제주도에 가카마시? (che-ju-do-eh ga-ka-ma-shi, or "Shall we go to Jeju Island" in Jeju dialect)For those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the major cities, Jeju Island, known as one of the most relaxing spots in the whole of South Korea, provides the perfect escape with its stunning nature and picturesque landscapes. Formed by the eruption of an underwater volcano millions of years ago, it is also home to not one but three UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes, Halla Mountain and Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak.There is a reason why over 3.45 million people (according to Jeju Tourism Association) have visited Jeju Island from January to April this year - other than its idyllic scenery, it represents the perfect healing spot for many South Koreans yearning to escape the pandemic fatigue, as well as to restore some semblance of normalcy back to their lives.Singaporeans looking forward to the same escape can now do so, as Scoot has recently announced their new non-stop flights from Singapore to Jeju Island - a first for both countries. Looking to get away from your monotonous daily routines and explore this island that is known for its natural wonders, good food and amazing hospitality? Look no further as we present you a local's guide to the best relaxation spots in Jeju Island. Ga ja! (Korean for "let's go")1. Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)Long considered one of South Korea's top scenic locations and one of Jeju Island's three UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites, Seongsan Ilchulbong is known to be the only hydromagmatic volcano in the world with a well-preserved tuff (ash that has weathered into rock) cone and diverse internal structures along a sea cliff. Hikers to the peak will be treated to a breathtaking panoramic view of the ocean, Udo Island, Halla Mountain, and the volcanic landscape of eastern Jeju Island.Catch the haenyeo, or female divers, in action as they dive 10m under the sea for a minute to gather sea produce such as shellfish and sea urchin, all without an oxygen tank. The culture of Jeju haenyeo has been inscribed in 2016 on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Believe it or not, some of these divers are aged in their 80s and yet they still go diving on a daily basis!2. Hallasan (Halla Mountain)Not only is Hallasan the tallest peak in the whole of South Korea (and the second highest on the Korean peninsula, after Paektu Mountain of North Korea), it is also one of three sacred mountains in Korea where spiritual immortals were said to reside. Well-loved and respected by the people of Jeju Island, Hallasan is seen as a great pride and the spiritual home of the locals. In addition to being designated a National Park, it also carries titles such as UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, South Korea's first UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site as well as being recognised as a Global Geopark. Quite the overachiever isn't it?3. Seopjikoji Coastal WalkLocated on the eastern end of Jeju Island, Seopjikoji is a combination of "narrow land" and "promontory" in Jeju dialect. What makes it different from the other coastal walks is that it is made up of a red volcanic ash called "scoria". During low tide, you can also see strange yet spectacular rock formations littered along the coast line. Come during spring and you can expect to see vast lands filled with canola flowers. Grab a selfie in the flower fields with the magnificent Seongsan Ilchulbong in the background - you won't get a better background in Jeju Island than this.4. Manjanggul (Manjang Lava Tube)The Manjang lava tube was formed thousands of years ago and remains in a very well-preserved state, making it a rarity in the world of lava tubes. Expect to see stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, lava tubes, lava shelves, and lava rafts as you move along the cave formations. The highlight at Manjang Lava Tube is the 7.6m high lava column at the end of the tourist zone, which also happens to be the world's highest lava column.5. Udo (Cow Island)Literally translating to "Cow Island", Udo is named as such because the locals thought it looked like a cow lying down. Udo is a lava plateau formed by basaltic lava and as such has fertile lands where some of Jeju Island's most famous exports like sweet potatoes, garlic and peanuts are produced. To get to Udo, you will need to take a ferry from Jeju Island's Jongdal or Seongsan Port, with the latter being the more widely used port.Udo is also one of the most visited spots in Jeju Island thanks to its beautiful scenery. To get around Udo, make use of the shuttle buses which will bring you to most of the attractions scattered around the island.6. Jeju Dongmun Traditional MarketNo visit to Jeju Island is complete without a visit to Dongmun Traditional Market, Jeju Island's largest and oldest traditional market. This is the place to go to if you are looking for local delicacies, produce and cute souvenirs. One item which tourists do not leave the place without is the Hallabong tangerine - probably the most famous type of Korean tangerine in the world. Resembling a gourd with its protruding stem, this oddly shaped tangerine contains crunchy pulp and is rich with sweet juice. Expect to find all kinds of food products with the Hallabong tangerine added to them. Some common ones include Hallabong tangerine flavoured chocolates, biscuits, coffee, Korean rice wine, the list is endless. 