Occuping 28 hectares of rainforest, the world acclaimed Singapore Zoo is known for its 'open' animal dens, where animals live in spacious and beatifully landscaped enviroments and the only distance between you and the lions, polar bears, jaguars etc is a piece of bulletproof glass.
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The Jurong Bird Park with its collection of more than 9000 birds (most of them free-flying) from 600 spieces is among the largest in the world. From the African Ostrich to the smallest of them all the hummingbirds, from the spectacular Birds of Paradise to the illusive New Zealand Kiwi, you name it they have it.
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A tropical jewel full of attractions and activities, in the day you can play the fun and exciting Luge and Skyride, go to the butterfly park, visit the Underwater World, go to the top of the 37 meters high Merlion and be mesmerized by the view of the whole island, swim with the dolphins at the beautiful beaches, visit the 4D Theatre and experience life environmental and visual effect such as water spray and blowing winds. Remember to finish you day by watching the spectacular laser show at night.
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Occupying 14 hectares, the Chinese Garden is a porpular attraction to both local and foreign visitors drawn by its magnificent classical Sung Dynasty (AD 961-1279) Chinese imperial architecture. At the entrance is a grand 17-arch bridge spreading across Jurong Lake a architectural reproduction based on the original in the Beijing Summer Palace, Once in the garden be amazed by courtyards, pavilions, ponds, stoneboat, pagodas with striking architectural beauty.
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The Singapore Botanic Garden was founded in 1859. Inside this beautiful garden lay trees as old as the garden and as high as 50 meters, with circumference measuring 7.8 meters. It was also here in 1877, that the first rubber tree was first introduced to South East East from South America, eventually making Malaya the largest rubber producing country. Among 3000 spieces of trees and shrubs you can also fing a cafe, a resturant, some lakes, lots of birds and other small animals in the garden.
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Along Singapore River is a long stretch of century old shophouses that have now been converted to hundreds of pubs nightclubs and resturants that buzz to live after sunset, be dazzled by the lights and activities
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Starts at the junction of Bukit Timah road and Serangoon road and ends at the junction at Lavendar road and Serangoon road, this is the part of Singapore call Little India. Bustling with traditional businesses, pungent aromas of exotic spices, fragrance of fresh flower garlands, colourful sari, undulating indian music punctuated by car horns and bicycle bells, a replica of the Indian subcontinent.
Be sure to visit Little India on any sunday evening around 7pm, you will see more indians here then in India GUARANTEED
Orchard Road, as the name suggested was an area covered with nutmeg and pepper plantations in the 19 century, it is the now the most popular shopping district in Singapore as the Fifth Avenue is to New York. Along the main thoroughfare are lust tropical trees, and behind those trees lay many glitzy shopping malls filled with practically everything under the sun.
At the foot of the historic Fort Canning on Stamfort road is the majestic National Museum. Within this 120 years old neoclassical architecture are state-of-the-art multimedia exhibits design to bring history to life. It is also a showcase for the ethnology and arts of Singapore and South East Asia, stone sculptures and traditional textiles from the region, Chinese Ceramics dating from the neolithic period to the Qing Dynasty (AD 1644 1911).