Singapore Flyer
When it comes to enjoying the 360 degree panoramic view of the pictorial country then Asia;s largest
giant observation wheel, the Singapore Flyer is the ideal destination. Located in Raffles Avenue, this
giant wheel is positioned at a height of 165 meters from the ground and its about as tall as 42 storeys
building providing a magnificent scenic view from the top.
It a magical experience of full 30 minutes with loads of thrill in one of those 28 fully air conditioned
glass capsules. Be it Raffles Palace, Singapore River, Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Padang and Empress
Palace one can fetch a bird’s eye view from the Flyer. To have an experience of wine and dine in the
clouds in Singapore Flyer in flight packages where one can yummiest food with coolest drinks.
Universal Studios Singapore
If you are planning for some family outing along with your family then this place should definitely be
on your bucket list. Universal Studio Singapore is a theme park which highlights a tempting choice of
attractions, rides and stimulation for families and daredevil. Family holidays will never be this exciting
ever. There are in total 6 roller coaster in this exotic theme park.
Highlights: While you are at the Universal Studio enter into the exciting universe of motion picture
enchantment as you Ride the Movies on thrill rides and other motion picture themed attractions. Be
amazed and charmed by an immersive excitement encounter that breathes life into the silver screen.
The Night Safari opens its shutter post the dusk falls and welcomes you in a thrilling world of nocturnal
species and their lowly-lit homes. The world’s first-night safari park, Night Safari is one of the must-
visit places to visit in Singapore.
More than an original safari, the Night Safari shares a resemblance with a wildlife park, with some
2,500 resident animals from a myriad 130 species, including the Malayan Tiger and Malayan Tapir.
The park boasts of four walking trails inclusive of the Fishing Cat Trail and the famous Leopard Trail.
Singapore Zoo
While you are visiting Singapore this time make it a point to visit the Singapore zoo. Since 1973,
Singapore Zoo has been known for having among the most delightful untamed life stop settings on the
planet, where creatures wander unreservedly in open and naturalistic living spaces.
Highlights: The natural surroundings consolidate exceptional review elements, for example, raised
stages to see our giraffe display, submerged exhibitions to see the watery universes of otters, pygmy
hippos and mammoth estuarine crocodiles, and glass observatories to see creatures, for example, the
savage cheetahs and lions.
Marina Bay
Marina Bay is one of the gorgeous places to visit in Singapore and is the main hub for Business,
Finance and Community activities. The Marina Bay has transformed the outlook of urban Singapore
and showcases the country’s economic status, stature and technological development. It is an
amalgamation of architectural masterpieces, fine dines, an array of shopping haunts, seasonal festivals
and events, and luxurious stays.
Marina Bay could be a perfect family outing if you squeeze in some extra time and extra dime in your
Singapore trip. Two of the most favoured places is the Esplanade and Marina Bay Sands Complex.
Esplanade is the ultimate stop for cultural exploration, which includes cinema halls, theatres, concerts
and live performances from across the world.
Sentosa Island
A fun island resort and one of the most famous Singapore attractions, Sentosa Island is solely built to
offer recreation and excitement to the smile-starved souls. Few of the frequented and availed attractions
include the impressive Resorts World, Tiger Sky Tower, Singapore Butterfly an Insect Kingdom,
Universal Studios Singapore and one of the biggest concoctions of aquatic species in the world- SEA
Aquarium.
Infinity Pool at Marina Bay Sands
How about floating in the largest rooftop Infinity Pool in the world, while enjoying the glitzy city-
skyline from above 57 levels? There is no spectacular photo-session spot anywhere else in Singapore
than here. Post swimming, you can lie down to sunbathe on a plush poolside lounger or de-stress under
the palm trees. Take a sip from your Champagne as you soak yourself in the charm of beautiful sunset
sighting.
Merlion Park
We all know what this is. In every advertisement of Singapore, we have noticed the majestic half lion-
half mermaid icon roaring fountain from its mouth. Singapore is incomplete without this masterpiece.
The Mythical Merlion has a tale to tell the tourists. The body represents Singapore’s ancient business,
fishing and the head represents Singapore’s original name, Singapura, meaning “the Lion City”.
Jurong Bird Park
Jurong Bird Park is home to some around 5000 birds from about 400 species, and spreads across 20.2
hectares, hushed away in the western part of Singapore, besides being one of the finest and must-visit
places to visit in Singapore. When at Jurong Bird Park, you get the luxury to be up and close with some
of the rarest and prettiest feathered buddies in Singapore.
You are not missing the Waterfall Aviary, which is one of the largest walk-in aviaries in the world, and
shelters around 600 birds and a waterfall of about 30-meter. There are other amazing attractions at this
park as well, inclusive of the largest lory flight aviary in the world over 9 stories high, the brilliant 15
colorful lory creatures and the awesome Penguin coast.
Indoor Skydiving at iFly Singapore
Located close to beach station Hub at Sentosa, lies iFly which is considered as the world’s largest
indoor skydiving wind tunnel. This wind tunnel is first of its kind in Singapore and it provides all
interested individuals an opportunity to enjoy the fascinating sport in safe and realistic environment.
IFly Singapore has a setting with a height of 56.5feet and with 16.5 feet width with tall acrylic glasses
facing the South China making it more realistic.
The place is huge where it can accommodate at least 20 professional flyers. There’s arrangement of
small trainings which enables all individuals from amateur to professional to enjoy the game.
Competitions are common here which helps the players be more enthusiastic of the sport. It is an
affordable sport and quite enjoyed by every visitor.
Tree-Top Walk At MacRitchie Reservoir
One of the most popular destinations for the nature lovers, nature walkers and runners, this beautiful
part at the heart of Singapore is a must visit destination. Constructed in 1867, this reservoir has
250-metre aerial treetop walk through suspension bridge between two highest points, Bukit Pierce and
Bukit Kalang.
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