Joanna James
Singapore is a tropical destination with plenty of sunlight and rain showers to match. There’s a wet season and a dry season, but despite the weather, there’s always something fun to do.
No matter what the weather brings, Singapore offers a plethora of water sports you can enjoy. Snorkelling and flyboarding are among the most popular activities. Singapore is home to some of the best beaches in the region, and you shouldn’t pass up the opportunity to revel in some beach fun. Make sure you bring your sunscreen; the Singaporean sun can be quite unforgiving no matter when you visit.
Visit the Gardens by the Bay just once, and you won’t be able to keep away. One of the best attractions in Singapore, the Gardens by the Bay is an amazing fusion of nature, creativity, innovation, and technology. The Bay East Garden is where find thriving plant life, and the Supertree Grove is an extraordinary structure that performs sustainable functions. If you head to the Cloud Forest Dome, you’ll find the tallest indoor waterfall in the world. Also, it’s only 10 minutes from Grand Park City Hall, which is a hotel near Bugis Junction.
Come rain or shine, the Botanic Gardens are a must-visit. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the gardens are home to Singapore’s heritage trees. The tranquil walking trails will lead you to the heritage trees, which are well-preserved as part of Singapore's identity. Bonsai garden, the eco-garden, and the eco-lake are a few other highlights.
You could say that this is the best rainforest zoo in the world, and no one would contradict you. Singapore Zoo is among the most popular attractions in Singapore. It’s a clean space with plenty of vibrant greenery, and the animals are well cared for. A visit to the zoo is what you need to forget all that happens in the outside world. You can witness the feeding sessions. For an immersive experience, however, the Singapore Zoo Breakfast with the Orangutans is ideal.
If you’re a shopaholic, a bit of rain or heat will not stop you. So, get yourself to Orchard Road for a memorable shopping experience during your time in Singapore. If you want to spend all your time here, well, no one will blame you, not when find a department store or a shopping mall at every corner, enticing you to stick around. To be exact, there are 22 malls with 6 department stores to boot. You’ll also find movie theatres screening the best and the latest. After all that shopping and movie time, pop into one of the restaurants for a delicious snack.
The largest observation deck in the world, the Singapore Flyer offers you the best panoramic views of Singapore, Malaysia's Straits of Johor, and the Spice Islands of Indonesia. There are different packages to choose from. During the circuit, you’ll be treated to a multimedia exhibit that focuses on Singapore’s history and the origin of the Singapore Flyer. You have 30 minutes to enjoy the views. Depending on your preference, you can choose an early morning flight or a late evening flight.
No matter how many times you visit Chinatown, it never gets old. If you’ve ever been to China, your visit to Singapore’s Chinatown will be a trip up the memory lane. From authentic Chinese food to local products to cultural sites, Chinatown offers an eclectic array of experiences. Plus, this is where you’ll find the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and the Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple.
This is a museum that can be described as both indoor and outdoor. Visiting the Maritime Experience Museum is an excellent way to discover the nation’s maritime history while having fun. The Jewel of Muscat is an unmissable highlight of the museum; it’s a replica of a ship that sank in 830 CE during its voyage between China and Africa.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
