Remember when Miley Cyrus released her 2010 single When I Look At You for her romantic movie with Liam Hemsworth, The Last Song? In the music video, Cyrus is seen with a full grand piano on a pier accompanied by a gorgeous gazebo and lake behind her as she sings. That’s exactly what the Swan Lake Gazebo at the Singapore Botanic Gardens reminds us of.

Accessible from the southwest Tanglin Gate, this gazebo with its elegant wrought-iron detailing is hard to miss. With a little bit of skill, you can capture some breathtaking shots here.  

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With bright and pastel-coloured houses lining both sides of the street, these Peranakan houses are the perfect Instagram spot. 

Joo Chiat and the general Katong area is home to beautiful shophouses, good food and lesser-known local brands. You can bring your camera and make a whole day out of it. But be sure to remain respectful and not disturb the peace in the residential area!

Located within Gardens by The Bay, Cloud Forest is magnificent with its towering waterfalls, gorgeous foliage and abundance of Insta-worthy spots.

Did you know? Cloud Forest has one of the tallest indoor waterfalls in the world so this instantly makes it a must-visit spot for a picture. 

Take a few shots along the treetop walks as well—the result will be stunning.

The National Orchid Garden may be a lesser-known location but it is still just as beautiful a spot for photos. The garden is located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens and features over 1,000 species of orchids.

While there are many photo spots here, the green archways and giant bird cages are the most popular places to snap a picture.

Located near Little India MRT station, the House of Tan Teng Niah is a colourful and rustic landmark that attracts many visitors looking to snap a pic for the 'gram. 

If you take your time there, you will likely find many different angles to capture your shots.

There are many really random spots around Singapore that are unexpectedly beautiful and Redhill MRT station is one of them. 

The station's unique bubblegum pink interior will give your Instagram feed an adorable pop of colour effortlessly.

Hidden in a small residential neighbourhood in Hougang, Japanese Cemetery Park is home to almost 1,000 Japanese civilian and soldier graves. 

Located at the cemetery are many trees that bear bright pink bougainvillaea flowers. These flowers look extremely similar to sakura flowers and provide an incredible backdrop for pictures. 

If you venture deeper into the cemetery, you will even find an archway decorated with flowers.

A favourite for weekend hikers, Macritchie Treetop Walk is not just a great place to get in a good sweat. It is also a wonderful place for a good photo. 

Do bear in mind that the trek is a long one so if you’re hoping to dress up for the shoot, you will need to bear with the heat and also wear proper shoes to make the trek. 

We recommend wearing your chicest athleisure gear for this one. 

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We don’t know about you but we certainly miss our quick and fuss-free trips to Bali. If you’re looking for somewhere that will quite literally transport you back to the bustling Indonesian streets, you have to visit Sang Nila Utama Garden.

The garden is located in Fort Canning Park, closer to Clarke Quay, and features a gorgeous Japanese split gate, reflective pools and stunning statues.  

Fort Canning Staircase is a very popular spot among couples looking to shoot their wedding photos. 

It is located at the northern tip of Fort Canning Park and if you are patient enough to wait for the foot traffic to pass by, you will be left with a truly breathtaking set of photos.

Is it really love if your Insta-boyfriend refuses to take a picture of you at the Raffles lighthouse? This lighthouse, which is notoriously known for being the toughest place to take pictures, is located on Palau Satumu, an island in the Singapore Strait. 

Visitors are only allowed during certain times of the year and you need a permit from the Maritime and Port Authority. Did we mention that you also need to take an hour-long ferry ride there?

After all, anything for the ’gram, right?

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