1. Gardens by the Bay
The Gardens by the Bay are home to many of the world's precious species. A large garden is divided into several attractions, in which a variety of beautiful and delicate flowers in the flower dome, the cloud forest is a man-made mini rainforest. The Lantern Festival is even more lively at night. Stroll through the Bay East Garden, perfect for enjoying the vibrant plant life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Then its a great option to go to Cloud Forest Dome to see the world's highest indoor waterfall and learn about biodiversity.
2. Chinatown
If you've ever been to China, Singapore's Chinatown will take you back there. This is where the early Chinese immigrants lived in Singapore, and there is a Chinese flavor everywhere. From small stores and authentic Chinese food to big red lanterns, this area is full of excitement and hustle and bustle. You can visit the Chinese Heritage Center and admire the impressive and beautiful Hindu temples of Sri Mariamman. Another temple worth visiting is the Temple of Buddha's Tooth. If you are early enough, you can hear the morning drumming ceremony.
3. Sentosa Island
Located in the southern part of Singapore, Sentosa Island is a charming and idyllic resort island, regarded as Singapore's shining jewel of American tourism and entertainment. 70% of the island is covered by secondary rainforests and is inhabited by animals such as toucans, monkeys, peacocks and parrots, as well as a variety of other local flora and fauna.
In addition to natural landscapes such as sunny beaches, the island also has many tourist attractions, such as Coral Pavilion, Famous Worlds, 4D Magic Theater, Universal Studios Singapore, Skyline ramp roller coaster, Siloso Castle, Cross Harbor Trail, Fish Tail Lion Pagoda, Underwater World Aquarium, Butterfly and Insect Kingdom, Waxman Museum, Mangrove Nature Reserve and so on which is a collection of theme parks, tropical resorts, nature parks, cultural and recreational centers. Center as one of the good places for leisure and tourism.
4. Little India
Little India is the epitome of India. If you are traveling to Singapore, you may want to walk up to half a day here to feel the small fresh India. Located on the east bank of the Singapore River, Little India, along with Kampong Glam and Chinatown, is one of the three major historic districts in Singapore. Once you walk in here, you will feel a strong sense of exoticism. The colorful buildings on both sides of the street are covered with murals, making it a perfect backdrop for street photography. Women are dressed in flamboyant and ornate saris, and there is guttural music in the Villa Makarilaman temple, which is full of laminated sculptures. Religious people are busy talking about their faith.
5. Mount Huaiba
Located to the west of City Street, Mount Huaiba is the second tallest mountain in Singapore, after Mount Wuji Mazi. It is close to the bustling downtown area and faces the Singapore Harbor. The breathtaking view of the city from Mount Huapa is dazzling and unique. Since Singapore is relatively small, you can raise a bird to see Singapore, the big and small islands, the high-rise business districts and the winding roads from the top of Mount Huapa. The view is really beautiful. Looking around from the top of the hill, the view is beautiful. You can see not only the buildings in the city but also Indonesia and Malaysia on a clear day.
6. Raffles Hotel
2. Singapore Tourist Spot Attractions
Singapore is a modern metropolis with numerous skyscrapers and famous landmarks. You can start your Singapore tour by choosing some of the most famous and iconic attractions and delve into the stories behind each one.
1. Chijmes in Chijmes
Chijmes was once a Catholic convent school in the 19th century and is now home to many stores, bars and restaurants. The square consists of several buildings in different styles, such as an orphanage, a dormitory and a gothic church, built in different eras. in 1990 the building was renamed CHIJMES, its English name Chijmes standing for the acronym of the convent and the bells of the tower bell. Remodeled and rebuilt, today schijmes is a popular dining and nightlife destination.
2. Esplanade, Esplanade Center for the Performing Arts
This performing arts center is a landmark building that covers 60,000 square meters. It was originally named after the neighboring Marina Park, one of the oldest parks in Singapore. It is affectionately known as Durian because of its thorny architectural design. The concept of establishing an arts center began back in the 1970s. The Esplanade aims to be a hub for Singaporeans to appreciate local art, experience different cultural atmospheres, and get inspired and inculcated by the arts.
Since its opening in 2002, the Esplanade has brought about tremendous changes in the development of American art in Singapore and has evolved into a bustling center for shopping, dining and entertainment. The Arts Center hosts a variety of performances throughout the year. Apart from the many free outdoor performances, there are many annual festivals such as Baybeats, da:ns Dance Festival, Huayi Festival and many more.
