Singapore
Charm of South East Asia

Swim with the dolphins at the underwater aquarium or indulge in lip-smacking cuisines at Chinatown, explore the butterflies or pay a religious visit to a Buddhist Temple: a trip to Singapore is more than luxury, shopping, fantastic new sites and roller-coaster rides.

Located in South-East Asia, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Endowing an international blend of India, China and even the Arabian streets, travel to Singapore to experience what cosmopolitanism exactly feels like.

Singapore sightseeing is known for romantic destinations, adventure hotspots, gastronomic experiences, pilgrimage travel and even night safari. Bustling with life, energy and colours, it is the perfect ‘Getaway for South East Asia.’

Following are the tourist attractions in Singapore

Singapore Flyer
This giant Ferris wheel, one of the top-most tourist attractions in Singapore, has 28 air-conditioned capsules. Its logo aptly describes its value—a moving experience at every turn. In fact, it had bagged the title of the ‘Highest Ferris Wheel in the world’ in 2008.
This 165m tall wheel endows a gobsmacking view of the city with a 30 minute ride. Over the years, it has developed as a romantic hotspot to propose your beloved, while looking at the panoramic vistas of Singapore’s sky lit with illuminating lights. There’s also a wide range of activities, restaurants and shops available at the flyer itself.

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
Situated in the Chinatown district, this Buddhist temple is a famous religious destination in Singapore. It preserves the tooth relic of Lord Buddha. The exquisite architectural style of Tang dynasty was used in its construction.
Flaunting the rich traditions of Buddhist art and culture, it also preserves the tongue and bone relics of Buddha. Film screenings and cultural performances are held at Eminent Sangha Museum. The other tourist attractions include Buddha prayer wheel, pagoda and the roof garden.

Singapore Botanical Gardens
The green lung of this bustling city, this 74 acre garden is a sought after destination by nature lovers. As it opens right at 5 am in the morning till midnight, endows a natural opportunity to rest, walk, meditate and explore before the city gets wrapped up in noise. Admission inside is free, apart from the National Orchid Garden, one of the most visited hotspots within the botanical garden.
It has been nominated in the UNESCO world heritage sites list. Revealing more than 150 years of history, it has become a pride of Singapore’s tourism. It is also important for horticultural and botanical work.

Sentosa
Famous for idyllic retreats, golf and sea sports, world-class attractions and pristine beaches, it is a famous island resort in Singapore. Nature lovers can explore the Sentosa Nature Discovery and get enthralled by the Butterfly Park.
Adventure seekers can gear on for a game at Siloso Beach. In short, it is a famous recreational playground. In fact, it makes it a sought after beach destination.

Universal Studios
Located in Resorts World Sentosa, it is a theme park famous for spa indulgences, fabulous hotels, and world class attractions, shopping and dining experiences. In fact, it is the very ‘first of its kind’ studio which started up in South East Asia.
The main tourist attractions include themed zones such as Ancient Egypt, New York, Lost World, Far Far Away and Madagascar.

Festivals in Singapore
With something or the other always happening in Singapore, it is quite rare to not indulge in festivity. The popular festivals include Thaipusam (January), Grand Prix season (year round), Singapore Arts Festival (May), Singapore River Festivals (June) and Hari Raya street bazaars (August).

Cuisines in Singapore
Eating out in Singapore is an experience in itself, with a fine blend of international and local cuisines. The popular dishes include Peking duck, popiah, bak kut teh, Chilli crab, fish head curry and others.

When to Reach
Tourists visit Singapore especially during July to September to explore the city amidst festivity, such as the Singapore Food Festival and Great Singapore Sale. For those looking for a pleasant weather, it is best to experience Singapore from February to April.

How to Reach
Air: The Changi Airport is one of the easily accessible and best connected airports in the world. It is also called as the getaway to South East Asia.
Rail: Rail routes connect Singapore with Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Johor Bahru.
Road: It is connected with Malaysia through road transport by two causeways.

So get ahead to explore the ‘Getaway to South-East Asia’ with Singapore Travel, this season. Do not let any excuse come in your way.