10 Instagram-worthy Fengshui Places in Singapore for Attracting Wealth

Published: 9 Sep 2024

From historic temples to world-class gardens and cutting-edge architectural marvels, Singapore is one of the smallest countries in the world known for its iconic landmarks such as Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay. However, did you know that some of these Instagram-worthy places boasting cultural heritage and contemporary design include fengshui aspects that contribute to the harmonious energy in Singapore?

To commemorate Way Fengshui’s 40 anniversary, here’s our list of 40 IG-worthy fengshui places you may like to visit with your loved ones to soak in the positive energies of various fengshui landforms, to benefit in terms of career, academic, relationships, health and wealth.

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Everyone dreams of striking it rich, and Singapore has 10 fengshui spots that are perfect for making your wealth wishes come true—plus, they’re totally IG-worthy! Simply carry a coin to these locations, hold it in your hand as you sincerely make your wish for prosperity, then place it back in your pocket. Snap a picture at these wealth-attracting sites and post it on IG while you wait for your fortune to roll in!

 

Wealth-related Fengshui Places in Singapore

 

31. Sunset Way Park, Sunset Way, Clementi: Wealth Basin Land

 

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Sunset Way is a charming neighbourhood in Clementi with a mix of dining options such as Summer Hill, Olla Speciality Coffee, and The Daily Scoop. A stone’s throw away, Sunset Way Park – one of the three best-rated public parks in Clementi – offers a serene environment for relaxation and recreation.

 

Address: 115 Sunset Wy, Singapore 597149

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

In the fengshui context, Clementi is a basin land, specifically known as the “Wealth Basin”. Residents have higher chances of striking a windfall but one should take note of the “imps” that would seize the gold (synonymous with wealth) and cause wealth fluctuations.

 

32. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Chinatown: Old Buffalo Carrying Treasures

 

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As its name suggests, the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a tranquil place of worship believed to house Buddha’s left canine tooth. This Tang-style architecture offers exhibits on Buddhist art and history, and a serene rooftop garden where you can get a respite from bustling Chinatown, as well as IG-worthy photos.

 

Address: 288 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058840

Opening hours: 7 am – 5 pm, daily

 

 

Chinatown has the fengshui formation of “Old Buffalo Carrying Treasures”, which has since changed with the immense developments in the area. While the treasure chest is now locked, the chest is expected to open during the Lunar New Year period.

 

33. Woodlands Waterfront Park, Woodlands: Golden Coin-storing Bowl

 

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Featuring the longest jetty in Singapore, Woodlands Waterfront Park offers stunning views of the Straits of Johor – especially during sunset. Besides the waterfront promenade, the park offers plenty of flora and fauna for nature lovers.

 

Address: Admiralty Rd W, Singapore 759956

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

In the fengshui context, Woodlands marks the Central Dragon’s den, and this area is favourable for wealth and health. Additionally, Woodlands Centre resembles a golden coin-storing bowl, implying a capacity to accumulate wealth.

 

34. Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, Marina Bay: Flying Dragon in the Sky

 

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Singaporeans are no strangers to “The Durian” but when was the last time you visited the Esplanade? For the uninitiated, this architectural marvel features free performances, exhibitions, and festivals from time to time. At the rooftop, you can enjoy unblocked waterfront views – perfect for IG shots.

 

Address: 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981

Opening hours: 6 am – 3 am, daily

 

 

Marina Bay is a huge tract of reclaimed land that comprises Marina Bay, Marina South, and Marina East, making a unique fengshui formation of “Flying Dragon in the Sky”, denoting great potential for huge achievements.

 

35. Ang Mo Kio Town Centre Murals, Food Murals, Ang Mo Kio: Five Ghosts Transporting Treasure

 

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Ang Mo Kio is home to several captivating murals that add vibrancy and character to the neighborhood! Don’t miss the large murals in the Town Centre and the 37 hand-painted food murals along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and 4 featuring familiar food of Singapore, including tang yuan and satay.

 

Address: Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, Singapore 569805

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

Situated at the centre of the Southern Dragon (Wealth Dragon), Ang Mo Kio reflects the formation of “Five Ghosts Transporting Treasure” and denotes auspiciousness.

 

36. Little India ArtWalk Murals, Tekka: Divine Pig in Spring Slumber

 

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Little India is a vibrant neighborhood known for its Indian heritage, bustling markets, and colorful streets. Every year, there’s Artwalk Little India that offers a captivating blend of murals, workshops, music, and performances. Don’t worry if you miss it, as you can always go on a DIY art trail to check out the IG-worthy murals anytime.

 

Address: 665 Buffalo Road Zhujiao Centre, Tekka, Market, 210665

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

Here, Tekka’s fengshui formation is known as “Divine Pig in Spring Slumber”. Some may think that pigs are lazy and slow but these plump animals also represent fortune and fertility.

 

37. Woodleigh Park, Cafe Football, Braddell Heights: Transporting Cart of Gold and Jade

 

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Framed by dense forest vegetation on one side and approximately 100 single-storey black-and-white houses on the other, Woodleigh Park offers a walk in the park literally. Within, don’t miss Cafe Football – a football-themed restaurant with live music.

 

Address: 48 Woodleigh Park, PUB Recreation Club, Singapore 357844

Opening hours: Mon – Fri 11 am – 12 am, Sat – Sun 9.30 am -12 am

 

 

From the fengshui perspective, this region reflects the “Transporting Cart of Gold and Jade” formation, which is related to wealth luck. This is a propitious land that is suitable for industries such as commerce, finance, accounting, investments, etc.

 

38. Bedok North Road Blocks 75/76, Bedok Reservoir: Golden Coins Falling to the Ground

 

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Not all HDB are created equal. The massive colorful HDB blocks at Bedok North Road are painted in warm-toned gradients, resembling rainbows from the sky. Bring a friend and head to the same floor on the opposite block for the perfect IG shot!

 

Address: 75 Bedok North Rd, Singapore 460075

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

In the fengshui context, water symbolises wealth. Bedok Reservoir, being a good water source, helped to shape the formation of “Golden Coins Falling to the Ground”. Residents here are blessed with windfall opportunities.

 

39. Merlion Park, Singapore River: Carp Jumping Over the Dragon Gate

 

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While the crowd at Merlion Park can be daunting for locals, getting an iconic shot with the iconic Merlion can be a fun activity with family and friends. Don’t miss a shot with baby Merlion too if you do visit.

 

Address: 1 Fullerton Rd, Singapore 049213

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

Here, the fengshui formation is identified as the “Carp Jumping over Dragon Gate”, depicting the significance of hard work and perseverance. The south bank of the river represents the carp’s belly, coinciding with the location of prominent banks in the central business district.

 

40. Sembawang Hot Spring Park, Mandai: Toad Land

 

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If you have yet to visit Singapore’s only hot spring park, you may want to organise a family outing to this rustic, kampung-like park where there are cascading footbath pools and an educational zone to learn about hot springs and geology. You can also cook eggs using hot spring water at the egg cooking station.

 

Address: Along, Gambas Ave, Singapore 756952

Opening hours: 7 am -7 pm, daily

 

 

Located in the precinct of Mandai, a propitious land with a toad-like landform, it is believed that residents of this fengshui treasure land are capable of great success if there are wells or ponds in their homes.

 

Explore fengshui in Singapore 

 

If you are interested in learning more about fengshui in Singapore, check out the publication, Hidden Dragons In An Urban City, or sign up for Strategic Fengshui Module 1 today!

 

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