10 must-visit attractions in Singapore, covering history, nature, entertainment or shopping

Many people's first impression of Singapore is that it is a busy city with skyscrapers everywhere, which is similar to the lifestyle in Hong Kong. In fact, this is just everyone's superficial understanding of Singapore. If you observe it carefully, you will find its inner beauty and uniqueness. Brother Xun has carefully selected 10 must-visit attractions in Singapore for you. Whether you are a history, nature, fun or shopping enthusiast, you can find your favorite place in this multifunctional and diverse city, and you will definitely not be disappointed.

1. Enjoy a Zen experience at the Botanical Garden



The Singapore Botanic Gardens covers an area of ​​74 hectares, with birds singing and flowers blooming, and fresh air. It is definitely the first choice for people to calm their minds and put aside their worries. The Botanic Gardens are open from 5 am every day until midnight. You can enter the tropical rainforest in the Botanic Gardens at any time to appreciate various exotic plants. Also, don't miss the National Orchid Garden in the Botanic Gardens, which has thousands of orchids of different shapes and colors, which are rare to see.

2. Explore exotic culture in Chinatown



In addition to the colorful shopping malls and skyscrapers, Singapore also has a culturally rich Chinatown. Traditional shops, houses, street corner snacks, souvenirs, etc., all show the lively and joyful side of Singapore. Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Temple in Singapore to appreciate religious art, architecture and culture. You can also stroll through the Chinese pharmacies in the alleys and see all kinds of medicines for treating rare and complicated diseases.

3. Enter the animal world



Don’t think that the zoo is just an activity for children. Singapore’s three major animal worlds, Jurong Bird Park, Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, are places that will give you a new look and allow you to experience the habitats of animals. Jurong Bird Park has more than 5,000 species of birds, and the performance led by the breeders is simply superb, beyond your imagination. You can have close contact with animals in the night safari park, which is different from ordinary zoos. Remember to pay attention to the animal performance time and don’t miss their wonderful performances!

4. Enjoy a luxurious evening at Marina Bay Sands



Marina Bay Sands is a comprehensive resort hotel. It is normal to stay in the hotel for two days. It has the largest casino in Singapore, a super-large shopping mall, the world's most charming rooftop swimming pool, Thai, Japanese, Italian, American and French cuisine, various types of museum exhibitions, live performances, etc. Although the room rate is a bit expensive, it is really worth the price.

5. Enjoy traditional breakfast at Kopitiam



There is always a kopitiam (Hokkien for traditional coffee shops) nearby in Singapore, just like Hong Kong's tea restaurants. Skyscanner recommends starting your morning with a soft bun or authentic crispy kaya toast, plus a cup of hot coffee.

6. Take a sightseeing ride on the Singapore Flyer



Although riding the Ferris wheel is something that only Tourists do, the bird's-eye view of Singapore is worth praising, and you can see the careful city planning. It is the largest Ferris wheel in the world. The 30-minute tour will allow you to see popular landmarks such as the Singapore River and Marina Bay Sands from a high altitude. Skyscanner recommends riding the Ferris wheel at dusk because the view is the best at that time.

7. Have a drink or two at Clarke Quay



A Trip to Singapore wouldn’t be complete without a drink or two near Clarke Quay. There are several quaint cafes, bars and restaurants along the Singapore River. If you go to Clarke Quay in the evening, Skyscanner recommends taking a cruise to see the surrounding scenery and see the Merlion and the Fullerton Hotel.

8. Wander around Little India



If you are interested in Indian culture, like Indian food or want to visit Indian temples, head to Little India. It is always full of rich colors, music and delicious food. Small shops sell spices, flowers and other knickknacks. Visit the 24-hour Mustafa Center, which has everything you need.

9. Go crazy at Universal Studios



The Minions, loved by the world, are now located in Universal Studios Singapore! Both adults and children will love this Universal Studios, which combines exciting rides, joyful cartoon characters, wonderful live performances, and diverse shopping stores.

10. Explore the Arabian District



If you like Little India, you can't miss the equally vibrant Arab Quarter. Persian carpets, perfumes, bags and sarongs are among the colorful goods. You can also browse the fashionable boutiques in Haji Lane and taste an authentic Middle Eastern meal.