3. Fishtail Lion Park, Fishtail Lion Park
Visit the Fishtail Lion Tower, a magnificent landmark widely recognized in Singapore, and admire this mythical creature that is half fish, half lion. The Fishtail Lion Tower combines two of Singapore's best elements, the body of the fish representing the fishing village that existed before Singapore was developed, and the head of the lion representing the city of Singapore (Sanskrit for Lion City). The Fishtail Pagoda was built by renowned local sculptor Lim Nam Seng and was unveiled on September 15, 1972 by the then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. The iconic structure originally stood at the mouth of the Singapore River and was later moved to its current location overlooking Marina Bay in Fishtail Lion Park.
4. Singapore Flyer Observation Wheel
Singapore Flyer is the largest Ferris wheel in Asia at 165 meters high. Opened in 2008, this Ferris wheel has become a popular attraction as it is strategically located to provide a great view of Marina Bay and Singapore. Over the years, the Singapore Flyer has become a distinctive icon in the backdrop of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay.
5. Old Parliament House
The Old Parliament House, now known as the House of Arts, can be considered the oldest surviving colonial building in Singapore. the original Parliament House was designed and built in 1826 as a new Palladian style building by architect G.D. georgecole. Listed as a national monument in 1992, the former Capitol Building was transformed into the Old Capitol Building's Art House in 2003, and has since become a guiding light for Singapore's American art scene.
6. National Gallery of Singapore
Today the National Gallery of the United States of America used to be two national monuments: the former High Court and Government House. Located in the heart of the city, these two buildings have witnessed many important milestones in Singapore's history. First built in the 1920s and 1930s, the former High Court and Government House are now Singapore's largest museums, with their historic halls housing a vast array of artifacts.
7. Singapore Presidential Palace
Presidential Palace, meaning palace in Malay, is the official residence and office of the President of Singapore. This iconic place is not only where the President meets and entertains VIPs, but also serves as the Prime Minister's office. Once a nutmeg plantation, the Presidential Palace is a haven for flora and fauna in the hustle and bustle of the city. The Presidential Palace is only open to the public at certain times of the year, so be sure to plan so you don't miss it.
8. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
Today's Fullerton Hotel Singapore is a five-star hotel, grand and stately, and ideally situated with a breathtaking view overlooking the Singapore River. But the place was never that grand from the start. Originally built as a fort in 1829, the building later became the Singapore General Post Office in 1928. This historic building is now a 400-room hotel. Its grandeur emphasizes its long history, its neo-classical fa?ade is magnificent and its light-filled atrium is elegant.
Spiral Bridge
Opened in 2010, the Spiral Bridge is Singapore's longest pedestrian bridge, connecting the Marina Center to the Bay Boat District. The unique shape of this bridge is derived from the double helix structure of cellular deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), representing life and continuity, renewal and growth. Paired colored letters C and G and A and T were designed into the bridge to represent the four bases of DNA. This interesting detail is sure to excite science lovers.
10. Parkview Plaza, Qiao Fu Plaza
Built by a collaboration between Singapore's DP Architects and the US-based James Adams Design, Qiao Fu Plaza's Art Deco inspired design has made it an important landmark. The bronze and glass combination of Overseas Chinese Plaza has a grand appearance and its unique architectural style is known as Gotham House by locals. The title is also quite apt as the building's exterior resembles Batman's fictional hometown of Gotham. The interior design of the bar in the lobby is also in the Art Deco style. This Atlas bar serves mostly gin. A three-story gin tower stands in the lobby and houses hundreds of rare or limited edition wines.
11. World War II Fallen Soldiers Memorial
In the heart of Singapore, in the American Central Business District, stands the World War II Fallen Soldiers Memorial; a war memorial honoring 124 British soldiers killed in World War I and World War II. The monument was unveiled on March 31, 1922 and stands in Marina Park. The plinth bears the thought-provoking inscription Their Sacrifice Helped Us Survive.
12. Marina Bay Sands, Sands, Marina Bay
Opened in 2011, Marina Bay Sands is now one of Singapore's busiest and most diverse attractions. Here, you can choose to stay at the 55-story luxury hotel, shop at Marina Bay's stores, or immerse yourself in the rich arts and culture scene at the ArtScience Museum.
