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Singapore showcases a perfect blend of Asian and European cultures. This is a city blasting to the creases with great attractions, exciting activities, and a lot of day trips for everyone. There are beaches in SIngapore , rooftop-bars, safaris, shopping centers, luxury hotels, adventure sports, theme parks and everything else that you need for your dream holiday. Though the list of tourist attractions in Singapore is never-ending, a few of them have been mentioned here which are more popular:

1. Marina Bay: The picturesque Marina Bay Sands complex is the main attraction of the bay. There are other great spots around the bay such as the Science Museum, Casino, shopping centres, dining and nightlife options. A spectacular light show is hosted around 2000 hours, which blends with the water to form colourful, magnificent views. A great deal for photographs!

Also Read: Best Things to Do in Marina Bay

2. Clarke Quay: Clarke Quay is well known for its enthralling waterside eateries and exciting gathering of bars and clubs, but the region has a lot more to offer. Clarke Quay is filled with places of cultural and historical importance like Singapore River, Asian civilizations museum, statues of Sir Stamford Raffles, Fort Canning Park, Civil Defense Heritage Gallery and Hong San See Temple.

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3. Universal Studios Singapore: Universal Studios Singapore is an amusement park situated inside Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore. The park has around 28 rides, shows, and attractions in seven themed zones. There are several night time activities including the magnificent Hollywood Dreams Light-Up Parade, live local bands, delicious food and thrilling rides under the midnight stars. Skip the line and get to Universal Studios Tickets

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4. Gardens by the Bay: Gardens by the Bay is a large, beautiful, modern park in the bay area of Singapore. Among the main features are the Supertree structures. There are several trees and plants to find inside, Gardens by the Bay Tickets is an incredible goal for both children and adults, and just for those searching for a reprieve with staggering views.

5. Kidzania Singapore: Kidzania is interactive indoor theme park is a must-visit for children. It offers fun and learning through interactive role-plays for children of age-group 3 to 17. It is an 81,000 sq feet indoor city, modelled especially for kids. It has buildings, paved streets, vehicles and a functioning economy just like any other city.

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6. Chinatown: The Chinatown area is quite different from the rest of Singapore. It has low rise buildings of Chinese Architecture, and the Chinese culture is exhibited out on the streets with the enticing smell of Chinese cuisines being cooked. There are temples of all faiths among which Buddha tooth relic temple and Sri Mariamman Temple are visited more often.

7. Singapore Flyer: At 165 meters tall, this giant observation wheel is an artful culmination of urban design and building that exhibits not just the hypnotizing cosmopolitan cityscape of the tropical Lion City but also the encompassing islands of Indonesia and parts of Malaysia in all their glory. It often features on the advertorial boards of Singapore Tourism. 

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8. Sentosa: This sunny island is home to amusement attractions, world-famous spas, lush green rainforests, golden sand beaches, and resort-themed hotels. A perfect holiday's escape overall.

9. Singapore Night Safari: Singapore Night Safari is more than just a typical wildlife safari as it is the world's very first wildlife night park where you can find nocturnal animals actively roaming with their gleaming eyes. The Wildlife Safari covers around seven geographical regions, each of which is equally fascinating.

10. Little India: Little India is a lively historic area in the heart of Singapore around the Serangoon road. This place is a must-visit as you can explore a beautiful community mixture of Hindu and Chinese temples, along with Churches and Mosques. You can also enjoy the South Indian delicacies and North Indian tandoori dishes and local flavours of roti-prata (pancakes) and Teh-Tarik. There's also a 24 hr shopping center, Mustafa Mall.

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Singapore is one such holiday destination that is not bounded by a genre or a category. From beaches and bays to wildlife and vegetation, the island nation has all of it. Here is a list of few things which you must tick off your list while holidaying in Singapore:

1. A walk to remember at Clarke Quay Bridge: The Helix Bridge is one of the most scenic places in Singapore. It is decorated with brilliant lightning which adds up to the beauty of the site. This is the first curved bridge of the world, connects South Marine Bay and Marine Centre over the Singapore River.

