Joanna James
Once the sun sets in Singapore, the city offers plenty of nightlife adventures; what you may not know, however, are some captivating things to do at night, for free as well, which will make your holiday even more unforgettable.
At a certain section of the Changi Airport Connector, you may feel like you have stepped into Jurassic Park as you take in the sight of life-sized dinosaurs! This area is called the Changi Jurassic Mile and is open 24 hours making it an ideal place to visit even at night. Over a kilometre long, this path is also used by joggers and cyclists and along the way, you will get to see over 20 dinosaurs from different species ranging from velociraptors to tyrannosaurus rex; you can even see a baby dino hatching from a dinosaur egg.
Amongst the best things to do in Singapore at night is to take in the sound and light spectacular known as the Garden Rhapsody. This free show which is held at 7:45pm and 8:45pm daily can be enjoyed at the Supertree Grove of Gardens by the Bay, close to hotels like Grand Park City Hall. The stars of the show are the illuminated Supertrees that change colour in sync to a musical soundtrack. What's more, the music played (can be classical, movie soundtracks, retro, etc.) changes from time to time so you can enjoy different experiences depending on when you visit.
The Henderson Waves is another great spot to visit at night and for which, no entrance fee is charged. Part of the Southern Ridges that links some of the city's key parks, this pedestrian bridge offers wonderful views over the area 36 metres from the ground and is easy to reach for those staying at a City Hall hotel. Singapore. Nightlife exploration includes taking a walk or just unwinding with loved ones at this wave-like bridge that features LED lighting that creates a delightful setting.
Every weekend (Friday to Sunday) at Siloso Beach on Sentosa Island, riveting shows take place at night that immerse visitors in sound and light. Named Magical Shores, this experience is not to be missed, though you do need to book a time slot ahead. A multi-sensory show with interactive elements, it transforms the beach at night; from captivating visuals on the sand to magical sounds and symphony you will be truly enthralled. Don't forget to bring your camera!
Overlooking the ocean, the Changi Point Coastal Walk is an ideal place for a laidback stroll as night descends and the stars come out to play. You can start your walk from Changi Creek along a boardwalk that covers around 2.2 kilometres. Look to begin in the evening so you can catch a spellbinding sunset too; the path features lights as well so you can continue your journey as you take in the enchanting coastal scenery.
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