What aspect you find interesting in Singapore?

The beatiful side of Singapore. The Peace in Singapore The Unity in Singapore The 5 Stars and 1 Crescent...

A tourist getting a homestay with a family is the best way to know Singapore well, many times better than one who just puts up at a hotel. You get to see the choice places and experience the best of local cuisine, fruits,souvenirs, etc. Never miss out Sentosa, Chinatown, Little India, East Coast and one or two heartlands, Science Centre. You are able to shop for clothes, footwear, kitchen items and electronic gadgets that are 3 to 5 times cheaper than at home so ensure you take advantage of great deals. Also visit Mustapha dept store(open 24 hrs), Giant, Courts, Carrefour, etc. Take a river cruise along Singapore River and the harbour. Savour great dishes at Clarke Quay. The other interesting and pleasant aspects of our cosmopolitan city are:: 1)Rubbish bins, toilet facilities, eateries, etc within easy reach 2) Citizens queueing at bus-stops 3) Shopping malls with banks, post offices, eateries, cinemas, games centres, etc all under one roof. 4) Commuting from one location to another, around the island takes only 20 - 60 mins in air-conditioned comfort. Singapore is one of the safest country to tour or live, enjoys true racial harmony, a gourmet and shopping paradise, and an uncorrupt police and judicial system.Stay a minimum of a week and you shall forged great friendships among the locals while learning adequately about the attractions and unique character of our society.It is a vibrant place, and a melting pot of east and west architecture and cultures. Happy touring, and bring back worthwhile shopping and exciting memories of our city-state!

If u coming in this month, u r in for the best time! There are christmas lights along the whole stretch of street from Tanglin to City Hall. It is few km long. There will be a free hippo tour to bring u to see those lightings for free during this season. U may check out from your hotel desk. There are other interesting places tat u may want to visit too: 1) Sentosa Island It is situated at the south of Singapore. It is the country's playground. U may start on high and travel ther by cable car. Relax on the beaches or meander in the rainforest. Enjoy a game of miniature golf. Take a ride in the Sky Tower. Surround yourself with nature at the Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom . Catch a musical fountain show in the evening time. You may also able to learn about Singapore's past at Images of Singaporea and Fort Siloso. Get a fish's eye view of life at Underwater World Singapore, where u walk through an acrylic tunnel and see 2,500 fishes from more than 250 species among colourful corals. Nearest MRT: Habour Front Station 2) Little India It is the heartland of Indian community. Visit a temple, buy a sari, enjoy south Indian cuisine, or shop at the 24-hour Mustafa Centre. Little India is at its most bustling on Sunday afternoons when families and expatriate workers from Indian sub-continent gather to shop and eat. Near MRT: Little India Station 3) Arab Street and the Kampong Glam area, presided over by the gold-doomed Sultan Mosque temple, is the traditional home of the Arab and Indonesian settlers. It is now renowned for its quaint shophouses selling textiles, rattan crafts and other local souvenirs. Near MRT: Bugis or Lavender MRT 4) Chinatown It is located alongside the Singapore River, and one can still find the old warehouses (now converted to restaurants) and quaint shophouses. Meander around the streets off south Bridge Road to find jade and porcelain, textiles, crafts and Chinese medicines. The Chinatown Heritaghe Centre can be found in Pagoda Street. A surprising landmark is the imposing Sri Mariamman Hindu temple. Nearest MRT: Chinatown Station 5) Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay An architectural icon on the waterfront. It is the heart of cultural life in the city. Located on 6 hectares of prime waterfront land by the Marina Bay, this world-class performing arts centre boasts concerts, musicals, and cultural events. There are free weekend outdoor musical performances, lunchtime concerts and tours of the theatres. Stroll through the shopping mall, have a meal at the restaurants and enjoy the view from this national landmark. Nearest MRT: City Hall Station 6) Singapore Zoo Visit one of the best and most beautiful zoo in the worl and have close encounters with the animals. Join the Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife, one of the zoo's more unusual dining experience, and eat while watching the zoo's famous orang-utans. 7) Night Safari Next to the zoo, home to more than 900 animals and 130 species in asia's illuminated zoo in the night. Award Winning Night Safari is a first in the world. U can view the nocturnal animals on specially guided trams, trek on one(or more) of the three walking trails ( the Fishing Cat Trail, Leopard Trail and Forest Giants Trail) and watch the popular Creatures of the Night Show. 8) The DHL Balloon Flight Enjoy the breathtaking view of Singapore's cityscapes in the day or in the night on the World's Largest tethered balloon while u r in singapore. At 150 metres hight - u can even see out neighbouring countries. Nearest MRT: Bugis Station 9) Singapore River Cruise Crusie down the scenic Singapore River on an authentic bumboat of yesteryear and discover her rich history and landmarks. 10) The Original DUCKtours It's a bus! It's a boat! It's the Original Splashing DUCK! This Tourism Award Winning DUCKtours offers u a combined City and Harbour tour. Half hourly departure from 10am to 6pm. Duration about 60 mins. If u would like to visit all the above-mentioned places, I would encourage u to sign up for The Singapore Tours and Attractionss Pass and u will get 2 full days of touring fun with access to 15 tours and attractions @ S$65 only. U may check this out at the Singapore Airport deskhelp. This is the only Pass that offers tourists the privilege access to a unique combined Land, Sea & Air theme Tours and Attractions

The fact that it is near perfection.

"regardless of race, language or religion" Thats the motto of the country. Not many countries can be as proud of this as Singapore where muslims, Jews, hinduism, christianity, buddhism and many more minority religions living harmoniously. 4 official languages. English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil. If there are more countries to practise the same as Singapore, there'll be a lot more peace on earth.

Singlish LOH!!!No lah. :-p I just like it for the peace and all the thing thing...sry i feel it is both a city of the future with a strong heritage nice to learn.So futuristic...yet so old and nostalgic. Whereas the food...yummy.Reminding me of ABC Pasak's chai tow kueh...yum. You don't seem like a tourist. :-p

Saying the truth, a 5D tour is enough for visiting Singapore. If you wish to go Sentosa Island, consider the following a)The Luge(It's really fun) b)Merlion(A must-go) c)Carlsberg Sky tower d)Underwater World (Famous but many not reach your expectations) If you plan for shopping,consider the following.Will not suggest to shop too much at Orchard as the prices there are unreasonably high. a)Ngee Ann City b)Suntec City c)Compass Point d)Marina Square Singapore's museums are pretty good,check out the followings. a)MINT Museum of Toys (5*) b)Singapore Philatelic Museum c)Science Centre d)Discovery Centre(5*) If you prefer nature,check out the Botanic Gardens. For beach, you can get to Pulau Ubin by a boat from Changi Point to Pulau Ubin. In Pulau Ubin,recommended to explore Chek Jawa.