Photo - Brian Evans
When we talk about a perfect
getaway, then Singapore checks all the boxes. It has everything from natural
beauty, nightlife, adventure and all you can think of. Singapore provides the
most perfect amalgamation of the East and the West especially Europe. Singapore
welcomes people from all walks of life whether, tourist or professionals. Sneak
in and experience a perfect mix in this beautiful island country which welcomes
you to the modern Asia. Though it has many attractions in its kitty, below are
the Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Singapore which
are a must visit for all genre of people.
The Merlion
The Merlion is
one of the most famous landmarks in Singapore, it’s a lot more than just a
statue, and in fact it’s a mythological symbol which is definitely the most
visited attraction in Singapore. Enjoy the majestic views while relaxing on
the terraced seating area, embracing the sprouting water out of this fabulous
statue. The fish body signifies a modest start of Singapore as a fishing
village in the past and the Lions head represents the name itself and
represents Singapore as the next emerging nation of the South East Asia.
Singapore Flyer
Take a ride at
the world’s largest observation wheel and enjoy a bird eye view of this magnificent
city. After taking a flight on the Singapore Flyer you would truly be able to
appreciate the beauty of this city when enlighten and bright. Singapore River,
Raffles Place, Marina Bay, Empress Place and the Padang look absolutely amazing
from the Singapore Flyer. Other than just enjoying the panoramic views you can
also indulge in various activities during the flight such as shopping, lip
smacking food, spa facility or simply visiting the cockpit.
Clarke Quay
If you wish to
please the party animal in you then you must definitely visit the Clarke Quay.
This charming waterside enlargement is no short of hotel, discotheque and high
class shops. If you are looking to celebrate your weekend in style that is with
some extravagant shopping ,a lavish dinner and then swirl away on your dancing
shoes then Clarke Quay is the ultimate destination and definitely must make it
to your itinerary.
Marina Bay
If you wish to
see the most spectacular angle of Singapore, you certainly must visit the
Marina Bay which has gone through a massive transformation in the recent years.
Marina Bay is the home to the popular marina bay sands resort which itself is a
paradise for any tourist. Few of the star attractions in marina bay consist of
the Marina bay sand sky park, three great lights shows, Singapore’s Esplanade,
Gardens by the Bay CE LA VI formerly known as the ku de ta rooftop bar. With so
much to offer in one attraction, you really can’t miss to visit it.
China Town
If you want to
experience the real taste of Singapore and explore some of the most tasteful
street food, then head straight over to China Town in Singapore. China Town was basically
formed by the Chinese immigrants who came here for work, later this place got
associated with one of the most affordable places for shopping and street food.
Few of the places to visit in China town are Hokkien temple Thian Hock Keng,
Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple and James Mosque. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Eu Yan
Sang Chinese Medical Hall and Maxwell Road Food Centre are few of the places in
China Town. Other than just cheap food and accommodation China Town also has
some 5 star hotels and the very famous Pagoda Street.
Raffles Hotel
Take some time
out to dine in this lavish colonial-style hotel which has welcomed one of the
most extravagant guests in the past. It’s indeed an experience to remember to
dine in the Raffles hotel. This hotel has become an important landmark of
Singapore which dates back to 1887 and is now associated with icons such has
the pop star MJ and the Queen of England. The Raffles Hotel has some striking
features such as 103 suits and 40 stores which are definitely any rich man’s
dream. Come and enjoy a drink or two at the Raffles bar and do not miss the
very popular Singapore Sling.
Singapore Night
Safari
Take a glimpse
of the wild side of Singapore by experiencing the Singapore night safari. It’s
truly a great project which aims at entertainment as well as rescuing endangered
wildlife species. The Night safari would definitely make you spellbound by the
awesome display of wildlife in their nocturnal habitat. You can see as many as
1000 species of animals ranging from Lions, Tigers, Bears and even the wild
birds such as griffon vultures can be seen up close and personal. Enjoy the
‘creatures of the Night show which is not only entertaining but also provides
food for thought.
Universal
Studios
Universal StudioSingapore is the very first universal Studio in the Southeast Asia which
several attraction in various zones. It consists of famous themes such as the
lost world, the pyramids of Egypt, Shrek adventures etc. The universal studios
are not only a must visits for the kids but is an excellent getaway for people
of all ages. Universal Studio Singapore is also the home to the world’s highest
roller coaster. Apart from adventurous rides there are many rides which are
suitable for small kids such as merry go round and bouncy castle. Apart from
all the fun and frolic, you can also enjoy some hot meals and fantastic
shopping.
Gardens by the
Bay
If you visit
Singapore then you really can’t miss the Gardens by the Bay as it is one of the
iconic architecture of all times and was awarded the World building of the year
in 2012.It’s a vibrant high-tech park in the famous bay
area which as it is always hustling and busting with life. A gentle stroll in
the well horticulture garden would make you feel fresh and relaxed. The
greenery in the supertree grove, the greenhouse and the rest of the garden is
definitely a work of art which would take your breath away.
Little India
Indeed, there a
little of India in every country, explore a little part of India by visiting
the Little India in Singapore. Once you reach the Kampong Glam and move towards
the north you would surely feel welcomed by the Indian aroma from the home
cooked food, to the sounds of shop selling handicrafts and religious artefacts.
If you are fond of Indian culture then you should definitely not miss the
Mustafa Centre which is a one of a kind market and is always awake whether day
or night. Indulge in some street food and take home some souvenirs home. It
indeed has something or the other for both the rich and the not so rich.
With so
many places to visit Singapore, it ought to be your next travel destination,
whether you are single married or happily retired, Singapore as a tourist destination has a
lot to offer for everybody in its kitty. Experience this country which is
always ready to welcome with full charisma and enthusiasm.
