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Jurong Bird Park, Singapore

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Singapore Zoo

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S.E.A. Aquarium

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Marine Life

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A place of historical importance in Singapore, Fort Canning Park was formerly known as “Forbidden Hill”, and was once the seat of royalty for the Malay rulers in 1300s. It later became a residence for colonial leaders, and was also an important military base during World War II.

Situated near the bustling Orchard Road shopping district, behind the National Museum of Singapore, Fort Canning Park is a historical centre, a venue for performances and concerts, and a location where you can enjoy nature.

Its attractions include archaeological digs and exhibitions, the Keramat Iskander Syah (the sacred burial ground of a Malay ruler) and the Fort Gate – a remnant of the fortress built in the 1860s. It also boasts the Spice Garden, the ASEAN Sculpture Garden and the Battle Box, a former underground military complex.

With plenty of dining options as well as heritage trails, like the 14th and 19th century walking trails, you can spend hours walking around Fort Canning Park. The park is also a good choice if you’re looking for a romantic location to bring your partner, or if you’re keen on exercise.

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Explore the city by driving round the Civic District, passing by Padang, the Cricket Club, the historic Parliament House, the Supreme Court and City Hall.

Next, stop at the Merlion Park and enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay. Do not miss out on this great photo opportunity with the Merlion, a mythological creature that is part lion and part fish.

Visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore's oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples, before driving past Chinatown. Stop by a local handicraft center and observe craftsmen at work up-close.

Proceed to the National Orchid Garden, located within the Singapore Botanical Gardens, which boasts a sprawling display of 60,000 orchid plants.

Our final stop at Little India will charm you with the scent of joss sticks, jasmine and spices.

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An awe-inspiring new green space for Singapore

Spanning 101 hectares, this award-winning horticultural attraction houses over 250 thousand rare plants and is just a five-minute walk from the city. The Gardens comprises three spaces—Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central. From the waterfront promenade, enjoy an amazing view of the Marina Bay financial district skyline. The grounds are perfect for an evening stroll and a picnic with loved ones.

Monet once referred to his garden as his most beautiful masterpiece. Singapore’s new icon, a 101-hectare horticultural attraction, certainly seems to be the nation’s most beautiful with more than 250 thousand rare plants in huge domed conservatories.

Less than a five-minute walk from Marina Bay, the Gardens is split into three waterfront spaces: Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central, which connects the first two.

Bay South―the largest waterfront garden―is where you’ll find the impressive Supertrees. These 16-storey-tall vertical gardens collect rainwater, generate solar power and act as venting ducts for the park’s conservatories. A suspended 128-metre-long walkway between two Supertrees, the OCBC Skyway, is perfect for walks at any hour, offering a bird’s eye view of the Gardens and the Marina Bay urban area.

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World’s first safari park for nocturnal animals and home to over 130 species of which 38% are threatened
Enjoy interactive animal shows and breathtaking fire-twirling and fire-eating tribal performances
Awarded several times by the Singapore Tourism Board as Leisure Attraction of the Year
Ride a tram through seven geographic regions, from the Himalayan foothills to the Southeast Asian jungles
Get up close with threatened and endangered species such as the pangolin and clouded leopard
Part of the Wildlife Reserves Singapore, dedicated to fostering conservation, research and protection of wildlife in their habitats

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Explore eight river habitats at Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park.

Enter Asia’s first and only river-themed wildlife park and meet over 5,000 animals with the soft opening of River Safari. Explore eight freshwater habitats and meet rare river giants such as the giant river otter, giant salamander and the Mekong giant catfish. Stroll through freshwater galleries and enter walk-through exhibits to learn about the unique wildlife in river habitats.
Embark on a journey of discovery at River Safari and meet over 5,000 aquatic and terrestrial animals representing 300 species.
At River Safari, you can explore eight river habitats from the mighty Mississippi to the majestic Yangtze, and meet river giants and megafishes such as the giant river otter, giant salamander and the critically endangered Mekong giant catfish. Stroll through freshwater galleries and enter walk-through exhibits to learn about the fascinating wildlife in river habitats.

Visit giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia at the lush Giant Panda Forest -the largest panda exhibit in Southeast Asia. Be amazed by the world's largest freshwater aquarium at the Amazon Flooded Forest, which showcases the annual flooding of the Amazon rainforest with over 18 majestic animal species such as the manatees and arapaimas.