Little India in Singapore
Little India in Singapore Little India in Singapore is a neighborhood and the center of the city’s Indian community. It has all the canons of Indian culture: characteristic houses with…
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Merlion
Merlion Merlion is a famous symbol of Singapore, a mythical creature with the body of a fish and the head of a lion. The lion symbolizes strength and fearlessness, while…
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Sentosa Island Sentosa, an island in Singapore, is the city’s most popular resort, with over 5 million visitors a year. It has everything from sheltered white sand beaches, five-star hotels…
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Sri Mariamman Temple Sri Mariamman is the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, a place of worship for Singaporeans of Indian origin and an interesting attraction in the city. What is…
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Chinatown in Singapore Chinatown in Singapore is a bustling and colorful neighborhood located in the central part of the city. It reminds many tourists of an open-air museum, as the…
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Singapore Zoo Singapore Zoo is located north of the city center (Mandai Lake Road, 80; tel: 6269-34-11; www.zoo. com.sg; open: daily 8.30am-6pm; admission fee); its vast 28 hectares of land…
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Singapore Flyer The Singapore Flyer is the second tallest Ferris wheel in the world after the recently opened High Roller in Las Vegas. It reaches the height of a 55-story…
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Singapore Oceanarium (Marine Life Park) Singapore Oceanarium is the largest oceanarium in Asia and one of Singapore’s main attractions. The oceanarium first opened in 1991 and was completely restored and…
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Gardens by the Bay Gardens by the Bay is a large tropical park in Singapore that is known for its futuristic landscapes. In addition, the garden has more than 226…
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Arab Street in Singapore Arab Street in Singapore is a neighborhood and the Muslim center of the city. There are two variants of the street’s name and explanations for it….
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