A trip to Southeast Asia’s tiny island state would not be complete without posting some good old aesthetic photos in your social media. With numerous postcard-worthy attractions, beautiful gardens, tree-lined streets, and skyscrapers as far as the eye can see, travelers will have a marvelous time cherry-picking these Instagrammable places in Singapore. From quirky eye-popping street art to magnificent nature parks, here are some of the most IG-worthy spots around the country you wouldn’t want to miss!

Our first free Insta-worthy spot is the infamous Haji Lane. You might wonder what place this is. Well, Haji Lane—situated in the heart of this bustling modern city, is a narrow street in Kampong Glam neighborhood known for its vibrant atmosphere that is lined with an array of boutique shops, hip cafes and restaurants, historic buildings, and colorful artworks adorning the walls. Strike a pose in front of the many murals lining up the street or take photos of the dazzling Sultan Mosque. Wherever you stand, Haji Lane is just too Instagrammable not to capture!

Free for the public to access, this 82-hectare green space is home to a diverse collection of the world’s flora. Being one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world and designated as UNESCO’s 2015 World Heritage, this visually pleasing and lush place has various spots for visitors to explore and immerse themselves in. A green backdrop with a sprinkle of colorful flowers and plants here and there will surely freshen up your Instagram page. Whether you only want to take photos of the picturesque landscapes, calm lakes, or themed gardens, Singapore Botanic Garden is a rejuvenating and popular destination for nature lovers. It is, of course, family-friendly.

You haven’t been to Singapore if you haven’t taken a picture in front of the Merlion statue found at Merlion Park. This picturesque waterfront park has a beautiful view of the looming Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, the ArtScience Museum, and the gorgeous city skyline. It’s no secret that the Merlion statue—Singapore’s symbol that has the body of a fish and the head of a lion, is an iconic backdrop for tourists alike. There are also other attractions, including several sculptures and art installations, suitable for art lovers and photographers.

Adorned with 927 colorful windows, Old Hill Street Police Station is one of Singapore’s historical buildings. It was built in 1934 and was a former police station. The rainbow-colored window shutters that line this six-story building are eye-catching and make for a quirky and fun backdrop. If you’re into architectural photography, snapping away your camera from across the street should do the job of catching the whole building in one frame. Oh, and don’t worry about how to get there because there are three MRT stations near the building!

Another favorite nature photo spot is located inside Fort Canning Park. The winding staircase leading up to the tunnel has a beautiful view of the yellow raintrees and hanging plant silhouettes against the wall if one is to look up to the circular window from the bottom of the staircase. It is said that the best time to take your photos there is between nine and ten am since it has the best lighting and silhouettes. As you make your way out, another picturesque spot is the long roofless passageway with tall stone walls and shrubs hanging at the top. Just beautiful!

If you know Singapore, you’ve probably heard of its renowned Changi Airport and its not-so-hidden gem, the Jewel. Spanning from lush greenery, and sophisticated architecture, to numerous attractions, Jewel Changi Airport offers seasoned photographers and mere travelers many photo spots waiting to be explored and captured. If you’re a fan of nature walks and sceneries, some of the best spots for a stunning addition to your IG feed are the Rain Vortex and the Shiseido Forest Valley. You can also challenge your photography skills inside their Mirror Maze and have lots of fun getting lost in the labyrinth.

Looking to capture more memories in other natural surroundings to up your IG feed? Gardens by the Bay it is! A visit to the 250 acres of horticultural wonderland that is home to approximately 1.5 million flora and fauna should probably be on your must-visit list when coming to Singapore. One of its most iconic photo spots which will make you look like you’re a part of Gulliver’s travels is the towering Supertree Grove. Futuristic tree-like structures during sundown and silhouette of the infamous Marina Bay Sands while being surrounded by lovely greeneries as your photo backdrop? Stunning.

A list of iconic photo spots in Singapore wouldn’t be complete without capturing your time enjoying strolling within the ArtScience Museum. Once you go inside this cultural landmark, you’ll be immersed in its endless collection of digital interactive installations, virtual reality, and curated films that is a haven for photography enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. From an Infinity Room that will swallow you into a realm of infinite reflections, the Rain Oculus and its mesmerizing water patterns of light and shadow, to its ever-changing exhibition galleries, you’ll have a blast capturing stunning images for keepsake!

There you go, some of the most iconic Instagrammable places in Singapore you should definitely put in your itinerary to complete a memorable Singapore trip! Ranging from nature backdrops that are perfect for nature lovers, unique landmarks suitable for architecture goers, to vibrant city streets to be explored by urbanites, they’re all listed above. Book your flights, and hotel, and buy attraction tickets effortlessly by downloading the Traveloka app and Xperience Singapore’s IG-worthy spots!