Start your adventure at the Singapore Science Centre, a top spot for interactive science fun. This place is perfect for families. It offers hands-on activities that teach and entertain at the same time. Learn about the universe’s secrets and fuel your love for knowledge. It’s …
Orchard Road, Singapore’s iconic shopping precinct, turns into a festive wonderland during the Christmas season. The annual Christmas light-up festival, known as Christmas on Great Street, has been captivating visitors for 39 years with its enchanting decorations and lively atmosphere. From November 12th to January …
The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a stunning urban oasis that offers a serene escape for visitors of all ages. Established in 1859, it is not only a popular tourist attraction but also a recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its extensive collection of plants and …
The Singapore River is a vibrant waterway that holds historical significance and is filled with fascinating sights and activities. It played a pivotal role in the development and progress of Singapore and now stands as a symbol of its transformation from a fishing village to …
Universal Studios Singapore is one of the most thrilling and exciting theme park adventure destinations in Singapore. With its exciting rides, captivating shows, and magical attractions, Universal Studios Singapore offers a one-of-a-kind experience that visitors will remember for years to come. Located on Sentosa Island, …
Photo of The Jurong Falls in Singapore
The magnificent Sultan Mosque, also known as Masjid Sultan, is the center of the Muslim community of Singapore and is located in the old Kampong Gelam neighborhood.
The HSBC Rain Vortex is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, standing 40 meters tall and cascading down from the dome-shaped roof of Jewel Changi Airport.
One of Singapore’s three main coastal wetland areas, Sungei Khatib Bongsu, features a significant amount of mangrove and secondary forest. The mangrove can be considered the largest in the north-eastern shoreline of Singapore.
Two restored Tanah Merah colonial bungalows from the 1880s are at the center of the Sentosa Island getaway, from which the hotel stretches into gardens and lawns framed by the sea. Taking inspiration from Tanah Merah, which is translated as “red earth” in Malay, architects Foster …