Places to Visit in Singapore
Despite its intense heat, humidity, and rain, one of the places visitors to Singapore must see is the Merlion Statue, which has become a symbol of Singapore. The statue, whose lower part is a sea horse and upper part is a lion, with water flowing from its mouth into the river, is worth seeing.
Espenelada, inspired by the Sydney Opera House, is also worth seeing.
You should go to Raffles Square, named after Raffles, the founder of Singapore, eat fish at the riverside restaurants, and buy ice cream from the ice cream parlors.
In Singapore, where the majority are Chinese, Indian, and Malay, the area called “Little India” is where Indians predominantly live. In this area, filled with the strong scent of spices, it is also possible to see numerous Indian Temples. Don't forget to take off your shoes when entering the temples.
Those who go to the Arab Quarter can also visit the Sultan Mosque, which seats 5,000 people.
Finally, for those who want to shop in Singapore, Orchard Road is an essential destination. It is incredibly crowded and filled with shopping malls everywhere. The National Museum of Singapore and the Singapore Art Museum can also be visited on the same street.
Do not complete your Singapore trip without going on a Night Safari and visiting the Malay Quarter.
