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TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN SINGAPORE
The fact that the corporate world views Singapore to have a particular sheen of wealth that makes it the playground for the rich makes it a less attractive destination for the middle-class folk. It is possible to enjoy the splendor of the city is all its diversity, but you will need to plan in adverse and be ready to spend a bit. The first thing to grasp is the city’s public transportation system to that you can have an easy time zipping across Singapore. The other thing is to have a list of some of the attractions in the city that are of interest and they may include:
Marina Bay Sands
Marin Bay Sands is an opulent resort complex that can be viewed as a summary of the best of what Singapore has to offer. The complex has high-end luxury brands, an Art and Science Museum, a Skypark, a hotel, and a mall. The Skypark is on a ship that seats on top of the complex and it offers a great view of the Garden located by the Bay as well as the double helix bridge. The ship also has the infinity pool that is only open to people staying in the hotel.
Little India And Arab Street
While Singapore may seem like a modern hub where top businessmen go to play, there is also a side of the city that hold on to its past and it is the Arab Quarter also known as the little India and Arab Street. It is home to an Arab and Indian community whose history dates back over two centuries. The street plays host to Singapore’s traditional holidays.
Fort Canning Park
The city’s military has a history linked to this fort that was built in 1859. Today, the park is a place where locals and visitors go for a picnic as they enjoy various relics and performances by art troupes. The relics are a piece of the city’s history dating to the 14th century.
Orchard Road
If you get lost in shopping when in Singapore, then you should not feel ashamed because it is a common thing for many who come visiting this city known for fashion, style, and designer chic. And, the best place to start your shopping spree is Orchard road that has 6 department stores and 22 malls.
Chinatown
Chinatown is the best place to go and have a taste of China; from Chinese cuisine to Chinese fashion and art. While there, you can check out the Chinese Heritage Center, the Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple, and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple as you discover the influence the Chinese had in the shaping of Singapore.
Singapore Zoo
Of the many zoos in the world, the Singapore Zoo is touted to be in a class of its own. It markets itself as a one of a kind rainforest zoo. It is clean, inviting, with a lush green habitat that is home to some well-treated animals. A trip round the zoo can take around three hours as you are brought close to nature and wildlife.
