HomeAsiaSouth East AsiaSingaporeSingapore Nightshots – Merlion, Fullerton Hotel, and Marina Bay By Marcos Detourist on October 29, 2011We spent our second evening yet again at the Merlion Park. I earlier hoped to experience the Singapore Flyer or get a breathtaking view of the Singapore Skyline at night from the SkyPark of the Marina Bay Sands. Unfortunately, both were closed down for private functions because of the F1 night race.As an alternative, we did a long walkathon from One Esplanade all the way to Marina Bay Sand and the Double Helix Bridge. It was very tiring to say the least but we were able to see a lot of interesting views along the way. Fullerton HotelSingapore at Dusk One Fullerton Newer highrises of the Singapore Skyline Marina Bay Sands Casino and Hotel Looking towards the Singapore Flyer and Floating Stadium Esplanade Bridge Elegant lights of the Esplanade building Brighter citylights at the Esplanade Singapore Flyer and the Double Helix BridgeSingapore at NightSingapore night lights sparkling like jewelsMarina Bay Sands at Night Singapore Skyline Photo-op with the Merlion at Night F1 exhibit at the Marina Bay Link Mall Double Helix BridgeHalf of the Double Helix footbridge was closed to traffic because it was being used as a viewing platform for the F1 night race. Bummer! I wasn’t able to take more night shots of the excellent view from the bridge :(Anywhere in the city, you could really feel the excitement of the F1 race because of the echoing sounds of the race car engines. Took this video over a crowd of onlookers at the double helix bridge: You couldn’t see anything unless you had tickets to the viewing areas :( Don’t leave yet. There’s more!Singapore Night Safari and first sight of the Merlion19 Days Malaysia and Singapore ItinerarySingapore River Photo WalkSingapore Flyer Experience: Soaring Over SingaporeSingapore and Malaysia DIY Overland in 5 Days5 Days — Singapore, Legoland Malaysia, & Sentosa ItineraryComments atong saysNovember 2, 2011 at 3:29 pmHi!I’d like to know what camera you used to take those pics? And did you use a tripod for those night shots? Posting of new comments is disabled temporarily.Connect with Marcos on:Detourista.comMarcosDetourist.comFacebookInstagramTwitterDetourista.comDiscover more travel guides and blogs about the Philippines and beyond by Marcos DetouristChoose your next destination: Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
atong saysNovember 2, 2011 at 3:29 pmHi!I’d like to know what camera you used to take those pics? And did you use a tripod for those night shots?