40 Instagram-worthy Fengshui Places in Singapore
Updated: 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?
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Career-related Fengshui Places in Singapore
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!
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.
Address: 2 Conservatory Dr, Singapore 117377
Opening hours: Mon closed, Tue – Sun 10 am – 6 pm
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.
Study-related Fengshui Places in Singapore
If you’re aiming for academic success and want to boost your study luck, don’t miss out on these 10 scenic and historically rich IG-worthy locations! Bring along your favourite book, find a cozy spot under a shady tree, in a pavilion, or indoors, and immerse yourself in the joy of learning. And, of course, snap some photos to share on IG!
11. Yunnan Garden @ NTU: Roc Spreading its Wings
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Built in the 1950s, Yunnan Garden is a scenic heritage park located within the National Technological University (NTU). Rejuvenated in 2020, the park is integrated with the Chinese Heritage Centre and boasts a lake, waterfall, and playground. A stone’s throw away stands “The Hive”, an architectural gem nicknamed the “Dim Sum Basket”. Needless to say, there are plenty of IG-worthy spots here.
Address: 12 Nanyang Dr, Singapore 637721
Opening hours: 24 hours
From the fengshui perspective, the “Roc Spreading its Wings” formation represents the Yunnan Garden campus within NTU. A bright future lies ahead for those who are ambitious.
12. Church of St Teresa, Bukit Purmei: Inverted Golden Bell
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Established in 1929, the Church of St. Teresa is a Roman Catholic church that was Singapore’s first rural church serving the Hokkien-speaking Catholic community in the area. Standing on a ‘hill’, this national monument was designed after the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Montmartre, reminiscent of European architecture.
Address: 510 Kampong Bahru Rd, Singapore 099446
Opening hours: 9 am – 5 pm, daily
Accessible from Monday to Saturday, this architectural gem is located in Bukit Purmei, which has the fengshui formation of an “Inverted Golden Bell”, believed to benefit those in the arts and literature field.
13. Tanglin Cookhouse, Tanglin: Kirins meeting on orchid land
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Capture the perfect Instagram moment in Tanglin Cookhouse’s private dining room. Accommodating up to 10 guests, this British Colonial-inspired space combines timeless elegance with modern comfort. Ideal for intimate gatherings or corporate meetings, it’s a chic and sophisticated backdrop for your dining experience.
Address: 01-106 Tanglin Mall, 163 Tanglin Rd, Singapore 247933
Opening hours: 9 am – 10 pm, daily
In the study of fengshui, kirin land, orchid land, and golden bell land are categorised as lands of scholars. Comprising both the kirin and orchid, the Tanglin district has always been a recommended area for educational institutions, and ideal for cultural and arts development.
14. The Arts House, Singapore River: Carp Jumping Over Dragon Gate
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Formerly the Old Parliament House, The Arts House features the oldest government building in Singapore, dating back to 1827! Designed as a Neo-Palladian mansion, this multi-disciplinary arts venue hosts various art exhibitions and concerts beyond its permanent galleries. Don’t miss the chance to take an IG-worthy shot while sitting in the chairs occupied by Singapore’s founding Cabinet in the Parliament Chambers.
Address: 1 Old Parliament Ln, Singapore 179429
Opening hours: 10 am – 9.30 pm, daily
Nearby, the Singapore River flows on. From a fengshui viewpoint, the Singapore River has the landform of a fertile female carp and great life force. Here, the fengshui formation is identified as the “Carp Jumping over Dragon Gate”, depicting the significance of hard work and perseverance.
15. Boardwalk @ The Oval in Seletar Aerospace Park Yio Chu Kang: Unique Five Talents, Queen Bee Formation
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For those seeking out-of-city vibes, Seletar Aerospace Park has plenty to offer with the likes of Boardwalk @ The Oval. From an airplane-themed playground to heritage black and white bungalows, this is the place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Address: 21-24 Hyde Park Gate, Singapore 799553
Opening hours: 24 hours
Don’t let the location – Yio Chu Kang – put you off. Yio Chu Kang has the “Unique Five Talents” fengshui formation, denoting the abundance of talents and outstanding professionals in this area. The section near Upper Thomson Road is the “Queen Bee Formation”, Bees are known for their hardworking nature, thus residents here are suited for the teaching profession.
16. MacRitchie TreeTop Walk, Bishan: Divine Monkey Land
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Besides getting IG-worthy shots, you can get a good workout when hiking to MacRitchie TreeTop Walk, a suspension bridge that takes you through different stages of a mature secondary forest. At its highest point, you’ll be 25 meters aboveground (about 7 storeys high) with stunning vistas of greenery and the waters of Upper Pierce Reservoir.
Address: 601 Island Club Road (Located close to Singapore Island Country Club, via Venus Drive)
Opening hours: Mon closed, Tue – Fri 9 am – 5 pm, Sat – Sun 8.30 am – 5 pm
This nature spot falls in the precinct of Bishan, which is a “Monkey Land ” according to fengshui. As most of the residential units in Bishan face the auspicious Northeast, residents shall benefit in the aspect of career and academics.
