Seletar Fishing Village may be known as the last fishing village in Singapore but fishing is not what it is popular for. Cyclists and explorers know that the small beach area and breakwater next to it is a secret – and probably the best – spot to watch the sunset in Singapore. When the tide is low, you can even walk down to the beach and swamp area. If you're thinking to explore the area in low tide, remember to wear proper walking shoes. And if you have time, don't forget to check out the views at the nearby Punggol Barat Island and also Rower's Bay Park.
There are 365 (sometimes 366) days in a year to watch the sun rise and set. But being at the right time, at the right place for that epic shot of the glowing sky is easier said than done. If you haven't been outside lately, you might have missed out on some spectacular views of the sky. To help you out, we've rounded the best spots to catch the golden hour – whether early in the morning or just before dusk in the evenings. All you have to do is set your alarm, pack your tripod, grab your camera and make your way there pronto.
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