Top 10 Things to Do in Singapore

Introduction

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10. Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade

• Experience various dimensions of Singapore.
• Key Attractions:
  • Helix Bridge: Pedestrian bridge with skyline view.
  • Marina Bay Sands: Famous hotel with observation deck.
  • Art Science Museum: Lotus-shaped, fusion of art and science.
  • Merlion Park: Features the iconic Merlion statue.

9. Interesting Neighborhoods

• Kampong Glam:
  • Sultan Mosque, Malay heritage, boutiques, and cafés.
  • Arab Street for fabrics and perfumes.
• Chinatown:
  • Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple.
  • Traditional Chinese architecture.
• Little India:
  • Showcases Indian culture, House of Tan Teng Niah.

8. Sentosa

• Man-made beaches with activities.
• Access: By cable car, sky train, or car.
• Evening Attraction: Magical Shores light and sound show.
• Other Attractions: Theme parks and more.

7. Fort Canning Park

• Former home of Malay kings.
• Notable Sites:
  • Fort Gate, 19th-century fortress.
  • Nine gardens including Sang Nila Utama and Raffles Garden.
  • Fort Canning Lighthouse and Archaeological sites.

6. Shopping

• Clarke Quay: Nightlife and shopping by the river.
• Bugis Street: Bargains and variety of shops.
• Orchard Road: Center of shopping, local to high-end brands.
• Marina Bay Sands Shops: Luxury shopping.
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5. Changi Airport

• Voted world's best airport (2020).
• Features:
  • Forest Valley and Rain Vortex waterfall.
  • Canopy Park with themed parks and gardens.
  • Shopping and dining in The Jewel.

4. Haw Par Villa

• Cultural park with 1,000+ statues and dioramas.
• Activities: Social events, performances, food and art markets.
• Inspired by traditional Chinese architecture.

3. Singapore Botanic Gardens

• UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Activities: Jogging, bird-watching.
• Attractions: National Orchid Garden, SBG Heritage Museum.

2. Food and Markets

• Diverse culture with shared food culture.
• Hawker Centers: Affordable, diverse food options.
• Must-Try: Soya Sauce Chicken Rice (Michelin-starred).

1. Gardens by the Bay

• 250-acre area with three garden spaces.
• Attractions:
  • OCBC Skyway and Supertree Grove.
  • Cloud Forest and Flower Dome.
  • Garden Rhapsody light and sound show.

Conclusion

• Singapore offers a blend of nature, culture, shopping, and entertainment.
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