Singapore Tours

Best Places to Visit in Singapore

MARINA BAY

With lots of attractions, Marina Bay packs a punch! Gardens by the Bay offers a harmonious combination of lush vegetation and man-made landscapes, such as the Supertrees Grove, Flower Dome, the Cloud Forest, and the tallest man-made indoor waterfall in the world. As the most recognizable symbol of Singapore, the Merlion Statue represents the country's modest origin and cultural past, which is surely a photogenic spot to strike a pose with. And of course, not just these, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, ArtScience Museum, Singapore Flyer, and Helix Bridge are definitely worth the visit.

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  SINGAPORE BOTANICAL GARDEN

  In 2014, the enchanting tropical garden became the country’s first UNESCO world heritage site. Its root can be traced back more than 150 years ago. To this day, the garden is home to 3000 species of plants with the biggest collection of orchids in the world, attracting numerous travelers throughout the day and night.
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  SINGAPORE ZOO

  Located on the north-western side of Singapore, the zoo is a happy shelter for wildlife, where they can wander freely in specially designed environments set in their natural habitats. Night Safari is the most unique thing to do here, just get ready to come across its amazing creatures including the Malayan tiger, leopard, and Asian elephants.
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  SENTOSA ISLAND

  Get a breath-taking bird's-eye view riding a leisure cable car. Encounter countless underwater life exploring S.E.A. Aquarium Singapore. Relax, lose yourself & Rejuvenate in Palawan Beach. Then discover Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom and learn interesting knowledge. Or if you are a thrill-seeker, Universal Studios Singapore is for you to spend a magical time.
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  CHINA TOWN

  It is the place where the early Chinese merchant came to settle down. Traditional Chinese food, old-style pharmacies, pawnshops, barbershops, and temples are what you can expect. Among all these, the Thian Hock Keng Temple is the most representative, dedicated to the goddess of the sea, it still remains the same as it was in the 1840s.