Location: Marina Bay
Price: Free to visit
Timings: Best time to visit is during evening and night

2. Enjoy the cultural diversity at Chinatown: Dive into Singapore's exuberant, multi-ethnic culture by visiting some of the country's most enchanting places of worship, located in the heart of Chinatown. This well-established region is home to many different cultures and is the only Chinatown in the world to have a Buddhist temple, a mosque and a Hindu temple along a solitary street.

Location: Outram district
Price: Free to visit
Timings: Best to visit during evening

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3. Explore your second home at Little India: Situated down the Serangoon Road, Little India exhibits a pleasant mix of Indo-South East Asian culture. It is the best place to do some incredible shopping and that too at fair prices. Also, you can satisfy your taste buds with exotic South Indian and North Indian Tandoori dishes. Don't forget to stop by for some hot milk tea.

Location: Down the Serangoon road
Price: Free to visit
Timings: From morning to night

4. Get acquainted with the animal kingdom at Wildlife Zoo: Sprawling over an area of 69 acres, Singapore Zoo houses eleven regions, each of them taking you through the most distinctive global wildlife habitats in the world. The place is home to over 300 different animal species. The zoo also keeps hosting seasonal festivals and shows.

Location: Mandai Lake Road
Price: S$ 37(INR 1800) for adults, S$25(1250) for children and S$17(850) for senior citizens
Timings: 08:30-18:00

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5. Turn the pages of history at the National Museum of Singapore: Imagine standing before a giant dark space encompassed by a massive video screen giving you a glimpse of everyday life in Singapore while symphony music plays in the background. The museum houses past 100 years galleries whose artifacts date back to early 1887. There's a retail space too where you can buy souvenirs.

Location: Stamford Road
Price: S$12.5 – S$26 (INR 650 - 1300)
Timings: 10:00 – 19:00

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6. Get enchanted at the Southern ridges: The Southern Ridge is a 10-kilometre long stretch surrounded by diverse vegetation. From here, you can get the most panoramic view of the Southern Islands. It's the best place to explore if you want to click pictures and watch some migrant birds.

Location: Henderson Road, Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park
Price: Free of cost
Timings: Best to visit in the evening

7. Experience your dream vacation at Sentosa: With its perfect beaches, lovable Sentosa attractions and natural landscapes, the State of Fun will surely leave you spellbound. The island also hosts the world's largest wind tunnel for indoor skydiving.

Location: Artillery Avenue
Price: Variable
Timings: 24/7

8. East Coast Park, your perfect party place: The 15 kilometre stretch of beach is engulfed with many attractions including sporting, entertainment, and dining options. Also, it's a great place to sit back and relax your mind as there are scores of cafes, bars, and restaurants in the area. Don't forget to visit the hearty local fare at east coast food lagoon.

Location: Along the east coast, parkway and east coast park service road.
Price: Variable
Timings: 24/7

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9. Feel more alive with the modern luxury of Marina Bay: The area is home to the Sands Sky Park designed by the renowned architect, Moshe Safdie. You will witness some superb architectural examples along with some artistic sculptures around the area. Singapore Tourism invests its good fortune in the maintenance of this area. There are many things to explore in Marina Bay

Location: 11 Marina Boulevard
Price: Variable
Timings: 24/7

10. Get in the nearest proximity of nature at Singapore Botanic Gardens: Botanic Garden is the oldest garden of Singapore and the country's first UNESCO world heritage site. This is a great place for nature lovers or for people who wish to spend some peaceful time outdoors.

Location: 1, Cluny Road
Price: S$ 5 (250)
Timings: 08:30-19:00

Click Here to Book Now: Singapore Botanic Garden Tickets

11. A perfect blend of fun and learning at Marina Barrage: Marina barrage is the water supply and flood control facility of Singapore but, it doubles up as a perfect spot for a family picnic or a play day out with little ones.

