Actress Midu, plastics tycoon's heir husband explore Singapore

Midu is seen strolling along East Coast Park, a seaside destination in Singapore during the trip in late September. The park offers various adventure activities, underwater games, and a dedicated children’s area. Those less inclined toward sports can choose to sit at one of the beach bars.

Midu poses in front of the 40-meter-high HSBC Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, at Jewel Changi Airport, a nature-themed entertainment and retail complex.
The waterfall is surrounded by the Shiseido Forest, home to 2,500 trees and 100,000 shrubs that help regulate the atmosphere.
In the evenings, the waterfall comes alive with a dazzling light and sound show.

The couple started their mornings with a walk through Kampong Glam, a vibrant and culturally diverse neighborhood known for its blend of Islamic architecture, colorful alleys, and handicraft shops.
Originally a traditional Malay village, the area is now a popular tourist spot, with notable streets like Bussorah Street, Arab Street, and Haji Lane attracting visitors.

The couple sampled a typical Singaporean breakfast, featuring Teh Tarik (milk tea) and Laksa, a signature noodle soup, known for its rich coconut milk and spicy curry.
The souple is often served with prawns, chicken, or fish, and garnished with fresh herbs.

In the afternoon, the couple had a date at Angelina, a French-style tea room located within the luxurious Marina Bay Sands hotel, one of the most opulent in Singapore.
Afternoon tea at Angelina includes signature sweets such as lemon and chocolate cakes, alongside savory treats like classic French rillettes and smoked salmon flower, paired with tea or coffee.
This branch is an extension of the renowned European restaurant, founded in 1903 by pastry chef Antoine Rumpelmayer.

The couple visited the Marina Bay Sands shopping complex, one of the largest and most luxurious malls in Singapore, features over 250 high-end retail stores. The area also boasts an indoor artificial lake, a popular photo spot for tourists.