7. Jeongbang FallsJeongbang Waterfalls is one of the top three waterfalls in Jeju Island alongside Cheonjiyeon Falls and Cheonjeyeon Falls. What is special about it however, is that it is the only waterfall in South Korea where the water flows directly into the sea. This 23m waterfall is a sight to behold, with its steep cliffs and old pine trees lining the fall. Look for the ajummas (Korean for middle-aged lady) selling fresh seafood in their tents. Savour the freshness of these sashimi dishes while you take in the unspeakable beauty of the waterfall. There is a reason why Jeongbang Falls has been called one of the most beautiful spots in Jeju Island.8. Jeju Folk VillageOne of Jeju Island's main attractions, this is the place to go if you want to learn about Jeju folk village culture and the history of the island. The Jeju Folk Village showcases over 100 carefully-preserved houses and facilities that were once used by generations of people. When you are there, take part in activities such as traditional games, making of traditional crafts such as pottery and wood carving, or even horse-riding!9. O'sulloc Green Tea FieldIf you have not heard of O'sulloc by now, you may have to get out and explore your neighbourhood supermarkets just a little bit more. O’sulloc is the largest producer of tea in South Korea, and all their four tea gardens are located on Jeju Island (due to its subtropical climate). As you might have already read by now, Jeju Island was formed as a result of a volcanic eruption, and the island's volcanic soil has a special texture that filters underground water tremendously well. Coupled with the ideal climate and sufficient rainfall, these resulted in cleaner tea leaves which are well-loved by tea connoisseurs from all around the world.There is also a O’sulloc Tea Museum & Tea Roastery where you can learn about the history of tea drinking in Korea or shop from the mind-blowing wide range of green tea products such as premium loose-leaf teas, blended teas, herb teas, tea lattes, tea cocktails, soft serve and other souvenirs. 10. Jeju LovelandRemember, this is NOT A THEME PARK FOR THE KIDS. According to their own words, this sex-themed sculpture park is "where eroticism and sexuality join together". Be prepared to be greeted by countless sculptures in all kinds of imaginable love-making positions, phallic sculptures in more shapes and sizes than you can imagine, and sexual artwork decorating every crook and cranny. It is also one of the few theme parks where admission is till midnight. Do note that there is an admission fee of KRW12,000, or roughly $13.50.Whether or not this location can help with your relaxation, we shall leave that up to you.Looking for more travel guides? Check out our section on Travel Stories here for all exciting places to check out from around the world!This is an independent article brought to you by meREWARDS.Powered by Froala Editor

Sichuan cuisine is known for its deep and bold flavours, particularly the abundance of spice and pungent flavours owing to its liberal use of chilli peppers and garlic.Spicy food is known to trigger release of pleasant endorphins, as such it is no wonder Sichuan food has long been a hit with both Chinese and foreigners alike. The likes of Ma Po Dou Fu, La Zi Ji (Chongqing-style dry-fried chicken with chillis), Shui Zhu Yu (tender fish in hot broth and chilli oil), and Hui Guo Rou (double-cooked pork belly) are just a few items in a long list of all-time favourite dishes enjoyed by millions of people worldwide.Myriad of taste profiles with each Sichuan mealLao Si Chuan Restaurant, with 3 outlets under its belt, is one of the go-to places in Singapore if you are craving for some tongue-numbing, bold flavours that pack a fiery punch. The owner and head chef, formerly of Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant fame, has close to 30 years of experience both in China and in Singapore under his belt.Owner and Head Chef TangSichuan is also known as the home of pandas, hence the panda themeDid you know? Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife Ho Ching once patronised the restaurant, choosing to have a Father's Day meal here at Si Chuan Restaurant back in 2016!PM Lee, his wife Ho Ching, and the owner of Lao Si Chuan Restaurant in a pictureWe were invited for a food tasting session, and here we round down some of the must-order dishes when you come to Lao Si Chuan Restaurant.1. Spicy Deep-Fried Diced Chicken ($16.80 - Small, $32.80 - Large)The definite must-order dish at Lao Si Chuan - their Signature Chong Qing La Zi Ji, or spicy deep-fried diced chicken. Such is the popularity of this dish; you'll find it at almost every table on any given day.Diced chicken is deep fried till golden brown and tossed in a potent mound of bright red dried chillis, Sichuan peppercorns, peanuts, and garlic slices. Each bite of the perfectly crisp diced chicken will give you a juicy explosion of flavours in your mouth. According to them, these diced chicken bits stay crispy for hours, even after they have been packed for takeaway.The spice level ranges from mild to an intense hell fire-level blaze. Let the staff know your tolerance level and they will prepare a suitable level accordingly.Sweat inducing and dangerously addictiveAluminium packaging to ensure they stay warm for as long as possible2. Water-Boiled Fish ($16.80 - Small, $36.80 - Large)Shui Zhu Yu, loosely translated to "water-cooked fish", is made by poaching marinated fish slices, usually snakehead, catfish, or grass carp, in boiling broth. Generous quantities of the usual suspects - dried chillis and Sichuan peppercorns are tossed in for that all-too-familiar kick. Hot chilli oil is then drizzled over the broth.Snakehead fish slices boiled with generous amounts of chillis and Sichuan peppercornReady for some fire in your mouth?3. Shredded Pork with Minced Garlic Chilli Sauce ($14.80)This sweet, tangy, spicy, and savoury dish comprises of minced garlic chilli sauce made in-house, shredded pork, black fungus, and bamboo shoots. The latter two are indispensable ingredients which provide the dish with a crunchy texture. Copious amounts of bean paste, pickled chilli peppers, vinegar, soy sauce and sugar gives this dish the four distinct flavours mentioned earlier for a taste known as "鱼香 (yu xiang)", or loosely translated to as "fish fragrance". Yu Xiang is a popular seasoning used in Chinese cuisine, and typically does not contain seafood.Savoury deliciousness4. Deep-fried Duck with Yam ($19.80)Made by deep-frying duck meat in yam, this delectable dish was incredibly crispy on the outside, yet creamy and smooth on the inside. The yam helped to enhance the flavours of the duck meat, providing a sweet and earthy profile to contrast the savoury and meaty flavours of the duck meat. Must-try dish in our books.Crispy, creamy, and meaty 5. Claypot Pork Stomach and Chicken Herbal Soup ($18.80)Chinese believe in the restorative powers of a nourishing bowl of soup, and this Claypot Pork Stomach and Chicken Herbal Soup comes jam packed with goodies. Not only is the broth rich in collagen, dang gui (Angelica roots) and red dates are believed to help improve blood circulation and nourish your liver respectively. Tender chicken cooked in a smooth and creamy pork broth6. Laoshan Premium Beer ($10.80)If you have been to China, you would have seen this Laoshan beer in every nook and cranny of the country. Brewed by the Tsingtao brewery, the same company behind the similarly ubiquitous Tsingtao beer, Laoshan beer is a light and pale lager which uses spring water from Laoshan, a mountain along the coastline of Shandong.It has a clean and crisp taste profile, something which complements the spiciness of Sichuan cuisine well.2 bottles for the price of 1 when you flash your meREWARDS appVIP RoomsCelebrating an occasion, or hosting some important guests and looking for a private room? Lao Si Chuan has you covered with multiple VIP rooms to ensure you and your guests can enjoy yourselves in upmost comfort.One of the many VIP rooms at Lao Si ChuanOutlet at Link Hotel is open till 5am dailymeREWARDS 1-for-1 DealsFlash your meREWARDS app at any of Lao Si Chuan's 3 outlets to enjoy 1-for-1 deals on their Signature Spicy Chicken, Black Pepper Beef, Stirred Fried Green Chili Pork (($26.80), 5-pc BBQ Skewers ($12), or Laoshan Bottled Beer ($10.80)!Lao Si Chuan (Link Hotel)Address: Link Hotel, 50 Tiong Bahru Rd, Singapore 168733Opening Hours: Daily 11am - 5amNearest MRT Station: Tiong Bahru StationLao Si Chuan (Holland Village)Address: 24A Holland Village, Singapore 277683Opening Hours: Mon 5pm - 3am, Tue - Sun 11am - 3amNearest MRT Station: Holland Village StationLao Si Chuan (Selegie Road)Address: 9 Selegie Road, #01-31, Singapore 180009Opening Hours: Daily 11am - 2amNearest MRT Station: Rochor StationLooking for other supper spots serving Chinese food? Check out our review here of BBQ Box Prime at Clarke Quay, which is open till as late as 4am!This is an independent review brought to you by meREWARDS.