Location: 8, Marina Gardens drive
Price: Free to visit
Timings: 24/7

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12. Visit Asia's most famous shopping street, Orchard Road: The perfect find for shopping freaks. It's the home to prominent local designers including Design Orchard, Beyond the Vines, Choo Yilin, In Good Company, Robinsons, Tangs, etc.

Location: Orchard Road
Price: Variable
Timings: 10:00-22:00

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13. The mandatory selfie with Mythical Myrion: Body of a fish and head of a lion, the mythical Merlion resides at the Merlion Park. The famous statue is among the must-see attractions of the country.

Location: One Fullerton
Price: S$18 (INR 900) and S$ 15(INR 750)
Timings: 24/7

14. Enjoy the 360-degree view from the Singapore Flyer: This giant observation wheel is worthy of its name. It stands 165 meters high from the ground, with 28 fully air-conditioned glass capsules from where you can behold the beauty of whole Singapore, including Malaysia and Indonesia on a non-cloudy day!

Location: 30, Raffles Avenue
Price: S$ 33 (INR 1650) for adults, S$ 21(INR 100) for kids of 3-12 years of age
Timings: 08:30 – 22:30

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Here is the list of Best Times and Season to Visit Singapore:

- The months between February to April when the island country has summers going on is a good season to be in Singapore.
- Similarly, the winters here are quite pleasant as well. Plenty of outdoor activities become available during these two seasons.
- Moreover, November to January is when the country has the wettest months and showers can last for long periods of time, so you may want to avoid this season unless you’re fond of travelling in rains. The hottest months in Singapore usually are May and June.

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Citizens of India can apply for a Singapore tourist visa that allows a stay for maximum period of 30 days with a validity of 2 years. As the rule applies for other countries, even for Singapore, you should ensure that your passport is valid for 6 months from the date of entry in Singapore.

The easiest way to apply for your visa is filling the form online. You have to pay the fees and your request is registered. You may also be provided with a pick and drop service. Some of the vital documents required for visa application procedure are air ticket, passport, bank statement of last three months, covering letter, visa application form and 2 passport size photographs.

The currency of Singapore is Singapore Dollars. You can get your currency changed in any part of the country as and when required. As Singapore is a popular tourist destination, you find money changers in every part of the country easily. However, in case you’re unable to find one in the area you’re residing, you can always go to the airport or the banks. These money exchangers provide the service at slightly greater cost but are hassle free.

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If you love eating, you can’t ignore foods at Singapore. There is so much to eat that your holiday would just pass eating at several restaurants, cafes and other eateries The local Singaporean cuisine is diverse and have influences derived from several ethnic groups like Malay, Chinese, Indonesian, Indian and Peranakan. This food mix sounds too fancy and interesting to not be tried. Here are a few dishes you should definitely taste-

- Bak Kut Teh
- Wanton Mee
- Fried Carrot cake
- Dim sum
- Kaya Toast and Soft-boiled Eggs
- Toast with soft-boiled eggs
- Crabs (Chilli or Pepper)
- Laksa
- Curry Fish Head

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And here’s where you can eat them all!

- Ya Hua Bak Kut (closed on Monday)
- Song Fa Bak Kut
- Ng Ah Sio Pork Ribs Soup (closed on Mondays)
-Leong Kee (Klang) (closed on Wednesdays)
- Fei Fei Wanton Mee
- Kok Kee Wanton Mee
- Parklane Zha Yun Tun Mee House
- Swee Choon Tim Sum
- Tim Ho Wan
- Killiney Kopitiam
- Chin Mee Chin Confectionery (closed on Mondays)
- Good Morning Nanyang Cafe
- Ya Kun Kaya Toast

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Singapore is a developed country and has multiple means of transport for its people. The best and most used ones are-

1.TRAIN-
MRT (mass rapid transit) system is probably the fastest way to zip around in Singapore. Most of Singapore’s key attractions are within walking distance from any MRT station, thanks to this extensive rail service.

2. TAXI-
Taxis are very comfortable and convenient, especially if you want to go to places that are not accessible by the bus or MRT. Cabs in Singapore are metered, but there may be extra charges depending on when, where and which company’s taxi you board.