Marina Bay USA's leaning towers and high-ceilinged, borderless swimming pools are not only spectacular, they have some interesting stories behind them. The first building (Tower 1) has a 26-degree slope, and the two numbers add up to 8. This number represents good fortune in Chinese culture, so it has the meaning of prosperity, while the infinity pool represents a hilltop lake, which is also a symbol of good fortune.
Font Star Island, an alias of Singapore. Therefore, its tourist attractions include Singapore Botanic Gardens, Keng Kang Park, West Coast Park, Sembawang Spa Park, Bukit Batu Town Park, Pulau Ubin, monuments include chijmes and Dr. Sun Yat-sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, and featured areas and attractions include Clarke Quay, Barge Wharf, Sentosa, Fish Tail Lions, and Tiger Balm Villa.
Singapore s elementary school resources are scarce, what can he do to attract tourists? Singaporeans know this well. Since the 1960s, people have been trying to build many most attractions, which has transformed Singapore from a country with insufficient tourism resources to a country with abundant tourism resources. In Singapore s city construction, according to the local conditions, some characteristic residential houses are specially protected and repaired, or restored according to the original appearance, or ancient for modern use, ancient for modern use, so as to make it a tourist attraction. Singapore continuously utilizes other natural conditions to artificially develop tourist attractions and form tourist attractions according to local conditions.
3. What are the tourist attractions in Singapore
1, Sentosa Sentosa Sentosa is located in the southern part of Singapore. It is a famous seaside tourist island in Southeast Asia and is connected to the main island of Singapore through a cross-sea bridge. Sentosa Malay means peace and tranquility and elegance and serenity is the biggest feature of this island.
2. Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore Botanic Gardens Singapore Botanic Gardens is the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Singapore. The Botanic Gardens is located on Karen Road and covers an area of 74 hectares. The southernmost point of the park is about 2.5 kilometers from the northernmost point. The Singapore Botanic Gardens epitomizes the lush tropical island. It combines pristine forests and specialized flower beds with over 20,000 species of exotic subtropical and tropical flowers and rare trees. They can be categorized as tropical subtropical evergreen trees, palms, bamboo horticultural flowers, aquatic plants, swamp plants, parasitic plants, desert plants, etc., including many endangered species.
Fishtail Lion ParkFishtail Lion Park is the smallest park in Singapore.In 1972, the former Prime Minister of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, cut the ribbon for Fishtail Lion Park. The park has now moved to its new home at 1 Fulton.
Singapore ZooSingapore Zoo is located at Miles Lake Road in the north of Singapore. It covers an area of 28.3 hectares and is one of the top ten zoos in the world. The park uses natural barriers instead of enclosures to create a natural living environment for a variety of animals. About 3,050 animals of more than 300 species live freely in a cozy environment without artificial barriers and live peacefully*** with visitors. About 1.6 million domestic and foreign tourists visit the park every year. On February 20, 2003, it was registered under the Association Law. Buddha Tooth Temple Mahamudra is dedicated to a solemn Maitreya Buddha, also known as the Buddha whose life is full of this place or the future Buddha and Maitreya Buddha Rupa.
:4.Singapore's Famous Top 10 Tourist Attractions
1. Fishtail Lion Park (MERLION) Singapore's famous Fishtail Lion statue is situated on the banks of the Singapore River and is a symbol and icon of Singapore. The statue is 8 meters high and weighs 40 tons. The lion it spouts a stream of water from its mouth. It was sculpted by sculptor Nam Lam and his two children in 1972*** together. The design concept of the fish-tailed lion and the lion's head sitting on the water waves is a combination of fact and legend: the lion's head represents the legendary Lion City of Singapore. The fish tail symbolizes the old city of Temasek, implying that Singapore developed from a small fishing village. Around Singapore Park, famous landmarks are gathered: Sands Hotel, Esplanade, Government House, High Court, Victoria Theater, Raffles Bronze Statue and so on. All of them are must-see places for tourists.2. Sands and Marina South Park After the opening of Sands, it became the hotel of choice for many tourists coming to Singapore, and the high-rise swimming pool has become a landscape of Sands.In 2012, a large-scale Marina South Park was opened near the Sands, which became another important attraction. Sentosa is located in the south of Singapore, half a kilometer from the city center. The Malay name of this idyllic resort island means peace and tranquility. It was transformed from a fishing village to a British military base and then to a resort island in 1972. The island is lush and green with fascinating adventure parks, nature trails, museums and historical sites. It allows people to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Sea lovers can enjoy relaxing water activities on the beach. For nature lovers, Sentosa also has the nature walkway Dragon Road, Underwater World, Kee Huw Gardens, Butterfly Garden and the World Insect Museum. For historical attractions, there is Fort Siriso, the Maritime Museum, and the Singapore Viva. For theme parks, there is Neverland, Flamingo, and Golf Park. the 37-meter tall Fishtail Lion Tower allows visitors to look down from Sentosa at the high-rise buildings of the city and surrounding islands. The musical fountain dances to the rhythm of the symphony after nightfall. When Resorts World Sentosa officially opens, it will house the world's largest aquarium. Wonderful! Orchard Road in Singapore is not as busy as Hong Kong, but it is a great place for many people to go shopping at the end of the year. If you are shopping in Singapore, you must go to Orchard Road, where famous brands are gathered and there are many discounts on holidays. Singapore Zoo was opened in 1973. The park was designed with openness in mind, with tropical forests and lakes as barriers to allow visitors to see without being obscured by iron cages and pillars. The zoo covers 28 hectares and houses 250 species of mammals, birds and reptiles,*** with nearly 3,000 animals. Among the many endangered animals on display are the Komodo giant lizard, sleeping bears, golden monkeys and the world's largest group of apes.
