Singapore 2016: Attractions, Activities, and Appetizers

Narrowing down the best things to do or eat in Singapore is not an easy task. This small city should not be underestimated in terms of remarkable things to see and do. The first thing that comes in your mind when planning to go to Singapore is to take a selfie at the city’s symbol, Merlion. Few blocks away from this iconic statue is the Singapore’s famed Marina Bay, an all in one resort and recreational building. This five billion dollar property is the focal point of the bay surrounded by great sites such as Casino, Science Museum, shopping districts, selections of finest dining areas, and plenty of night life options. Make sure you arrive at the Marina Bay before 8pm to catch the famous light show.

Chinatown is another popular attraction in Singapore. It’s a place great for shopping, not to mention, souvenirs are cheapest in this spot of the town. Chinatown gives you an opportunity to taste authentic Chinese foods for there are plenty of restaurants to choose from. Thian Hock Keng Temple, which is the oldest temple In Singapore, can also be found in this area. Clarke Quay, the country’s riverside is where you can find series of bars, restaurants, boutiques, and nightclubs that constantly attract both tourists and locals. At night, you’ll be blown away of Clarke Quay’s picturesque view of jelly-like roof, colorful lights, and futuristic architecture.

Ever heard of the famous London Eye? Well the Singapore Flyer is 30 meters taller. The world’s largest observation wheel gives you an opportunity to feast on the sweeping views of the entire city such as the Singapore River, Marina Bay, Empress Place and the Padang, and the Raffles Place. Take the perfect selfie while riding the Singapore Flyer and make it your profile photo for the day. If the Singapore Flyer experience is not thrilling enough for you, maybe the rides at Universal Studios will exceed your expectations. Although there’s Disney Land in Japan and Hongkong, Universal Studios Singapore claimed its spot as the number one themed park in Southeast Asia. Universal Studios Singapore is a family oriented destination offering 20 attractions (the most famous are Ancient Egypt, Lost World, Madagascar, and New York) suitable for all ages.

Every attraction in Singapore is a perfect backdrop for picture taking. Whenever you visit here, don’t miss the futuristic park in the bay area which is Gardens by the Bay. Aside from winning the World Building at the Architecture Festival 2012, Gardens by the Bay is famed for its Supertree that offers visitors a unique skywalk over the gardens and the over-sized seashell shaped greenhouses that contains hundreds of trees and plants.

Little India is equally famous as Chinatown. It is located east of the Singapore where you will be welcomed by exotic aromas drifting out of home kitchens and restaurants. Mustafa Centre, is an Indian market open night and day whole year round is the place where you can purchase Indian items and spices.

There are countless places to visit when you’re in Singapore. Don’t waste your valuable time in sitting down on a restaurant when you’re famished. Singapore is also known for having the best tasting street foods in the entire world.

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