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Singapore Travel Guide - with Wired Destinations
Singapore Sightseeing - with Wired Destinations
 Sentosa Island
Regarded as the Mega Theme Park of Singapore, Sentosa Island resort offers a tranquil retreat and magical attractions which pamper and caress you with idyllic tropical charm. It is a fantastic place for white sand beaches, water sport, golf courses, and other entertainment. Prestigious Sentosa Island hotels and restaurants are also found here. There also is a popular amusement park on Sentosa Island giving you an opportunity to swim, dart through a water slide, go and see clouds of butterflies in Butterfly Park and visit an incredible wax museum as well.
Sentosa Underwater World
Sentosa’s Underwater World ranks as the most famous tourist destination of Sentosa Island because it is one of the largest tropical-marine aquariums in Asia. This place displays more than 2,500 oceanic creatures such as sharks, pink dolphins, moray eels, sea dragons, stingrays, piranhas and so on. Sentosa’s Underwater World gives you an exciting view through a transparent acrylic tunnel, where you can look at these amazing animals in close-up as if diving under the deep blue sea. By the way, for those who like futuristic innovations, it is worth visiting Sentosa 4D Magix which is the biggest one in Southeast Asia. The cinema’s sound system and projector is highly advanced.
 Singapore Night Safari
It is the first night safari in the world. With over 1,000 wildlife embracing 100 species identified, Singapore Night Safari is home to a great variety of nocturnal creatures. It is a breathtaking place to discover. This famous park is a pleasant base for observing these wild animals in their natural state at close quarters. Singapore Night Safari covers many zones which have different kinds of geography such as Malaysian rainforest, Indian jungle, African savannah, and South American pampas. It opens from 7.30 pm until midnight. You can walk on the trails to explore closely or take a tram for your convenience.
Singapore History Museum
Situated on Stamford Road, Singapore History Museum is an excellent place to learn more about the fascinating history of Singapore. The museum was graciously founded in 1849 as a direct result of Sir Stamford Raffles’ advice. Singapore History Museum exhibits history and development of Singapore through a systematic and chronological display that rapidly draws the visitor to a deeper understanding of the city-state. The museum exhibits all important historical events including the origin, the immigration settlement and the independence from Malaysian rule. Also, there are displays on the progress in a three-dimension show. A large number of priceless antiques and national heritage are stored here as well such as Malay fishing Village, Haw Par Jade collection and a large collection of the past drawings by William Farguhar, who was the first British inhabitant in Singapore. All this gives you great insight into Singapore.
 Singapore Chinatown
The history of Singapore Chinatown began in 1821 by the time Chinese immigrants moved from Fujian province of China. Nowadays, this business center is abundant with colorful shops and superb housing structures, which have been beautifully restored and turned into a popular tourist attraction. Singapore Chinatown is a perfect blend of Chinese tradition and modern culture. Thian Hock Keng Temple, Chinese-style herbal shops, comfy tea houses, fortune tellers, lively night markets and chic pubs and restaurants located in Singapore Chinatown are the best evidence to prove this exceptional mixture. Stay at a Singapore Chinatown hotel to catch a glimpse of the flair of Singapore Chinatown.
There is more to find out about Singapore Sightseeing, Singapore Nightlife and Singapore Shopping. Go to Wired Destinations’ Singapore Travel Guide for Singapore travel tips and Singapore Travel Info. We also have discount Singapore hotels, Sentosa hotels and Changi hotels. For online travel, think Wired Destinations.
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