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Singapore is one of the most favorite locations for instagrammers, content creators and photography enthusiasts. Look no further! We've rounded up the top Instagrammable sites in Singapore, just take a look at these cool IG posts. (Take note the images are owned by the respective profile owners. Click the image to check their IG posts directly in Instagram)

#MarinaBarrage

Best Time to Take a Photo / Reel:

Late afternoon (especially for sunset): This is the prime time! The golden hour casts a beautiful glow on the skyline, and you can capture stunning silhouettes of people flying kites against the setting sun. Stay into the evening to capture the city lights twinkling.

Early morning: Fewer crowds, allowing for clean shots of the architecture and open space.

💖 Why it's Instagrammable:

This impressive dam serves multiple functions, but for Instagrammers, its main appeal is the expansive green rooftop park offering panoramic views of the Singapore city skyline, including Marina Bay Sands and the Supertrees. It's a popular spot for kite flying, picnics, and capturing wide, open-sky shots.

How to Get Here:

MRT: The easiest way is to take the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) to Gardens by the Bay MRT Station (TE22). Take Exit 1, and Marina Barrage is a short walk to your right.

Alternatively, you can take the Circle Line (CCL) or Downtown Line (DTL) to Bayfront MRT Station (CE1/DT16), then it's about a 10-15 minute walk.

Bus: Bus service 400 stops directly at Marina Barrage.

#GardensbytheBay

Best Time to Take a Photo / Reel:

Early morning (sunrise): Avoid crowds and capture the Supertrees bathed in soft, golden light.

Sunset/Evening: Witness the magical transition as the Supertrees illuminate for the Garden Rhapsody show (7:45 PM and 8:45 PM daily). Use a wide-angle lens to capture their enormity. A tripod is recommended for night shots.

💖 Why it's Instagrammable:

With over 1.2 million Instagram posts, Gardens by the Bay is a true icon. The towering Supertrees, especially during the nightly Garden Rhapsody light and sound show, offer a futuristic and magical backdrop. The climate-controlled conservatories, Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, provide breathtaking floral displays and an impressive indoor waterfall, perfect for unique shots.

How to Get Here:

MRT (Circle Line/Downtown Line): Alight at Bayfront MRT Station (CE1/DT16). Take Exit B and follow the underground linkway. Exit and cross the Dragonfly Bridge or Meadow Bridge into Gardens by the Bay.

MRT (Thomson East-Coast Line): Alight at Gardens by the Bay MRT Station (TE22). Take Exit 1 directly into Gardens by the Bay (beside Satay by the Bay).

#JewelChangiAirport

Best Time to Take a Photo / Reel:

Early morning (shortly after opening): Fewer crowds, allowing for clean architectural compositions and even lighting around the Rain Vortex.

Night: The light and sound show at the Rain Vortex (various timings, check Jewel's official website) creates a spectacular display, perfect for long-exposure photography.

💖 Why it's Instagrammable:

Even before you leave the airport, Jewel offers an Instagram-worthy experience. Its centerpiece, the HSBC Rain Vortex, the world's tallest indoor waterfall, is a captivating subject. The surrounding Shiseido Forest Valley, with its lush greenery, provides a natural contrast to the architectural marvel.

How to Get Here:

MRT: Changi Airport Station (CG2). Jewel is accessible via link bridges located at Level 2 of Terminals 2 and 3. From Tanah Merah (EW4) station, transfer to an Airport-bound train.

#HajiLane

Best Time to Take a Photo / Reel:

Late morning (9-10 AM): Shops are beginning to open, and there are fewer people, making it ideal for capturing the street art and colorful facades without too many distractions.

Late afternoon to evening: The lighting is softer, and the street comes alive with a romantic atmosphere as cafes and bars open. The murals often have glowing paint that shines at night.

💖 Why it's Instagrammable:

This vibrant street in the Kampong Glam heritage district is a riot of color, with its shophouses adorned with unique street art, quirky boutiques, and charming cafes.

How to Get Here:

MRT: MRT: Alight at Bugis MRT Station (DT14/EW12). Haji Lane is about a 5-minute walk from the station.

#TreeTunnel at Fort Canning Park

Best Time to Take a Photo / Reel:

Early morning or late afternoon (golden hour): The soft, flattering light enhances the natural beauty and creates beautiful light and shadow play within the tree tunnel. These times also tend to be cooler.

💖 Why it's Instagrammable:

This spiraling staircase leading into an underground tunnel creates a mystical and whimsical backdrop, particularly with the light filtering through the lush greenery.

How to Get Here:

Alight at Fort Canning Station (DT20) or Dhoby Ghaut Station (NS24/NE6/CC1). The park is a short walk from these stations. Take Exit B from Fort Canning Station or Dhoby Ghaut Station.

#ArtScienceMuseum

Best Time to Take a Photo / Reel:

Exterior: The unique architecture is photogenic at any time. Consider sunset for interesting reflections on the "petals." Interior: Weekday mornings (10 AM - 12 PM): Avoid crowds and enjoy the exhibitions peacefully.

💖 Why it's Instagrammable:

With its unique lotus-inspired architecture, the ArtScience Museum is a striking visual landmark. Its interactive "Future World" exhibition, with its digital light installations, provides endless opportunities for creative and vibrant photos that play with light and motion.

How to Get Here:

Alight at Bayfront Station (Exit D for a 7-minute walk, or Exit B for an 11-minute walk).

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