3. BUS-
Singapore's bus system has an extensive network of well connected routes covering most of the places in Singapore. It is the most economical way to commute for locals as well as tourists.

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Taking a vaccinations before any trip is a great precaution. As the weather, water, food and other elements are changed, you may feel the need of a doctor. Vaccination may help you travel fit but of course, it is a personal choice. Hepatitis B, Japanese Encephalitis, Tetanus are some of the vaccinations you may consider to take. Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travelers over the age of 1 year, within the preceding 6 days, have been in or transited more than 12 hours through the airport of a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.

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Singapore has four official languages which are English, Malay (Bahasa Melayu), Chinese (Mandarin), and Tamil. You can usually speak English and have a good communication with people who understand the language completely. You may find difficulty in understanding though, as the accent of the locals is different to that of an Indian, British or American.

Here are some common greetings in Malay which is widely spoken in Singapore-

- Good Morning: Selamat pagi (sounds like "pag-ee")
- Good Afternoon: Selamat tengah hari (sounds like "teen-gah har-ee")
- Good Evening: Selamat Petang (sounds like "puh-tong")
- Good Night: Selamat Malam (sounds like "mah-lahm")


Here are some common greetings in Chinese which is another widely spoken language in Singapore-

- Hello (General greeting) - n? h?o - informal
- How are you? - n? h?o ma?
- What's your name? - n? guìxìng dàmíng?
- Where are you from? - n? shì cóng n?li lái de?
- Pleased to meet you - w? h?n g?oxìng g?n n? jiànmiàn

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Shopping is one among Singapore's chosen pastimes, and tourists generally spend a lot of time strolling around various malls, sometimes in the search for best deals while other times, just to escape the outside sun. Among hundreds of malls in Singapore, we have brought before you the chosen ones where you can get exactly what you're looking for and that too at a great price!

1. Orchard Road: The Orchard shopping street is a lot more than glittering shopping malls and luxury hotels. Famous for its outside artworks, this place is truly a shopper's delight as it is one of the oldest shopping areas of the country. At Orchard Road, you can shop for anything and everything, but tourists are generally inclined towards clothing and garments.

Location: Central Region

2. Chinatown Street: The Chinatown street is the most-beloved one because of its perfect blend of ancient and new, with old temples and traditional medicinal halls situated alongside the street. If you are looking forward to buying some exotic Chinese items, then this place is a must on your to-do list.

Location: Chinatown

3. VivoCity: Largest mall in the country of malls! VivoCity offers a variety of shopping options that are suitable for the whole family. Also, some stores are unique to VivoCity, such as Superdry. The mall also features open-air segments for waterfront walks.

Location: Harbourfront Walk

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4. Haji Lane: Once a void column of post-modern era shop-houses, the Haji Lane has been given fresh life by the budding designers and local entrepreneurs. Here you can find a unique collection of furniture, antique jewellery, classic handbags, street-wear brands, and limited edition gems.

Location: Close to the downtown area

5. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands: Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is indeed a shopper's paradise. It houses almost every major luxury brand in the world. Also, you can visit the place to buy some fancy camera equipment from the Leica or toys from children from Hamley's. There are other things like apparel, accessories, and home-ware that can be bought from the Millenia Walk. You can upgrade your home furniture from the outlets of Vitra and Grafunkt.

Location: Marina Bay

6. Little India at Serangoon Road: If there's a festival nearby or if you are in a mood of some traditional shopping, Little India is the place to go. You can find a great range of Sarees and colourful bangles around the shops here. You can also buy other Indian articles like Rajasthani jewels and Hyderabadi traditional wear.

Location: Off Serangoon Road

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7. Clarke Quay: As you cross over the bridge from Riverside Point to Clarke Quay, you will find push-carts selling unique pottery, jewellery, wood-craft, and other stuff. Though Clarke Quay is mainly known for dining and drinking it's a worth visit for it's a friendly, cheerful and festival-like atmosphere.

