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Singapore is not China.

@@annmcrath536 I didn't know that! Sorry!

China just wishes they had these skills.

@@annmcrath536 The location is Singapore, the drone is a Chinese company, and the dragon is a Chinese totem.

这是新加坡的表演，不是中国不要搞错。 这里是新加坡滨海湾。

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Thank you for watching. I would also love to see more drone shows with different styles in Singapore.

hahaha, I guess the creators wanted to build a sense of tension.

I think the music was beautiful. How does it sound scary? o.O

what How is the music scary it is beautiful and epic

Thank you for the suggestion. It seems like a good candidate for next visit to Sichuan.

Yeah, especially the Wonderall, so eye-catching. Can't wait to see terminal 5 now.

@@SilentCoupleTravel Terminal 5 is still under construction and is expected to be operational around the mid-2030s.

Ya, we still need to wait a few years, but time flies fast.

If you will transit via Singapore only and stay in transit area, you do not need a visa. If you do need to enter Singapore, you may be qualified for 96-hours visa free transit available to some countries. Which country are you from?

I'm a indian passport holder. I'm studying in china with visa. Now I'm going back to india. I booked my flight tickets via Beijing to Singapore connecting flight and Singapore to trichy not connecting flight. My layover in Singapore airport is 12 hours. Do i need visa or sg arrival card..

I just checked Singapore immigration web site, 96-hours visa free transit is available to India citizens, as long as you 1)have valid onward air ticket departing Singapore within 96 hours, AND 2)have a valid visa or long-term pass to any of the following countries: - Australia - Canada - Germany - Japan - New Zealand - Switzerland - United Kingdom - United States of America Singapore does not issue visa on arrival or transit visa. If you do not have visa/pass to these countries, I think you cannot enjoy visa free transit. But you can easily spend 12 hours in Singapore airport transit area. As mentioned in the video, you can travel between the 3 terminals, each with tons of places to visit. This is not immigration advice, just my opinion, please check SG ICA web site for exact details: www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore/visa-free-transit-facility Hope it helps. Enjoy your stay in Singapore, airside or landside :)

i don't want to go out of airport... without visa do i can stay within airport... It is not connecting flight..terminal 2 to terminal 1 i need to go .. so may be i need to collect my baggage.. for this do i need visa

Yes you can stay in transit area of the airport without visa, just do not go through immigration / custom counter. And you can go from T2 to T1 within transit area, no problem with that. But if you need to collect check-in baggage yourself at Singapore, you do need to enter Singapore, the baggage claim is after immigration clearance, therefore you need a visa. If collecting check-in baggage is a must, I would suggest you check with the airlines and see if they can help to arrange the baggage transfer.

Thank you, yes I had a great time in Chengdu. China changed a lot since my last visit 5 years ago. Now I'm back to Singapore, busy editing videos about Changi Airport. My plan is to publish one video per week, but I'm behind schedule... being a youtuber is not easy, I'm learning.

@@SilentCoupleTravel no worries everyone has to start somewhere.

huh? how is this video related to politics?

@@SilentCoupleTravel NED bots everywhere, ignore or block them lol.

Thank you for watching and your kind suggestion, it made me relaxed.

@@SilentCoupleTravel no worries, they are everywhere in Channels that mention anything about China. I am already used to them. They aren't interested in engaging, they comment and move on to other channels, they are probably paid per comment 50 cents or something 😂

Yes, living cost in Singapore is very expensive, and still rising.

It's child friendly, but I'm not sure if it's useful to child, they may not be able to appreciate those ancient ruins, unless she loves history stuff.

You can go to Jinli or Kuaizhai Alley, there're tons of bars and tea houses touting Sichuan Opera performance, just walk in, the entry fee is around RMB20, but you may buy drinks and snacks inside. For bigger more serious performances (like the one in our video), I would suggest you book online on trip.com or booking.com.

@@SilentCoupleTravel what is the name of the place of sichuan opera that you watched?

We watched at Shufeng Yayun Teahouse, near to Kuanzhai Alley (but not in it).

Jinsha theatre near museum. Is it for show?

@@SilentCoupleTravel how much is the ticket price? Was the show good enough? I dont speak chinese can i enjoy the show?

We booked a 1 day tour at Jinli, there're many travel agents at Jinli and Kuanzhai Alley. The final cost is 600RMB, including transport from hotel, tickets, lunch, internal transport within Dujiangyan and Mount Qingcheng. It's a fair price, but it's a bit rush since it's a group tour. If you have sufficient time, you may go to Mount Qingcheng by train, we saw train station right next to the entrance. For Dujianyan, you need to take train then transfer to bus, not that convenient, that's why we went with group tour.

@@SilentCoupleTravel did you also go to panda valley near dujiangyan?

No we did not go there. We grew up in China, migrated to Singapore in our 20s, had seen pandas so many times in China, Singapore, Taiwan... not interested anymore. But if you've never seen panda, it's highly recommended, the pandas are super cute.

@@SilentCoupleTravel so you are singapore citizen now?

Ya, we became Singapore citizen long time ago. We've been living in Singapore for nearly 30 years, time flies.

Thank you for your kind words, it truly encourages me. ;)

Hey buddy, I love you, my first commenter :)