Singapore Attractions

Singapore River:
It is an exciting tourist attraction in Singapore that should not be missed. The Singapore River is the best way explore and experience Singapore. You can take a stroll along the river bank or leisurely cruise on a boat to explore Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, temples and other important landmarks of Singapore.

Night Safari
Spread over about 40 hectares and divided into East and West Loops, the wildlife park that offers Night Safari is home to about 1,000 animals from 100 species. Animals here are ninety percent awake at night. During the day, almost all of wildlife would sleep or appear extremely sleepy. As a result, you can go watching them at night and see what do they do for routine activities.

Arab St:
The grand Sultan Mosque is located here, which is the largest mosque in Singapore. There is another mosque— Malabar Muslim Jamaath Mosque—which is well known for its beauty and grace.

Colonial Singapore
Colonial House in Singapore represents the heritage of Sir Stanford Raffles as a well-organized city in Singapore. There are various interesting places in Colonial Singapore, which include the Empress Place, the Padang, the Esplanade, Bugis Street, City Center, Fort Canning, and Marina Center.

Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island is considered Singapore attractions which are mostly visited, especially on weekends. The place is marked by grand resort for full-recreation activities consisted of swimming lagoons, wax museums, butterfly parks, two beaches, several golf courses, musical fountains, and an underwater world.

Singapore Zoo
It is one of the most exciting attractions in Singapore. The zoo's settings have been rated most beautiful in the world. The zoo is located on a promontory beset by still waters of the Seletar Reservoir, with the dense secondary forest beyond creating a breathtaking backdrop. The jaded, lush garden of the Singapore Zoo, together with the lovely landscaping, spectacular views of the Seletar Reservoir make the Singapore Zoo the most tempting place to visit.

Chinatown:
This is the area that reminds of the by gone days through its old temples, and decorated terraces. In the crowded streets of Chinatown, you may find fortunetellers, temple worshipers and calligraphers, all adding to fun and frolic.

Little India
This modest but colorful area of Little India is a relief from the prim modernity of many parts of the city. Centered around the southern end of Serangoon Road, this is the place to come to pick up that framed print of a Hindu god you have always wanted, eat great vegetarian food and watch street side cooks fry chapattis.

Orchard Road:
Shopping centers, hotels, nightspots, restaurants, bars and lounges. This is the action (shopping and entertainment) center in Singapore. The Orchard Road is the symbol of Singapore’s modernity and material delight.