#Singapore tourist destination

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Exploring the Vibrant Culture and Street Art of Haji Lane in Singapore

One of my favorite places in Singapore is Haji Lane. It was a friend who introduced Haji Lane to me years back. I love everything in Haji Lane – Kampong Glam in general. Every corner is photo opp worthy. 🙂 Haji Lane is a vibrant and colorful street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam district. Tucked away in the heart of the city, this lane is a hub of cultural activity and artistry that attracts both…

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Top 5 Famous Tourist Places in Singapore

Apply for your Singapore Tourist Visa with Sarvodaya Holiday!!! Visit: https://sarvodayaholiday.com/singapore-visa/ Singapore, often referred to as the "Lion City," is a melting pot of cultures, traditions, and modernity. Its unique blend of East meets West offers a plethora of attractions that captivate tourists from around the globe. Here are the top 5 famous tourist places in Singapore that you must not miss on your visit:

1. Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is an iconic symbol of Singapore's skyline. This integrated resort boasts a luxury hotel, a massive shopping mall, an array of fine dining options, a casino, and the world’s largest infinity pool, which offers breathtaking views of the cityscape. The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark is a must-visit for panoramic views of Singapore. The nightly light and water show, Spectra, is also a mesmerizing experience that shouldn't be missed.

2. Gardens by the Bay

Adjacent to Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay is a futuristic park spanning 101 hectares of reclaimed land. It features the famous Supertree Grove, a collection of tree-like structures that dominate the garden's landscape. Visitors can walk along the OCBC Skyway, a 128-meter-long aerial walkway between two of the larger Supertrees, to enjoy a bird's eye view of the gardens. The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories offer diverse plant species and a refreshing escape from the city's hustle and bustle.

3. Sentosa Island

Sentosa Island is Singapore's premier resort destination, packed with attractions for all ages. Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and S.E.A. Aquarium are some of the key highlights. The island also features beautiful beaches, luxurious hotels, and the iconic Sentosa Merlion. For thrill-seekers, the Mega Adventure Park offers ziplining, while the Fort Siloso Skywalk provides a historical perspective with stunning views.

4. Chinatown

Chinatown is a vibrant district that offers a deep dive into Singapore's rich cultural heritage. The area is a bustling mix of traditional shophouses, temples, and modern establishments. Must-visit spots include the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, a Tang-styled Chinese Buddhist temple, and the Sri Mariamman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore. Chinatown Street Market is perfect for shopping and tasting local delicacies like Hainanese chicken rice and satay.

5. Singapore Zoo and Night Safari

Renowned for its 'open concept' enclosures, the Singapore Zoo is one of the world's best zoological gardens. It houses over 2,800 animals across 300 species. Visitors can explore various themed zones such as the Fragile Forest, Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia, and the Frozen Tundra. Adjacent to the zoo is the Night Safari, the world's first nocturnal wildlife park, offering a unique experience to observe animals in their natural nighttime habitats. The tram ride and walking trails provide close encounters with nocturnal creatures like leopards, Malayan tigers, and flying foxes.

Conclusion

Singapore's blend of modernity and tradition makes it a unique and captivating destination. Whether you're marveling at the architectural wonders of Marina Bay Sands, enjoying the lush greenery of Gardens by the Bay, exploring the fun-filled Sentosa Island, immersing in the cultural richness of Chinatown, or experiencing the wild at the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, there's something for everyone in this dynamic city-state. Make sure to include these top 5 tourist places in your itinerary for an unforgettable Singapore adventure.

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Embark on a journey through the enchanting Lion City with our curated list of the "31 Best Places To Visit In Singapore." Discover hidden gems, iconic landmarks, and cultural wonders that define this vibrant metropolis. From the futuristic skyline of Marina Bay to the lush greenery of Gardens by the Bay, each destination offers a unique experience. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Singapore's diverse attractions, blending tradition and modernity. Uncover the secrets of this dynamic city-state with our guide, ensuring an unforgettable adventure. Keywords: Singapore, travel, destinations, landmarks, culture, exploration, Lion City, attractions, hidden gems.