Location: River Valley Road

8. Mustafa Centre: As you plan to visit Little India, don't forget to stop by at the Mustafa Centre. This place is open 24/7, and you can find anything you need, from electronics to apparel to sports equipment.

Location: Syed Alwi Road

9. Bugis Street Market: Bugis Street market is widely known for thrift shopping, and it is the Mainland for Korean themed shops where a lot of cool stuff can be bought. It's good to do better research in all the shops before finding your perfect deal.

Location: News Bugis Street

10. Raffles City Shopping Centre: Raffles City Shopping Centre enthrals over almost all the shopping fields like fashion, books, music, sports, toys, eyewear and cosmetics. All of these can be found in the varied range at City Hall MRT Station.

Location: North Bridge Road

Having fun in Singapore is really easily, thanks to the number of amusement, thrill parks that are made. These attractions are one stop shop, eat, relax, have fun rides and can be visited with your entire family, group of friends or colleagues. Some of our best picks of amusement parks in Dubai are-

- G-Max Reverse Bungy
- Haw Par Villa
- Legoland
- NEWater Visitor Centre
- Sentosa Skyline Luge and Skyride
- Singapore Flyer
- Songs of the Sea
- Universal Studios Singapore
- Wild Wild Wet Singapore
- Adventure Cove Waterpark

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With so many activities to do and places to see, your itinerary will surely shine if you add romance to it. Singapore is not a very good honeymoon destination but there are many things you can do to make it one and if planning a honeymoon trip to Singapore.

Here are some of the most romantic experiences honeymoon couples can have in this island nation of Singapore-

- Hold hands tight as you take a walk at Gardens by the Bay
- Get onto a romantic date night on a Singapore cruise
- Romance at the night safari
- Enjoy sunset at Singapore flyer
- Enjoy the laser light show
- Move away from the world in Fort Canning Hill
- Visit Kombi Rocks to try something new
- Dinner date with friendly Orangutans
- Lift your partner up in the air at sky-high

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The most happening nightlife In Singapore that you can realize is located around the city centre, which implies that you can head for an afternoon meal on Club Street in Chinatown, then drive to Marina Bay for a drink while enjoying the serene view of the city and then you can show some dance moves at Clarke Quay. Yes, you can cover it all in the same evening

All the options being easily available aren't the only good thing about the Lion City. In the past decade, Singapore has worked a lot towards shedding off its image of an overpriced holiday destination. Well, we can always thank the globally famous night clubs. Also, there are a number of rooftop bars that have recently emerged around the city.

So what are the best places to make your party night worth it? Let's have a look at the grand list:

1. An evening drink at Clarke Quay: The landscape location of the place and its complementary blend with evening drinks is unavoidable. This place is equally popular among the locals and the tourists. There is a hub of grand bars and restaurants offering great delicacies and exotic drinks. The place is also home to nightclubs like Attica and Zirca which never fail in making the nights of their guests a memorable one.

2. A special occasion at the Marina Bay Sands: The majestic three-pronged Marina Bay sands can be viewed from kilometres around. Not only it looks like the greatest part spot, but you can also hit the place for after parties too. There are a 24-hour casino and a 360-degree observation deck on the top. In simple words, Marina Bay Sands never sleeps.

3. A musical evening at the Zouk: For the lovers of dance and music, Zouk is the place to go. Quite a few big names like David Guetta, The Chemical Brothers, Calvin Harris, etc. have graced the place with their presence. A full packed evening at the Zouk looks like a mini Tomorrowland music festival, right in the heart of Singapore.

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4. Party harder on the rooftop bars like Altitude and Ku Delta: Like other South-East Asian nations, the rooftop bar culture in Singapore is zooming in every day. Altitude is the highest rooftop bar present in the area while the lavish Ku Delta isn't too far and nothing less than its rival. Other notable mentions include the Level thirty-three which is the highest craft brewery in the world and the Kinki, a Sushi admirer's delight

5. Post shopping party at Orchard Road: Though Orchard Road is mainly known as a shopping center during the day, it converts itself into a party spot during the evenings. The area is filled with eateries, restaurants and pubs which serve their purpose of hosting the party animals. There are places like The Drunken Poet and Muddy Murphy’s Irish Club which host special parties on the weekends.