Finding a florist in Singapore is not a difficult thing to do - every neighbourhood or wet market usually has one or two. In a market oversaturated with similar offerings, Happy Bunch, a flower and gift business founded in Kuala Lumpur in 2014, stands out like a sore thumb - but in a good way.The reason? Affordable flowers and gifts with free same-day delivery.Born out of a desire to make flowers more simple, affordable, and convenient for everyone, Happy Bunch has managed to establish itself as the go-to online florist in Kuala Lumpur by keeping their prices affordable for the masses.From Kuala Lumpur to SingaporeAfter expanding its business to Singapore in 2017, Happy Bunch continued to bring the same joy and delight to the recipients of its flower bunches or gift boxes in Singapore. It does this by paying extra attention to flower quality, curation, and visuals. In the words of Happy Bunch's country manager in Singapore, Uma Ranganathan, they want recipients of Happy Bunch flowers to feel that "immense joy and delight when seeing the bouquet or opening the gift box for the first time, like a child opening his/her Christmas present with glee". Festive gift boxFlower BunchesAs for the sender? They strive to make the entire gifting process from selection of flowers to the delivery as fuss-free and simple as possible. You choose your bouquet from 7 to 8 designs that are refreshed daily. Need a bigger bouquet? Simply 'upsize' the bouquets, with 4 different size options (Petite/Small/Medium/Large). Or if you have decision paralysis like me, you can even opt for their 'Surprise Flowers', where you leave the curation entirely up to the florist. They may even contain exotic flowers!Their flowers start from only $35, and arrive from their supplier on the same day your order comes in. Now you can be sure you are getting fresh and sweet-smelling blooms!Arranging the perfect bunchHappy Bunch bouquets start from only $35Potted PlantsLooking for a housewarming gift, or something other than flowers to brighten up someone's day? You can also find potted plants such as Jade plants and Snake plants starting from just $39.Potted Snake Plant, $45Build-A-BoxIf you are looking for something more than just flora and fauna, you will be pleased to know that Happy Bunch offers a 'Build-A-Box' service. where you can choose from a wide range of add-on snacks and gifts to go inside the box. Prices range from $15 to $25 for the box, and $4 for add-ons like Oat Cookies with Chocolate Chips from Kintry, to $98 for a full-size Butterfly Pea Gin by Brass Lion Distillery.What is telling too, is that these optional add-ons consist of mostly local or regional brands such as Golden Duck, Fossa Chocolate, Hook Coffee, Supernova from PPP Coffee, Huskee Coffee, Amazin' Graze, Zenko Superfoods, Cresc Bites, Confetti Fine Foods, With love, Gretel, Brewlander, and Krakakoa. We have always had a soft spot for local brands. You can even find fabric products such as eye masks and hair bands made by the indigenous people of Malaysia, under the brand Batlk Boutique!Teal Shibori Batik Headband by Batik Boutique, $22The Singaporean Dream: The New Normal Card Game by SYNT Studio, $20Ready-To-Order GiftsIf picking out gifts is not your forte, you will be glad to hear that they offer ready-to-order gift boxes which require minimal brain exercise. Simply pick a theme and you are good to go. Prices range from $40 for a Lush & Fresh Fruit Box, to $67 for a Majulah Box, which consists of locally made snacks and games from home grown brands in a red & white packaging.Not sure what to gift? Opt for their Unearth Luxuries Mystery Box, $65, which contains 3 - 5 mystery skincare, bath & body essentials, and/or gourmet treats hand-selected by the team. All boxes are also meticulously lined with tissue wraps and tied with a satin ribbon, ready to spread some smiles!Majulah Box, $67Unearth Luxuries Mystery Box, $65Corporate Gifts ServicesThe pandemic brought about a renewed focus on individual mental wellbeing, especially at the workplace. Show your colleagues, clients, business partners or work mentors you care with a thoughtful and meaningful gift from Happy Bunch.Doing so is in typical Happy Bunch style - fuss-free and easy. Speak to them to define what your requirements are, handpick what you want to go into your gift boxes, select the kind of customisation you require, and that's about it! The team at Happy Bunch handles the rest, from procurement, customisation, packaging, right down to delivery. Drop them a message on their page via the link here.Spread smiles with a care package from Happy BunchFree Same-Day DeliveryPerhaps the best part of all is their entirely free same-day delivery, as long as you make your purchase before 2pm. This applies even to their lowest-priced $35 bouquet. Typical location exclusions such as Jurong Island and Pulau Ubin will still apply.Discounts and PromotionsFor the month of September, Happy Bunch is celebrating its 5th birthday with not only a bunch of fun activities and promotions, but also more surprises and a larger mission in works - all in the name of showing appreciation and thanking their loyal customers for their support over the years.Stay tuned to their weekly deals and giveaways on their Facebook page here, and Instagram page here. You might just bag yourself a Happy Bunch hamper worth $125!Giveaway prizes include Happy Bunch vouchers, hamper, and moreFor a limited time, Happy Bunch is extending exclusive discounts of 5% off total bill with a minimum spend of $55, or 8% off total bill with a minimum spend of $100, to all meREWARDS readers. Simply apply the promo codes below to redeem.5% OFF $55 promo code here.8% OFF $100 promo code here.Go on and make someone's day today with Happy Bunch!The happy people behind your awesome bloomsHappy BunchAddress: 201 Henderson Rd, #07-08 Apex @ Henderson, Singapore 159545Opening Hours: Daily 9am - 6pm. Closed on SunNearest MRT Station: Redhill MRT StationLooking for WFH essentials instead? Check out our guide here on the best items you can get under $30!This article was brought to you in partnership with Happy Bunch. 

