Singapore Tourism

•    Merlion Park: The picturesque Merlion Park is home to the iconic half-fish, half-lion statue, which is considered to be the symbolic heart of Singapore’s heritage. Any Singapore tourism experience would be incomplete without checking out this statue.

•    Sentosa Island: A resort island off the southern coast of Singapore, Sentosa Island features sun-washed beaches, lush rainforests, themed attractions, incredible spas, and more. The only preserved fort of Singapore, Fort Siloso, is also located on Sentosa Island.

•    Singapore Night Safari: When talking about Singapore and tourism, its distinctive night safari experience is widely mentioned. It is the world’s first nocturnal zoo and houses over 2500 animals belonging to approximately 130 different species. Singapore Night Safari gives you the opportunity to explore the nocturnal world of animals in their natural habitat after dark. On this night safari, you may get to spot animals like Asian elephants, Malayan tigers, Indian rhinoceroses, pangolins, and African buffalo.

•    Universal Studios: This prominent theme park is located in Resorts World Sentosa. Universal Studios was among the very first movie-themed amusement parks in Southeast Asia and is operated by NBC Universal as part of its theme park unit. There are many exciting games and rides at the park, including the Shrek 4D adventure and duelling roller coaster rides.

•    Gardens by the Bay: An important highlight of SG tourism, Gardens by the Bay is a huge natural park and botanic garden. It is spread across an extensive area of 101 hectares and is home to more than 400,000 plants. Gardens by the Bay is divided into three parts, which include the Bay Central Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay South Garden. You can find a number of eye-catching structures at Gardens by the Bay, like the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest Dome, and Sky Way. It is a great place to witness and admire futuristic green spaces.

•    SEA Aquarium: Located on Sentosa Island, this is one of the largest aquariums not just in Asia but across the world. It houses over 100,000 species of underwater creatures, including leopard sharks and manta rays.

•    National Orchid Museum: Located on the uppermost hill in the Singapore Botanic Gardens, this is the only tropical botanic garden to be listed in UNESCO’s World Heritage sites. The National Orchid Museum in Singapore houses more than 60,000 beautiful orchids, spread across diverse zones themed according to the four seasons.