6. Evening parties at the Sentosa Beach Bars: For those who are too eager to celebrate their moments and cannot wait till dark for the party beats to plug-in, Sentosa Island is the perfect deal. There are a number of beach clubs where you don’t have to wait till evening and you can get into party-mode from mid-afternoon itself! Azzura Beach Club is one such spot that hosts beach parties like Smack My Beach Up and Full Steam Ahead.

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7. A special evening at the Club Street- Chinatown: Chinatown is no longer in the saint club when it comes to nightlife in the Lion City. Recently, it has emerged as the city's best nightlife spot where a happy evening can be spent along with a quality dinner and some country music.

8. Local part spot, Holland village: This place is comparatively more visited by the locals and emigrants than the tourists. There are many fancy alfresco restaurants, and occasionally street parties are also hosted.

9. Out of the box, Geylang: Many have a perception that this area of Singapore is not for the innocent folks, but that's no reality. There are many restaurants and bars which run a plain party business and nothing else. Do look out for the gleaming neon signs and avoid visiting those buildings if you are there just for some drinks and a meal.

10. A different experience at the Gardens by the Bay: Parties in Singapore are not just limited to drinks and dines, but a natural flavour can be added to it if you visit the Gardens by The Bay.

The main attraction of the place is the 'Supertree grove' which is a group of 50 feet tall trees. Those trees are illuminated during the night with vibrant lights and the ‘light and laser’ show which begins around 2000 hours is absolutely free to visit.

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It is actually possible to discover Singapore without having to pay any entry charge or cover charges. Some of our favorite freebies here are-

Baba House
Sound and light show, Gardens by the Bay
Sri Mariamman Temple
Telok Blangah Hill Park, Southern Ridges
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore art tour
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Haw Par Villa
Bukit Brown Cemetery
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
East Coast Park
Singapore Botanic Gardens and Fort Canning Park
St Andrew's Cathedral and the Armenian Church

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Away from the shopping malls and high-tech development of Singapore, take a walk into the glorious arms of nature. Here are few of the best hiking trails for adventure lovers in Singapore that help you learn more about the natural beauty, wildlife and geography here-

- MacRitchie Reservoir Park
- Pulau Ubin Puaka Hill
- The Southern Ridges
- Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
- Chek Jawa Wetlands
- Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
- Fort Canning Park
- Bukit Batok Nature Park
- Labrador Nature Reserve
- Dairy Farm Nature Park
- MacRitchie Treetop Walk

if you are a beach lover, the beaches in Singapore will lure you all year around. The best time to be here is from November to early March when the weather is awesome for activities like swimming, adventure sports, and beach games. Singapore’s best beaches can be divided in two broad clusters. First one are the beaches of Sentosa Island and in group two are the east coast beaches. Undoubtedly, both these clusters are pristine. However, beaches of Sentosa are more lively because of its extreme popularity. Here are best of beaches in both regions-

- Palawan Beach
- Siloso Beach
-Tanjong Beach
- Changi Beach
- Punggol Beach
- Kusu Island
- Lazarus Island
- Pulau Ubin

Singapore is located in the heart location of South East Asia and because of the favourable environmental conditions; it is blessed with a fair share of flora and fauna. There are a few jungle safaris where you can have a good time while catching some enchanting views in your cameras:

1. World's first Night Safari: Home to around 2500 animals from 130 species. If you want to witness the nocturnal life of the wild, this is the place to go.

Price: S$52(INR 2700) for adults, S$37(INR 1850) for children and S$21(INR 1063) for senior citizens
Location: 80 Mandai Lake Road
Timing: 19:30-24:00

2. The satisfying Zoo Safari: Sprawling over around 67 acres and divided into 11 zones, the zoo safari will take you into the world of 300 species of mammals, birds, and reptiles. There's also a 'keeper encounter' facility for kids below 12.