17. Joji Diner, Serangoon Garden: Imperial Scholar Perusing a Scroll
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A retro American-style cafe located in the Serangoon Garden precinct, Joji Diner is popular with foodies with its offerings of American comfort food. What’s more, its neon signboard, charming decor, and cosy ambience make it an IG-worthy spot!
According to topography, Serangoon Garden reflects the “Imperial Scholar Perusing a Scroll” or “Imperial Scholar Editing a Scroll” formation; making this an ideal place for those who are interested in exploring the academic field.
Address: 534 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534549
Opening hours: 24 hours
18. The Brewing Ground, Telok Kurau: Li Bai Ploughing the Field
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Located on the site of the old Telok Kurau Primary School, The Brewing Ground is a tranquil hideout offering good coffee and all-day brunch. This pet-friendly cafe features both a cosy glass-enclosed area and alfresco area. A towering heritage kapok tree that has been around for over 80 years shades this IG-worthy cafe.
Address: 406 Joo Chiat Pl, #01-24 The Yards, Singapore 428084
Opening hours: 8.30 am – 5 pm, daily
Did you know that Telok Kurau falls on the land of the Wood Dragon with the formation of “Li Bai Ploughing the Field”? Li Bai was a gifted poet and great drinker, hence this area is home to many literati and refined individuals who know how to enjoy life.
19. Fruit Theme Playground, Tampines Eco Green: Talented Scholar and Ravishing Beauty
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Can’t get enough of nature? Check out Tampines Eco Green, an ecologically conscious park that features an eco-toilet, vegetated swales, bird hides, and green roofs on all the shelters. Here, you can explore several walking trails and observe wildlife in proximity. While you are in the area, don’t miss the vintage watermelon playground at Tampines Central Park.
Address: 858 Tampines Ave 5, Singapore 520858
Opening hours: 24 hours
According to fengshui, Tampines is a land of “Talented Scholar and Ravishing Beauty”. While this denotes positive influences in the study aspect, residents here are likely to be stubborn and snobbish. More efforts must be made to maintain human relations.
20. Chestnut Observation Tower, Bukit Panjang: General’s Desk
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Located in Bukit Panjang, the beautiful Chestnut Nature Park features rustic hiking trails and the Chestnut Observation Tower. This 7-storey spiral tower offers a panoramic perspective of the surrounding jungle, making it an ideal ig-worthy spot minus the crowd.
Address: Chestnut Ave, Singapore 679514
Opening hours: 7 am – 7 pm, daily
In terms of fengshui, the presence of a well-skilled general gives rise to the “General’s Desk” formation in Bukit Panjang. With its pleasant climate and environment, Bukit Panjang is an ideal place for nurturing the next generation.
Health-related Fengshui Places in Singapore
Health is the foundation of everything. Did you know there are five unique spots in Singapore where the fengshui is particularly beneficial for your well-being? These IG-worthy locations are perfect for getting closer to nature while burning some calories. Track your calories burn on your smartwatch and capture these envy-worthy moments on your IG!
21. Mural Walls, Tiong Bahru: Buffalo Sleeping Ground
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Being one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Singapore, Tiong Bahru’s minimalistic architectural style inspired by “Streamline Moderne” provides a good reason to visit but if that’s not enough, check out the nostalgic murals around the neighbourhood (hint: blk 71, 73, 74) depicting scenes from Singaporean life in bygone eras.
Address: 73 Eng Watt St, Singapore 160073
Opening hours: 24 hours
In fengshui, Tiong Bahru falls on the “Buffalo Sleeping Ground”, which is the most propitious land of buffalo land in Singapore. Being where the buffaloes sleep and rest, this place depicts a peaceful environment with tall old trees and a misty setting.
22. Yishun Dam, Yishun: Land of Collapse Plum Blossom
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Also known as Seletar Dam, Yishun Dam offers breathtaking views of the sky and water, making it a romantic spot for dates. During the day, you can watch planes taking off and landing from the nearby Seletar Airport. It is also a great place for catching the sunset.
Address: Yishun Ave 1, Singapore 769130
Opening hours: 24 hours
Yishun falls on the “Land of Collapsed Plum Blossom”, which portrays an auspicious fengshui setting with positive energies. With its many places of worship that reflect religious harmony, Yishun is also a good place for self-cultivation.
23. Dragon Playground, Toa Payoh: Land of Lotus Flower
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Aside from the Merlion, the Toa Payoh Dragon Playground is a beloved cultural symbol of Singapore. Constructed in 1979 at Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, this dragon playground is part of the Toa Payoh heritage trail, alongside other notable spots such as Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery and the United Five Temples of Toa Payoh.
Address: 28 Lor 6 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310028
Opening hours: 24 hours
Lotus flowers are known to represent purity and elegance. From a fengshui perspective, Toa Payoh reflects two “Lands of Lotus Flower” formations, reflecting a pure land that’s conducive to self-cultivation.
