With its gardens, art installations, and shopping arcades, Singapore’s Changi Airport is famous for turning transit time into an experience of its own. Travellers from around the world regularly marvel at the Rain Vortex or wander through the Butterfly Garden. But those well-publicised attractions are only part of the story.
For travel bloggers, the real challenge is uncovering what to do in Changi Airport that hasn’t already been photographed thousands of times. After all, readers are drawn to content that feels unique and unexpected. Fortunately, the hidden corners of the terminals offer just that: interactive installations, playful activities, and backdrops that don’t appear in every guide.