Price: S$37(INR 1850) for adults, S$25(INR 1250) for children and S$17(INR 861) for senior citizens
Location: 80 Mandai Lake Road
Timing: 08:30-18:00

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3. One of a kind River Safari: From Manatees and monkeys to Piranhas and Pandas, the Singapore River Safari has 6000 animals, and 40 of them are threatened species.

Price: S$34(INR 1722) for adults, S$23(INR 1165) for children and S$16(INR 800) for senior citizens
Location: 80 Mandai Lake Road
Timing: 10:00-19:00

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4. Witness the world of aves at Bird Sanctuary: Within its majestic 5-acre compound, and eight aviary enclosures, the bird sanctuary is home to around 3000 exotic birds from 124 species.

Price: S$30(INR 1519) for adults, S$20(INR 1013) for children
Location: 31 Lorang Da Hitam
Timing: 12:00-18:00

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The first Hollywood based theme park of South East Asia, Universal Studios features an alluring collection of 24 movie-themed rides, 18 of which were exclusively designed for the Singapore Park. There's also a world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame. Among the breath-stopping rides features the mega Transformers 3D ride, the Egyptian Mummy ride and even the wet themed Madagascar ride.

There's also a New York movie set where you can witness the magnificent skylines, which includes a copy of a subway entrance. You can move onto the movie set and feel the astounding force of a hurricane that has special effects by Steven Spielberg! There are several thrilling performances and shows as well; the Shrek 4D adventure is most enjoyed by the younger ones. In the Lost World segment, you can witness the fantastic stunts while you can treat your eyes with the mega water explosions in the WaterWorld, things you would have seen in movies only! Also, you should have your selfie camera open because celebrity sightings are widespread at this park.

Ticket Price: S$ 79(INR 4000) for adults and S$ 59(INR 3000) for children.
Location: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore
Timings: 10:00-variable closing time

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With great beaches come great watersports. Singapore offer a number of activities for all water babies. A few of them are-

- Orca Scuba
-  Fishing
- Snorkelling
- Free diving
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Canoeing

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Singapore has some fanciest casinos in the world. But remember to bring your passport to be admitted into the casino and then head to get your club card if you don't have one. This may be the case for first time visitors. Some of the best casinos in Singapore are-

- Marina Bay Sands Casino
- Marina Bay Sands
- Resorts World Sentosa
- Singapore Pools
- Singapore Pools Tampines N4 Branch

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A good pub in the town is the heart of every community. It surely brings everybody together for a fun filled night. But when you travel to a new country, selecting the best one can be a task, so here is where you can find these casual pubs in Singapore for the lovely evening with loved ones-

- The Penny Black
- The Yard
- Molly Malones
- Starker
- The Dob and Bone
- Baden
- Forest
- Tipping Club
- Anti:Dote
- No. 5 Emerald Hill
- Bar Stories
- The Pump Room
- The Screening Room

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A cruise or a yacht ride is always a good idea; especially when you are surrounded by clean blue waters. Cruising and Yacht experiences in Singapore are great and come in a variety. There are different types of cruise like the night cruise, sunset cruise, river cruise etc. Similarly, you can look out for a yacht that suits your preference. You can even hire a private one for your enclosed group to have the perfect get together or party!

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The cost of the giant Singapore flyer’s ticket prices are S$33 for an adult ticket and, S$24 for senior citizens above 60 years age. For a child of 3 to 12 years old, the ticket cost is S$21. Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel. The construction of the great Singapore Flyer had taken about 2 and a half years, back in the year 2008. The Flyer has 28 air-conditioned capsules which are mounted outboard of the rim of the wheel structure to provide continuously unobstructed and uninterrupted views to its visitors.

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Here is the list of top iconic attraction tickets that can be booked via Thrillophilia:

1. Singapore Zoo Tickets
2. Universal Studios Singapore Tickets
3. Kiztopia Singapore Tickets
4. Trick Eye Museum Singapore Tickets
5. ArtScience Museum Singapore Tickets
6. National Gallery Singapore Tickets