Even if you are not into history or arts, you can easily find instagrammable corners and backdrops anywhere in the building! My favourite spots in the gallery are: Rotunda dome, roof garden, link bridges, City Hall Chamber, Supreme Court Terrace (you get to see the outside of the Rotunda Dome). What I love about this museum is that it is not crowded especially during weekdays mornings - early afternoon, so that you get a quiet and therapeutic visit! Also, head to the rooftop to take a photo of that iconic dome (especially at night)! 

Day or night, the Merlion Park is a popular and iconic landmark for locals and travelers! After the closure of the biggest Merlion in Sentosa, the statue at Merlion Park is the biggest in Singapore! You get great view of Marina Bay (Marina Bay Sands, Arts Science Museum, Singapore Flyer and Esplanade). This is a must-visit place in Singapore! Head there early in the morning to avoid the crowd and photo-bombers. 

Enjoy the Garden Rhapsody light shows that happen every night at the Supertree Grove (7.45pm and 8.45pm). Each show lasts 15 minutes. See the Supertrees come to live either from ground level or head to a not-so-known location to see them from a higher ground (to save your neck from looking up). You can catch pretty nice sunset from the garden too! 

This is the largest Merlion statue in Singapore (after the closure of the former biggest statue in Sentosa) and a must-visit attraction! Get the best Instagram photo with the Merlion when you head there early in the morning to avoid photo-bombers! 

My personal favourite Laksa is from "Famous Sungei Road Trishaw Laksa" stall at Honglim Food Centre on the ground floor. They are awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand for the 3rd time! 

This is known as one of those instagrammable shophouses / buildings in Singapore, situated in a corner in Little India. If you are exploring around Little India, why not head over to get some OOTDs shot! 

One of my favourites from the UK would be the British scones 🙂 These were baked fresh from a market! Usually eaten with butter or jam, but I love mine with some sugar, and maybe a cup of tea!

"Another popular mount fuji viewing spot: Arakurayama Sengen Park.

Best to go early in the morning to avoid the crowd at the viewing deck, and hopefully to get clear skies! Be prepared to hike a little up to this viewing deck!"

Japan is known for the fluffy pancakes!! Tried these pancakes from 'A Happy Pancake Omotesando' in Tokyo, and they are really delicious! 🙂 Got them in milk tea sauce, tiramisu, and white peach! Great for sharing!