24. Gallop Stable @ Pasir Ris Park: Peacock Flaunting its Plume
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In land-scarce Singapore, outdoor activities involving animals are limited but if you like horses, Gallop Stable offers horse-related activities such as riding lessons, pony rides, and feeding, etc. for people of all ages. While they have two branches to cater to growing demand, do check out their flagship branch at Pasir Ris Park.
Address: 61 Pasir Ris Green, Singapore 518225
Opening hours: Mon closed, Tue – Fri 10 am – 11.30 am, 2 pm – 6.30 pm, Sat – Sun 8 am – 11.30 am, 2 pm – 6.30 pm
Situated along the beach, Pasir Ris reflects the rare fengshui formation of “Peacock Flaunting its Plume”, and it’s deemed ideal for young families to settle down, city-dwellers to enjoy a vacation as well as for senior citizens to retire.
25. Kranji Marshes, Sungei Buloh Wetland: Inverted Gourd Land
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For serene landscapes and rich biodiversity, look no further than Sungei Buloh Wetland and Kranji Marshes. Both nature spots offer picturesque spots that are guaranteed to boost your IG Likes.
Address: 11 Neo Tiew Lane 2, Singapore 718814
Opening hours: 7 am – 7 pm, daily
In addition to the greenery and fresh air, amidst Kranji lies the fengshui formation of an “Inverted Gourd” that symbolises good fortune and health. Besides its ability to garner and retain qi, the presence of this gourd also implies power, status, and wealth.
Relationship-related Fengshui Places in Singapore
Looking to up your social game and meet new people? Check out these five must-visit spots with great fengshui vibes that could help you connect with that special someone! Snap your personal portrait at these locations and post it as your profile picture on your social media—you might just catch the eye of a potential match!
26. Jurong Lake Garden: Land of the Flower Basket
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As Singapore’s 3rd national garden, Jurong Lake Garden is a picturesque haven with fun playgrounds, water sports activities, and beautiful scenic views. Don’t miss IG-worthy shots along the meandering boardwalk surrounded by a restored freshwater swamp.
Address: Yuan Ching Rd, Singapore
Opening hours: 24 hours
Both recommended places are in Jurong, which has the fengshui formations of the “Land of the Flower Basket”, and a pair of “Golden Boy and Jade Girl”. Romance luck abounds here, and singles can look forward to finding their ideal partners.
27. Raffles Marina, Jurong: Land of the Flower Basket
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Heading further West, Raffles Marina offers stunning views of the lighthouse, best visited during the evening for a beautiful sunset view. The marina bistro makes for a great date outing, perfect for those looking to boost their relationships.
Address: Raffles Marina 10 Tuas West Drive, Singapore 638404
Opening hours: 8 am – 10 pm, daily
Also falling under the Jurong precinct, this spot shares the same fengshui formations of the “Land of the Flower Basket”, and a pair of “Golden Boy and Jade Girl” – spelling favourable romance luck.
28. Burp Kitchen & Bar (Bishan Park), Recycle Hill, Sin Ming: Golden Boy and Jade Girl Proffering Peaches
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Nestled in the lush greenery of Bishan Park, Burp Kitchen & Bar is a relaxing dining venue offering Western comfort food, with Asian-inspired and Tex-Mex fusion dishes. After a satisfying meal, check out Recycle Hill for a clear view of the entire park, which is a great spot for landmark views and photography.
Address: 510 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Singapore 569983
Opening hours: Mon – Fri 11 am to 10.30 pm, Sat – Sun 9 am to 10.30 pm
In terms of fengshui, both attractions fall in the precinct of Sin Ming, which reflects the formation of “Golden Boy and Jade Girl Proffering Peaches”, denoting a propitious land where the blessed will build their fortunes.
29. Punggol Park, Hougang: Mandarin Ducks Frolicking in Water
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Developed with the theme “Family Leisure”, Punggol Park offers several scenic spots to unwind such as the 5-hectare lake at the centre of the park, jewel bridge, and sunrise bridge. Don’t forget to take an IG-worthy shot at the Old Punggol Road bus stop or the 160m stretch of old Punggol Road, which was preserved when the park was built.
Address: Hougang Ave 10, Singapore 538768
Opening hours: 24 hours
Located in the precinct of Hougang, this area has the fengshui formation of “Mandarin Ducks Frolicking in Water ” denoting a valuable land. Additionally, most married women in Hougang take on the role of virtuous wives and caring mothers.
30. HDB Wall Mural of Four Great Beauties of China, Simei: Twin Butterflies
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The neighbourhood, Simei, derives its name from the Pinyin romanisation of the Four Beauties in ancient Chinese history. These legendary women are celebrated for their exceptional beauty and grace. If you are in the area, don’t miss the mural portraits of these four legendary beauties painted in 1987 on the walls of HDB flats here.
Address: 116 Simei Street 1, Singapore 520116
Opening hours: 24 hours
From the fengshui perspective, Simei has the “Twin Butterflies” formation, which denotes auspiciousness and benefits to marital relationships.
Wealth-related Fengshui Places in Singapore
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!
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
Source: remembersingapore.org
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.
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