Merlion Park Review

Singapore's iconic punch-in attractions, there are many people... It is recommended to go in the evening, or early in the morning, otherwise it will be very hot! I have been to Singapore three times (excluding transfers), so I didn't wait for the lights to turn on. It was not hot in the evening. I took two pictures. It was good! 📌 Starbucks 🐻 in my hand was brought by my colleagues. It will be two weeks, when I go, all sold out... only the same pendant with plush...

No need to recommend 😅 Whenever visiting the SG, it’s the landmark. Really love the sky, the natural and the view. We went there in evening and the weather so nice. But the main character “ Merlion” was under construction at that time 🥲.

Merlion Park, nestled at the waterfront of Marina Bay, is a Singaporean icon that beautifully combines tradition and modernity. The majestic Merlion statue, spouting water into the bay, offers a picturesque backdrop of the city skyline. The park provides a peaceful escape with its scenic views and waterfront ambiance. Whether it's a leisurely stroll, a photo op with the iconic statue, or simply enjoying the city lights in the evening, Merlion Park stands as a timeless spot that captures the essence of Singapore's charm.

Merlion Park is the smallest park in Singapore, located on the banks of the Singapore River and one of Singapore’s iconic attractions. The park has platforms, shopping shops and restaurants for visitors to take photos and rest, and the stands can be turned into a stage for 100 performers, with audiences sitting on the stairs, backing up Marina Bay, enjoying concerts and wonderful performances under the stars. The park's two Merlion statues, the size of which was made of concrete by the late Singaporean artisan Mr. Lam Langxin, one of Singapore's iconic attractions, spewed a powerful column of water on behalf of Singapore's image. The park is not big, and it is usually tourists from all directions. Because of the river and the sea, the breeze is slowly, it is very pleasant to walk in the park. In 1972, former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew cut the ribbon for Merlion Park. The park has now moved to the new home of Flotton 1.

Very nice view around Merlion Park, able to view Marina Bay Sands. I feel it's nicer to go at night, the weather, vibes, and lights.