5. What are the must-see attractions in Singapore
Recommended itinerary for your first visit to Singapore
D1 Arrive Singapore at night.
D2 Iconic Attractions to Hit
Fishtail Lion Statue
When it comes to Singapore, I believe everyone will think of the Fishtail Lion. The Fishtail Lion is the symbol and icon of Singapore. There are three fishtail lions in Singapore and the most popular one is in the Marina Bay area. The Fishtail Lion is 8.6 meters tall and weighs 70 tons, and a powerful column of water will spray out from its mouth. Many people will open their mouths when taking photos, using the illusion of borrowing space to capture the water spat out by the fish-tailed lion and connect it to their mouths, symbolizing that they will gain wealth.
Address: 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore, P.O. Box 049178
How to get there: Take the MRT to Raffles Place and walk for about 10 minutes.
Opening hours: 24 hours
Marina Gardens: it it's beautiful.
The Gardens by the Bay is the best choice for many. I can unless I see it with my own eyes, I won't believe how beautiful this garden is. A huge tree of about 25-50 meters stands tall. If you like to photograph flowers, you should come during the day. At night, the garden will be another romantic scene under the stunning lights. There is no charge for viewing at the Super Tree Park, but there is a charge for the freezer area and the skywalk.
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Boulevard, Singapore
Admission fee for 2 cold rooms: S$28 for adults and S$28 for children (about Rs140)
Skywalk admission: S$5 for adults (about Rs25) and S$3 for children (about Rs15)
Open Gardens: 05:0002. 00
How to get there: Take the MRT to Bayfront Station and walk for about 10 minutes.
Singapore Flyer: Super Ferris Wheel
Singapore Ferris Wheel is 30 meters taller than London's London Eye. It is a giant Ferris wheel for viewing. The Ferris wheel has 28 pods, each as big as a bus, and can accommodate 28 people. It takes about 30 minutes to ride the Ferris wheel. Passengers can enjoy the view of the whole island of Singapore, enjoy famous sights such as Marina Bay, Singapore River and even overlooking Malaysia and Indonesia from a high altitude!
Address: 30 Raffles Avenue, Marina Bay, Singapore 039803
Tickets: Adults SGD33 (approx. RMB165), Children SGD21 (approx. RMB105)
Opening hours: 08:3022:30
How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at the Bowring Place MRT station and use A exit and follow the blue pedestrian sign for 5 minutes.
Clark's Wharf: a riverside haven for dining and entertainment
Clark's Wharf, formerly a wharf for loading and unloading goods, has become a riverside haven for dining and entertainment where locals and tourists like to go. Here, you can shop, drink at the bars, eat authentic food, and take a boat ride to enjoy the cityscape on both sides of the Singapore River, kind of like the bar streets around Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui. Moreover, every Sunday, Clarke Quay is transformed into a flea market. You might want to drop by and see what treasures you can find.
Address: Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road, Singapore, P.O. Box 179024
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 11:00 to 24:00, Saturday 11:00 to 01:00, Sunday 11:00 to 02:00.
How to get there: Take the MRT to Clarke Quay station, and take Exit C for about a 5-minute walk towards the quay.