Sentosa Island, or just Sentosa as it is commonly known, is well known for many things. The extensive cable car network, white sandy beaches, and numerous hotels boasting picturesque scenery attract millions of visitors to this small but fun island each year. View of the Central Business District from SentosaIn partnership with Mount Faber Leisure, the company behind renowned attractions such as the Singapore Cable Car, SkyHelix Sentosa, Wings of Time, and the Sentosa Island Bus Tour, we bring you an itinerary specially designed to get the most out of each attraction.To enjoy the best picturesque views of Sentosa, be sure to follow this itinerary that is designed to let you get the most out of each attraction.1. Take the Singapore Cable Car from Harbourfront Station to Mount Faber Station - 5.30pmThere are two boarding points for the cable car - one at Harbourfront and the other at Mount Faber Peak. While your ticket allows you to board from either station, we highly recommend you start your journey by taking the cable car from Harbourfront towards Mount Faber. Enjoy the best views of the hilltop at 100 metres above sea level before you head towards Sentosa! Purchase your tickets online or over the ticketing counter. A Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip) costs $35 per adult and $25 per child between 4 to 12 years old. Hint: meREWARDS member discounts at the bottom!2. Explore Mount Faber Peak and Check Out Poland’s Bells of Happiness at Arbora Hilltop Garden & Bistro - 5.40pmAfter arriving at Mount Faber Peak, take some time to check out the amazing view atop the second highest peak in Singapore, after Bukit Timah Hill.Cable car station at Mount Faber PeakView of Telok Blangah residential estateMount Faber Peak is popular as a running and workout spot among the residents living in the area. With around 40 hectares of forested area, it also boasts an impressive variety of flora and fauna, so be sure to check it out during your next visit!One of the many trekkers to Mount Faber PeakThe Poland's Bells of Happiness was named as such in 2019 as Singapore commemorated 50 years of diplomatic relations in maritime traditions with Poland.You will find 2 bells there, the first one marking the first anniversary of "Dar Młodzieży” ship's first ever port call in Singapore in 2018, and the second being an existing bell from its sister ship "Dar Pomorza" ship. The bells are said to bring happiness and good fortune to newlyweds!First bell on the left, second bell in the middleBoasting one of the best views from a restaurant in Singapore is the multi-award-winning Arbora Hilltop Garden & Bistro, located next to the cable car station. Some of the accolades they have won include the 'Outstanding Casual Dining Experience' award by Singapore Tourism Awards (2022) and Tripadvisor Traveller’s Choice (2021).Treat yourself to a million-dollar view overlooking mainland Singapore's southern shores.Great views from Arbora Hilltop Garden & BistroMillion-dollar view3. Take the Cable Car to Sentosa Station - 6.10pmHop onboard the cable car at Mount Faber Peak and your Sentosa Island adventure begins. Offering a 360 degrees aerial view of the Harbourfront area and Sentosa, take in the sights of the soon-to-be-gone Tanjong Pagar port, the Central Business District, the expensive homes along Keppel Bay with its very own private yacht marina, and of course Sentosa itself.A sight to beholdEnjoy the majestic views of the setting sun from your cabinCable Car Sky Dining's Stardust Cabin is Back with a New MenuDid you know that the Singapore Cable Car's Sky Dining experience is Asia's one and only cable car dining experience? For a limited time only, you can embark on a gastronomic journey with your significant other onboard the special Stardust cabin for a dinner like no other!Comprising of a premium 4-course menu, guests will be treated to stunning views of the cityscape while they dine in the privacy of their own cable car cabin. The entire course will take 60 minutes, equivalent to two rounds on the Mount Faber Line. Vegetarian and non-alcoholic menus are also available upon request. This package is priced at $149++ per pax, but scroll down for an exclusive 15% discount if you are a meREWARDS member.Whether you are celebrating an anniversary, birthday, or any other special occasion, you can be assured of a truly memorable and unique dining experience high above the ground.4. SkyHelix Sentosa - 6.25pmUpon arrival