Five Most Interesting Places to Visit in Singapore

Many people who have been to Singapore are amazed at how organized this small island state is.

Singapore is located on the equator directly below Malaysia. The stable economy of this city has seen many of its citizens lead a wealthy lifestyle. It is one of the riches country in South East Asia.

The best and easiest way to see this city is through the MRT network which is a metro that connects the entire country. You can also take advantage of the free shuttle bus to places of interest.

Most visitors to Singapore are either on a stop-over trip or on a short vacation. As this is a relatively small country, the maximum number of stays here for most visitors are three days or less.

This country is renamed for its shopping but not every visitors who come here are shopaholic.

If you happen to be on a short stay, here are five of the most interesting places which you must visit.

Sentosa Island

This place has recently had a massive makeover with the integration of The Resort World. You need to spend one whole day here as there are simply too many attractions in this place such as Universal Studios, Marine Life Park, Maritime Xperiential Museum and Festive walk.

Ideally, you should plan a full day here.

There are also beaches, underwater world, Tiger Sky Tower, A giant statue of Merlion and many more. A great way to get here is with the Cable car. There are also designated point to catch a free bus.

If you have the extra budget, stay at one of the hotels located here. Others include shopping, Golf and casinos.

Singapore Zoological Garden

The zoo is one of the best in Asia. The animals are kept in their natural habitat which makes it interesting to view. Tigers, leopard, lions, giraffe, penguins and monkeys are some of the animals that are expected to see.

Night Safari

If you are not excited about day zoo, you should visit the night safari. It is also located in the Zoological garden and it showcase the activities of nocturnal wild life.

Singapore Botanical Gardens

This garden is located in the heart of the city center. Take a stroll through this lush and scenic garden in the morning. Also there are many different breeds of orchids being cultured here.

Raffles Hotel

This is where the famous sling was being developed by one of the bartender many years ago. Not only that, Raffles hotel is a colonial style hotel which was build in 1887. It is named after the founder of Singapore Sir Stamford Raffles.

Of course, if time is on your side, there are other interesting places such as Jurong Bird Park, Haw Par Villa or Tiger Balm Garden, Little India, Chinatown and many more.

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Source by Larisa Callaghan