5 stunning Singapore spots in juan karlos’ 'Kailan Ka Uuwi?' music video

What if your next Singapore trip looked like a music video? The Singapore Tourism Board and Universal Music Group just dropped the official MV for juan karlos’ “Kailan Ka Uuwi?” featuring Flow G, and it’s packed with some of the most breathtaking places you can explore in the Lion City. From lush gardens to hidden green pockets in the middle of skyscrapers, the video shows how Singapore blends nature, culture, and city life into moments worth coming home to.

Whether you're a fan of jk, a traveler hunting for new spots, or someone dreaming of a quick escape, these stunning locations from the music video might just inspire your next Singapore adventure.

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has partnered with Universal Music Group (UMG) to produce the official music video of juan karlos’ latest single, “Kailan Ka Uuwi?”, featuring Flow G.

The music video tells an otherworldly love story of longing and discovery, set against Singapore’s vibrant mix of nature, culture, and modern cityscapes. Filmed across some of the city’s most scenic spots, it highlights Singapore’s lush green spaces and tranquil attractions, showing how nature and city life come together to create beautiful moments of connection.

 

Here are five stunning locations from the “Kailan Ka Uuwi?” music video that might just inspire your next trip to Singapore:

 

1. Marina Barrage

 

Marina Barrage unfolds as one of Singapore’s most beloved green spaces. It’s a modern dam, rooftop park, and reservoir all in one. Families picnic on its breezy lawns, children chase kites against the sunset, and kayakers glide across the calm waters below.

 

More than just a leisure spot, the Barrage embodies Singapore’s commitment to sustainability. Visitors can explore the Sustainable Singapore Gallery, where interactive displays reveal how the city balances urban growth with environmental care.

 

2. Gardens by the Bay

 

Across 105 hectares of lush waterfront, Gardens by the Bay reimagines what a city garden can be. Its towering Supertrees, cooled conservatories, and diverse plant life make it a world of wonder, blending design and ecology in perfect harmony.

 

Step inside the misty Cloud Forest or wander through the Flower Dome, where blooms from every corner of the globe thrive under glass. As evening falls, watch the Garden Rhapsody light-and-sound show transform the Supertree Grove into a dazzling symphony of color.

 

3. Marina One

 

 In the middle of Singapore’s business district, Marina One surprises visitors with a hidden oasis of greenery. Stroll around its lush garden filled with thriving flora, find a spot to sit and unwind, or simply enjoy the calm surrounded by skyscrapers. It’s a refreshing reminder that nature is never far away, even in the middle of the city.

 

 4. Tiong Bahru

A blend of nostalgia and modern charm, Tiong Bahru is one of Singapore’s most character-filled neighborhoods. Its iconic 1930s art deco flats and laid-back cafés create a rare sense of warmth and continuity in a fast-moving city.

 

Start your day in Tiong Bahru like the locals do: grab kopi and kaya toast at the morning market, or queue for freshly steamed chwee kueh (steamed rice cake) at the hawker center. Then take a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood’s streets to explore its small galleries, bookstores, and boutiques.

 

5. The Standard, Singapore

 

Located along Orange Grove Road, just minutes from Orchard Road and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, The Standard, Singapore brings a relaxed twist to city luxury. It features 143 rooms and suites, designed with the brand’s signature mix of comfort and character.

 

Lounge by the rooftop pool, explore nearby shopping and dining spots, or unwind in one of the stylish rooms with sweeping views. It’s an easy place to slow down, recharge, and still feel connected to Singapore's energy around you.