_{Explore Singapore Through Changi Airport: Our Tourist Attractions}

Did you know that Changi Airport isn’t just a transport hub for jet-setting travellers? It’s a lifestyle and retail destination on its own! With the opening of Jewel Changi Airport in 2019, the airport now has an even wider variety of attractions, shops, and F&B outlets for both local and international visitors. The next time you visit, be sure to explore some of these attractions at Changi Airport. Note: Most attractions are closed till further notice.

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Jewel Changi Airport is Changi Airport’s multi-use lifestyle and retail hub. With a plethora of shops, eateries and activities to explore, you won’t ever run out of things to do at Jewel. Begin your visit by admiring the HSBC Rain Vortex - the world’s tallest indoor waterfall and a beautiful centrepiece to behold. The Rain Vortex is one of the many free attractions in Jewel, and is surrounded by the lush Shiseido Forest Valley - the perfect sanctuary to sit back, relax, and enjoy the refreshing mist. For more action, head to the Canopy Park where you’ll find some of Jewel’s most exciting attractions. Little ones will enjoy running through the family-friendly Foggy Bowls or navigating the Hedge Maze. Those feeling more adventurous will love the Discovery Slides and the Sky Nets where you can walk or bounce to your heart’s content. After exploring the activities and attractions, make sure to check out the retail and dining options as well. You can revel in endless shopping and dining promotions year-round in Jewel, from a variety of brands including local favourites and international icons.

_{Attractions At Changi Airport Terminal 1}

Terminal 1 might be the oldest of Changi Airport’s terminals, but its attractions are worth a visit. As you step into the terminal, the Arrival Garden welcomes you with its carefully curated floral collection and dazzling dragonfly topiaries. Enjoy a moment of tranquility watching the mesmerising Kinetic Rain sculpture with bronze raindrops lined up in formation, or admiring the world (and planes) go by at the Viewing Mall. Travellers in the transit area don’t need to rack their brains for what to do at Changi Airport Terminal 1 either. The transit side is home to plenty of beautiful gardens to give you a rejuvenating break after hours in your airplane seat. Sit by the Water Lily Garden for a breather, or appreciate the beauty of Changi Airport’s first paludarium, the Tropical Rainforest Vivarium. It houses a range of flora and fauna from Southeast Asia and South America to remind you of the magical wonders of nature.

Note: The Kinetic Rain sculpture is currently non-operational until further notice.

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Wondering what are the things to do in Changi Airport Terminal 2? If you’re landing at Terminal 2, take a stroll at the Sunflower Garden or Orchid Garden to bask in the mood-lifting beauty of the fresh blossoms. The Sunflower Garden is also known for its rooftop view of the runway and aircraft parking bays - a rare treat for any traveller to see.

_{Attractions At Changi Airport Terminal 3}

The first thing you need to do at Changi Airport Terminal 3 is to take a ride down The Slide@T3, the world’s tallest slide in an airport! At four storeys high, an adventure down this slide will have you looking at the airport in a whole new way. Once you’ve had your thrill for the day, explore the art installations, Flora Inspiration and Daisy around the terminal. The nature-inspired artworks pay homage to Singapore’s natural heritage. Travellers can also look forward to some fun things to do while transiting in Terminal 3. Take a leisurely stroll through the Crystal Garden to decompress between flights or get close to as many as 40 species of butterflies at the Butterfly Garden, the world’s first butterfly garden in an airport.

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Terminal 4 is the newest terminal at Changi Airport, and is full of things to do! The 37-metre long Singapore Rojak mural showcases the days of Singapore’s past, along with the Hey Ah Chek! sculpture by Cultural Medallion winner, Chong Fah Cheong. If you’re travelling through Terminal 4, stop by the Peranakan Gallery and Heritage Zone to learn about Singapore’s Peranakan heritage and check out some local shops and retailers. Families travelling with kids will love the selection of games and arcade machines at the Entertainment Corner - squeeze in a Kinect workout before catching your flight.

Note: Terminal 4 is closed until further notice.