10 Instagram-worthy Fengshui Places in Singapore for Boosting Your Career

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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Looking to boost your career? Here are 10 Instagram-worthy spots that not only offer stunning scenery but also enhance your career luck from a fengshui perspective! Whether you’re sending or scheduling a work email, these locations are perfect for recharging and leveling up your professional journey. Don’t forget to snap a photo and share it on IG!

 

Career-related Fengshui Places in Singapore

 

1. Little Guilin, Bukit Batok: Strong Dragon Rearing its Head

 

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Bukit Batok Town Park, also known as Little Guilin, is a picturesque spot with granite rock formations within a lake. Its rugged beauty and expansive greenery remind one of the majestic limestone karst hills found in Guilin, China, hence its namesake.

 

Address: Bukit Batok Street 52

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

From a fengshui viewpoint, the land formation of Bukit Batok is known as “Strong Dragon Rearing its Head”; indicating a land suitable for government offices. People with strong characters who reside in Bukit Batok shall be able to prosper along with the “strong dragon”.

 

2. Sunset spot at Canterbury Road: Twin Lions Guarding the River

 

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Known as Singapore’s Cameron Highlands, Canterbury Road is renowned for its stunning sunset views with its rolling slope and unblocked greenery. Located near Alexandra, this “hill” with colonial buildings is great for photo shoots and picnics.

 

Address: Canterbury Road

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

In terms of fengshui, Canterbury Road falls under the Pasir Panjang area, which possesses the land formation of “Twin Lions Guarding the River”. In Chinese culture, lions symbolise power and are believed to be prestigious protectors. This explains the peace and prosperity of the area which includes private landed properties, businesses, sustainable F&B establishments, and our ever flourishing marine trade at the Port of Singapore (PSA).

For those planning to visit Canterbury Road, don’t miss the golden hour, around 6 PM to 7 PM, for the best experience!  FYI, it’s just a 5 minutes walk from Labrador Park MRT station.

 

3. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum: Land of White Horse

 

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With over 2,000 natural history specimens on display, the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum promises to bring one back in time to discover diverse groups of life forms on Earth. Don’t miss the three diplodocid sauropod fossils, which were among the largest and heaviest animals to ever walk on land!

 

Address: 2 Conservatory Dr, Singapore 117377

Opening hours: Mon closed, Tue – Sun 10 am – 6 pm

 

 

The museum is based in Queenstown, reflecting a fengshui formation of the “Land of White Horse”, characterised by enthusiasm and loyalty. Long-time residents of the horse land shall benefit from its positive energies and attain career success.

 

4. Mandai Wildlife Reserve: Toad Land

 

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Most Singaporeans would be familiar with Mandai Wildlife Reserve, which houses several world-renowned wildlife parks such as Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, and River Wonders. If you have yet to visit Bird Paradise (formerly Jurong Bird Park) which relocated to the same area last May, consider a family outing there this weekend.

 

Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826

Opening hours: 8.30 am – 12  am, daily

 

 

These wildlife parks are located in Mandai, which is deemed to be a propitious land, as its landform resembles that of a toad. According to Chinese beliefs, toads are often associated with wealth and good fortune. It is believed that residents of this fengshui treasure land are capable of great success if there are wells or ponds in their homes.

 

5. FLNT at Orchard ION, Orchard Gateway Bridge: Land of Seven Falling Stars

 

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Also labeled as Singapore’s latest ‘penthouse’ destination, FLNT is a culinary gem that blends Japanese and Peruvian flavors in a unique fusion known as Nikkei cuisine. Located on Level 55 of ION Orchard, this vibrant restaurant & bar provides breathtaking views of the city skyline while you savor your meal.

 

Address: 2 Orchard Turn, #55-01 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801

Opening hours: 12 pm – 3 pm, 6 pm – 10.30 pm, daily

 

 

Another  IG-worthy destination in the vicinity is Orchard Gateway and its iconic glass overhead bridge (affectionately known as “the tube”) that boasts stunning views of Orchard Road. Synchronising the arrangement of the Big Dipper, the fengshui formation of Orchard Road is known as the “Land of Seven Falling Stars”, and is most advantageous to businesses, especially those that invest in constant renewal.

