Joanna James
Singapore, known as the ever-popular Lion City, is an island city throbbing with energy. It beckons you into a labyrinth of excitement full of attractions and experiences that are sure to render you speechless. Day or night, there is a myriad of activities you can partake in, read on to see what you can do to while away time after the sun sets.
Sentosa Island is better known as 'The State of Fun'. Adventure Cove Waterpark, Animal & Bird Encounters, Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom, Combat Skirmish Live, Crane Dance, Dolphin Island, Fort Siloso and Fort Siloso Skywalk are but a handful of activities that are lined up, waiting to be explored. Planning a holiday in Singapore? You must make sure to explore all that Sentosa and Singapore have to offer since there is a lot of fun packed into this small country with a focus on catering to tourists' whims and fancies. For accommodation, look to stay at a hotel in Farrer Park Singapore the likes of Park Hotel Farrer Park to stay amidst the centre of attractions.
Singapore Flyer is built in the fashion of the London Eye. Extended in the air, 165 meters above ground, this amazing contraption gives you a 360° view of the surroundings and the many landmarks which dot the area. That's not all. Flights on this humongous 'observer' are graded into Singapore Sling Flight, Premium Sky Dining Flight, Signature Cocktail Flight, and Premium Champagne Flight. Traveller experiences are limitless.
Organized by the Wildlife Reserves of Singapore, Night Safari is the very first Safari park for nocturnal animals who roam in their natural habitats. 07 geographical zones are replicated here; out of which Himalayan foothills and Asian Riverine Forest are but a few. Trams will take you through the safari.
If drinking and clubbing isn't your thing, you can enjoy some late-night shopping in Singapore for a novel experience. Most shopping malls and retailers close their establishments by 10 pm but some parts of Orchard Road and areas such as the Chinatown Night Market are excellent for some late-night shopping and people watching. This is definitely a great way to get to know the locals and to purchase a range of affordable clothing, accessories, souvenirs and various other items. The Mustafa Centre, located in Little India, stocks some of the lowest prices in the country and is open 24 hours a day.
Lau Pa Sat Food Market also known as the Telok Ayer Market is a food market housed within a historical building. This is located in the central area of Singapore. This food market which is popular amongst the Singaporean Chinese offers Chinese food. During the weekends, in the evening, a live band plays to keep the weekend atmosphere running.
If you are a fan of games and video games, then late-night gaming is definitely worth a try. There are quite a few board game cafes which as open until 11 pm on weekdays and as late as 3 am on weekend nights. These are cosy places to enjoy a range of fun-filled board games as well as to enjoy some delicious things to eat along with great coffee. Pitstop Café, The Mind Café, Settlers Café and De Coders Café are popular choices for late night board games. One can also play late night soccer at The Cage which is open for 24 hours and 7 days a week. You can play soccer as much as you like by paying an hourly fee.
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