The Merlion-Before you visit any other place in Singapore you need to see the Merlion standing about 37 meters tall. It is the national emblem of Singapore serving as the nation’s mascot. It is based on a mythical creature that is half lion and half fish. The statue faces the grand Singapore River and can be easily reached as it is a popular tourist venue.
Sentosa-Sentosa meaning peace and tranquility
Sentosa is a calm and pleasant island that attracts people in hordes due to its long sandy beaches, historical sites, museums and beautiful rustic nature trails. It also boasts of Asia’s famous oceanarium and the cute pink dolphins in the Dolphin Lagoon. For those interested in golf, there are two international 18-hole golf courses with beautiful scenery. The Sentosa Sandsation is an international sand sculpting event here in Sentosa!
Sentosa Sky Tower
This is one of Singapore’s tallest public viewing tower from which you can get a panoramic view of all the islands. 72 people can fit in at one go and it takes only around seven minutes in this air-conditioned cozy cabin to have a look at the wonderful greenery around.
Night Safari
The Night Safari is an extremely popular tourist venue in Singapore as it offers you the opportunity to observe nature in the stillness of the night. The more adventurous can go on walking trails or relax in a tram ride. The Safari is open from 6 pm to midnight daily.
Little India-For those stepping into Little India, it will be a sense (ational) experience. The strong scent of spices and jasmine garlands greet you the moment you step here. It is indeed a mini India what with small provision shops selling ethnic jewelry, silk saris, scents and the like. Even parrot fortune sellers are put up here!
China Town
Chinatown’s local name is Niu Che Shui or Bullock Cart Water. This extraordinary name comes from the fact that earlier people from every household collected fresh water from the wells in Ann Siang Hill and Spring Street using bullock-drawn carts. The Al Abrar Mosque and the Sri Mariamman Temple speak volumes of the ethnic diversity and harmonious co-habitation between people of different religions.
Mount Faber and Clark Quay
Mount Faber has beautiful landscapes offering vantage points and panoramic views of Singapore.
Clark Quay was once upon a time the centre of commerce. The water front today boasts of innumerable restaurants, bars, shops and places of entertainment. Don’t miss Singapore for anything!
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