 

6. Ulu Sembawang Park Connector: Land of Thriving Bamboos

 

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Early risers can consider heading to Ulu Sembawang where there’s a dedicated sunrise viewing point. Don’t miss the 1.3km Ulu Sembawang Park Connector while you are at it, as the scenic walking and cycling track offers a mix of flat and hilly terrain and is near the Central Catchment Nature Reserve.

 

Address: 403R Jln Ulu Sembawang, Singapore 779563

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

The fengshui formation identified in Sembawang is believed to be that of “Thriving Bamboos”. Being an auspicious symbol in Chinese culture, bamboos indicate the potential for growth and progress. This formation promises positive influences for residents. To attain success, residents are recommended to stay down-to-earth, work hard, and take all matters in stride.

 

7. Former House of Tan Teng Niah: Heavenly Cats Teasing Mice

 

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Built in 1900, the former house of Tan Teng Niah is the last surviving Chinese villa located in the historical site of Little India. This colourful building with eight rooms blends aspects of Malay and Chinese in its unique decor, making it an IG favourite amongst locals and visitors.

 

Address: 37 Kerbau Rd, Singapore 219168

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

Located near the Little India MRT station, the former house of Tan Teng Niah falls in the precinct of Jalan Besar, reflecting a land formation of “Heavenly Cats Teasing Mice”. As cats and mice are agile creatures who possess a strong sense of smell, those who reside here are generally quick-witted, discerning, and very adaptable. To attain greater achievements, one must stay grounded and find his/her niche.

 

8. Knots Cafe & Living (Paya Lebar): Five Horses Returning to the Manger

 

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For those who prefer to chillax, the Knots Cafe & Living (they have two branches in the East and West respectively) is thoughtfully styled to create a warm and comforting ambiance for dining and shopping. Here, you can get wholesome and nourishing food, as well as sustainable handcrafted furniture and decor.

 

Address: 160 Paya Lebar Rd, #01-07, Orion@PayaLebar, Singsapore 409022

Opening hours: Sun – Tue 9 am – 9 pm, Fri – Sat 9 am – 10 pm

 

 

The branch in Paya Lebar falls under the MacPherson precinct; extremely convenient for Easties! In terms of fengshui, MacPherson has a formation known as “Five Horse Returning to the Manger”, which is capable of enhancing one’s reputation, status, and leadership qualities.

 

9. Peranakan Enclave at Katong & Joo Chiat: Divine Oyster Producing Pearls & Ruyi Falling to the Ground

 

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For those looking for a splash of colours and unique architecture, look no further than the charming Peranakan shophouses in the Katong and Joo Chiat district. Go for a bowl of laksa while you are in this Peranakan Enclave, cafe hopping, or take a few ig-worthy shops in front of the colourful old shophouses.

 

Address: 287 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427540

Opening hours: 24 hours

 

 

The Peranakan Enclave falls under the Marine Parade precinct, comprising two fengshui formations, namely the “Divine Oyster Producing Pearls” and “Ruyi Falling to the Ground”. These formations denote favourable progress for those in the civil service. However, those who enjoy a successful career must beware of love entanglements.

 

10. Rail Corridor (Central): Warrior Horse Saddle

 

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Stretching between Hillview and the conserved Bukit Timah Railway Station, Rail Corridor (Central) offers a 4km scenic hiking/cycling route. This passage also allows wildlife movement between major green spaces. Don’t miss several IG-worthy spots that include the old truss bridges and remnants of the historic railway line.

 

Address: Rail Corridor

Opening hours: 7 am – 7 pm, daily

 

 

Falling under the precinct of Bukit Timah, this area has a fengshui formation known as the “Warrior Horse Saddle”, which is beneficial to those working in the public sector. Besides the Saddle is a “Horse Manger”, which beholds the possibility of miracles.

 

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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