at Sentosa Station, take a short stroll to SkyHelix Sentosa, located right outside the station. Opened in December 2021, SkyHelix is Sentosa's newest attraction, and Singapore's highest open-air, panoramic ride. You get to sit and dangle your legs in a rotating gondola that brings you 35 metres above ground for a 360-degree view of Sentosa, Keppel Bay and as far as the Greater Southern Waterfront area with a complimentary standard drink in hand.Do note that you will be asked to safekeep your bags and hats on the ground before boarding the gondola, but you are allowed to bring your camera, selfie stick and drinks.A short stroll away from Sentosa StationNamed as such due to its helix-like structureSentosa's first carbon-neutral attraction is also available both as a day and nighttime experience. If you follow our itinerary, you should be able to catch the sunset while high up in the air.There is also nothing beneath your feet while you are up in the air, so remember to tighten your shoelaces or even remove your slippers if you do not want them to hurtle through time and space before landing onto the surface below. An open-air experience like no other in SingaporeWhat a view indeedView of Mount FaberThe ride is approximately 12 minutes in total and provides an ideal escape from all your worries on the ground. Definitely a must-try for locals and tourists alike!Tickets are priced at $18 per adult and $15 per child between 4 to 12 years old. Hint: meREWARDS member discounts at the bottom.5. Take the Cable Car (Sentosa Line) from Imbiah Lookout Station to Merlion Station - 7pmIt is now time to catch the Wings of Time, which begins at 7.30pm and 8.30pm. Head towards Imbiah Lookout Station, which is a short stroll away from Sentosa Station, and board the Sentosa Line towards Merlion Station.Can you spot the surrounding Indonesian islands?6. Alight and take the Sentosa Express from Merlion Station to Beach Station - 7.15pmSentosa Express is free of charge within Sentosa!7. Alight at Beach Station and head to Wings of Time - 7.30pm/8.30pmWings of Time, produced by a team of local and international entertainment experts is the only permanent multi-sensory night show in the world set in the sea. What is more impressive, is perhaps its use of the latest multimedia effects such as 3D projection mapping, state-of-the-art lasers, robotic water fountains and giant water jets, as well as spectacular pyrotechnics against a signature backdrop.Go on an adventure with Shahbaz, a prehistoric bird, and his pals Rachel and Felix as they travel across beautiful landscapes and the mysteries of time. The journey takes them through artistic interpretations of the Industrialisation Revolution, the Silk Road era, Mayan Pyramids, Underwater World and African Savanna.Shahbaz, the main character in the showThe first of many spectacular pyrotechnicsGrand finaleTicket PricesNow to the most important bit - the costs. Below is a summary of the costs for each attraction:Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip)Adult: $35Child (4-12 years old): $25SkyHelix SentosaAdult: $18Child (4-12 years old): $15Wings of Time (Standard Seat)$18 per pax30% OFF Cable Car Sky Pass + Wings of TimeStaying true to our mission to bring our members the best deals and savings in town, we have partnered with Mount Faber Leisure Group for a special discount. meREWARDS members enjoy 30% off the Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip) + Wings of Time (Standard Seat) package (U.P. $53 Adult, $43 Child) simply by using a promo code! This promotion is valid till 31 March 2023 only, so plan your trip early!Click here for promo code. Terms and conditions apply.30% OFF Cable Car Sky Pass + SkyHelix SentosaHop onboard an adventure that will bring you all the best aerial views of Sentosa and its surroundings! meREWARDS members enjoy 30% off the Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip) + SkyHelix Sentosa (U.P. $53 Adult, $43 Child) simply by using our special promo code. Valid till 31 March 2023 only!Click here for promo code. Terms and conditions apply.15% OFF Cable Car Sky Dining – Stardust CabinPlanning an intimate evening with your significant other? Shoot for the stars and embark on a magical journey onboard the Stardust Cabin. Promo is valid till 31 October 2022 only!Use our promo code here for 15% off your reservation! Terms and conditions apply.This article is brought to you in partnership with Mount Faber Leisure.