D3 Eat your fill and head to Sentosa High School for the day!
Song Hau Bone Tea: An authentic Singaporean delicacy
Bone Tea is one of the must-try authentic Singaporean dishes, and stores selling it can be found all along the streets. Pine Hair Bone Tea is an old store with many branches that have been open for almost 50 years. A bowl of meat and bone tea is about SGD 9 (about RMB 43). The shopkeeper will suggest you to order a doughnut with it. The bone tea has a strong peppery flavor, which belies the original belief that it would have a strong medicinal taste. The ribs are fatty, not crumbly, and recommended.
Address: 01-01, 11 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059383
How to get there: Take the MRT to Clarke Quay Station, Exit e.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00am-9:15pm, Sunday 8:30am-9:15pm, closed on Mondays.
Sentosa
A paradise for young and old alike, Sentosa is divided into four districts with as many as 36 different types of attractions.The ImbioPeak Viewpoint is an exciting new gathering place where adventurers, nature lovers or history buffs can have fun! If you love the sun and sand, you can enjoy water sports, or enjoy the fantastic underwater world and get up close and personal with dolphins.
Address: Santosa Island, Santosa, Singapore
Basic Entry Fee: SGD$4 (approx. RMB20). Fees vary for different attractions in the park.
How to get there: Take the MRT to Habourfront Station, then follow the signs at the station to the Harbour Bus Interchange and change to the orange Sentosa bus.
Universal Studios Singapore D4
Ya Kun Coconut Toast: An Authentic Breakfast
Ya Kun is well known to everyone and has many outlets in Singapore. A serving of coconut toast, two half-boiled eggs dipped in soy sauce and a cup of black coffee is a favorite breakfast for local Singaporeans. Yakun is famous for its Cayenne Toast. The special light brown bread is toasted and crispy. It's really tasty when spread with chili sauce and butter. If you love coffee and coconut milk, you can buy a can and enjoy it at home!
Address: Unit 01-01, 18 Far East Plaza, China Street, Chinatown, Singapore 049560
Opening Hours: 07:3019:00
How to get there: Take the MRT to Raffles Place Station and walk for about ten minutes.
Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore is a bit different from Universal Studios Osaka. The main difference is that some of the games and characters are unique to Singapore! It is recommended that everyone must play the double track roller coaster at Big Sky Castle and have a high speed confrontation between humans and aliens. Transformers 3D Dueling Ultimate and The Mummy are both exciting mobile games!
Address: 8 Cannon Avenue, Sentosa Island, Singapore
Tickets: S$66 for adults, S$48 for children, S$32; Monday to Friday for seniors; Saturdays, holidays, and peak tourist seasons: S$72 for adults (approx. Rs 361), S$52 for children (approx. Rs 261).
Opening hours: 09:0019:00 (open until 20:00 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays)
How to get there: Take the Sentosa MRT on the third floor of Vivo City and enter Resorts World Sentosa or walk the trestle to reach Universal Studios Sentosa.
Treasure trove: chili crab is a must.
Singapore's Seafood House is known for its name as a selling point. Its signature dish is the Chili Crab, a must-try in Singapore. However, apart from its superior taste, Treasure Seafood House is also situated in a very good location. It is located on the banks of the Singapore River where you can enjoy the night view and savor the food.
Address: 01-01/02 Riverside Point, 30 Commercial Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore
Opening hours: 12:0024:00
How to get there: Take the MRT to Clarke Quay and walk for 10 to 15 minutes.
D5 Shop and go home!
Marina Bay Sands Shopping Center: a shopping mecca
Marina Bay at Marina Bay Sands is a mega shopping center in Singapore, close to Marina Bay Sands and within a five-minute walk. It is home to many famous brands, stores and restaurants of different flavors.
One of them is the striking flagship store of Louis Vuitton, with a distinctive architectural appearance. In particular, there is an indoor canal inside the mall where you can take a boat ride through the different shopping areas to make shopping more enjoyable.
Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at Bayfront Station.
6. Attractions in Singapore
Singapore has a land area of only 716 square kilometers, but a population of 5.4 million. There are no famous attractions because of its small land area and long history, but there are some artificial landscapes built during the construction of Singapore city. The most famous of these landscapes is the Fishtail Lion Statue, which is the first point of call when traveling to Singapore.
There are other Chinatown, Universal Studios and many more.