel exterior design as its highlight. There are also flying trains passing by from time to time, which is futuristic. Every day, tourists from all over the world come to see it and take pictures. You can take different pictures from different positions on different floors. Such airport scenery, you really can't find a second one besides Singapore!
If you have the opportunity to come to Singapore, make sure to leave enough time for Changi Airport.
I'm Hugh Huntley, a professional travel writer dedicated to discovering beauty in travel. Please click 'Follow' to stay updated on various travel information every day.
