Given the trains and the shopping mall, I am suspecting an airport ... possibly Singapore, it has been a few years since I lived there, and things change quickly
asked Jan 9 at 10:20
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1Related, not duplicate: travel.stackexchange.com/questions/152122/… travel.stackexchange.com/questions/138040/…– Willeke ♦Jan 9 at 10:51
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11Did you search before asking here? The answer appears multiple times in the top five searches for "singapore indoor waterfall".– BruceWayneJan 10 at 19:09
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4If I knew it were Singapore, then I would not have to ask, or search– Mawg says reinstate MonicaJan 10 at 19:53
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10But you did mention in your question that you suspected it might be Singapore. Given that, the search suggested by @BruceWayne seems like a reasonable thing to try.– Ilmari KaronenJan 10 at 20:00
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2I downvoted for lack of research. I don't understand how to use twitter too well, but even in the link you put to the video someone asks where this is, and someone answers.– BruceWayneJan 10 at 20:51
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It is the rain vortex at the Jewel complex, Changi Airport, Singapore.
It is claimed to be the world's tallest indoor waterfall.
Please see Jewel Changi Airport
Please also see Collected Rainwater Powers the World’s Tallest Indoor Waterfall at Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport
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Good old Sg ! I was a P.R for almost a decade and still miss it Jan 10 at 15:16
Don't forget to try Google Image Search / Lens first. Result searching with your image:
First result: Changi airport Singapore.
answered Jan 9 at 10:59
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5Lolx! Franck, we are both active on Software Recommendations, so I ought to know of this. It's just that I am Googlephobic. I much prefer TinEye for reverse image search (embarrassingly, it found the image) Sorry to have wasted your time :-/ Jan 9 at 15:48
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3@VladimirF: Teach a man to fish, and you'll have less boilerplate answers to write on StackExchange.– FlaterJan 11 at 14:26
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2@nnsense we don't want to have one question for each image on google. Jan 11 at 18:28