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Singapore is recognized for its explosive growth, spectacular and newly constructed malls, fantastic dining options, and luxury hotels that have just opened there.

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NCT Dream on their honeymoon!

AN: someone requested this one. GASP, THANK U. Mentions of sex lol because what's a honeymoon without sex. (Implied that you two already did it, but the first night meant having sex as a married couple, why am I explaining this jksdfkjsdk)

Mark Lee

Mark would probably take you somewhere in America. Probably LA or Miami, somewhere in the coastal area. Just you two enjoying the beach and spending the day at the carnival or fair land. You two are young lovers enjoying the night life in America! It'll be full of alcohol, giggles, and just spontaneous foodtrip! You two will book an airbnb with the cutest and coziest interior design. Also the first night would probably be more intimate and you two are nervous but at the same time, clumsy because you two wouldn't stop laughing ?? as if you two didn't fucked before lol. 

Huang Renjun

Since your wedding with Renjun is during the summer or spring season, he would definitely take you to Japan for the honeymoon. It'll be during the cherry blossom season! It's cute and something about seeing the first bloom makes it exciting for both of you. You two will book a nice expensive hotel room and just spent the duration of the honeymoon sightseeing and of course, taking pictures around cherry blossoms trees. The first night with him is just like the first time you two had sex, but this time, you two are now married and much experienced. So it's much more special!

Lee Jeno

Jeno would take you to Japan too because he knows how much you love the culture there. He'll book a nice traditional house, (for the vibe he said.) and just take you to places like Tokyo Disneyland and Ghibli museum because you're a child at heart! He'll enjoy it too of course! You two also did A LOT of shopping. Also his looks are so exquisite, very tourist husband vibes with the shades and camera. OKAY so the first night with him is VERY much intimate, like you two just sitting in front of each other before you tell him to please take care of you. And he'll just smiles and say the same thing.

Lee Donghyuck

I like to think that you and Haechan probably fucked after your wedding, and that's because you two were so drunk after the reception LOL. But despite having a beach wedding, Haechan will still have a beach destination for your honeymoon. Bali, Palawan maybe. Anyways, you two will book a room in an expensive resort that's overlooking the beach. It's just a honeymoon full of beach activities, playfulness, and just you two being lovey-dovey!! Will kiss you under the sun set at some point. Also the first night will be much more romantic compared when you two were drunk. 

Na Jaemin

Jaemin would probably take you to Europe for your honeymoon. Somewhere in Amsterdam or Paris because he's a romantic. Definitely a city tour especially during night where the city's much alive, filled with people and just bustling with noise??? yeah, you two would be holding hands giggling as you two venture out the city. Will also be that photographer husband who takes cute photos of your cute fits. He'll book an expensive hotel room for you two and for the first night, he was very very careful of you, like he was such a gentleman because he wants to show how much he loves you. 

Zhong Chenle

Chenle would think that it's fun for you two to stay within each other's comfort place, so he'll probably take you to Shanghai or maybe Singapore city. It'll be city tour too! Since he's very confident with talking with locals, you two will have underrated food trips and just take you to interesting places that he found while canvassing the area. He's the type to hold your hands because you tend to get lost in the crowd. You chose the accommodation, so you found a cute airbnb that suited each other's taste. The first night with him is full of playfulness! Chenle would constantly tease you but it was still lovely nevertheless.  

Park Jisung

Jisung would also bring you to Europe because he thinks that the 'honeymoon' vibe is just there. Probably in Rome or Barcelona. You two would book a nice hotel that overlooks the entire city, it was breathtaking when you two entered the room. You two would go sightseeing, try local foods, and just take pictures of each other. Jisung has his arms around your shoulder when you two are walking, and both your outfits coordinate! Also he likes to steal kisses from you. The first night would be romantic Like Jisung prepared EVERYTHING and you just lay there and be pretty for him. 

[chaifootsteps]

Seeing Helluva Boss fans legitimately believe that Millie is going to abort the baby is wild to me. Like how can they be so myopic to not see the obvious: the baby is going to be written into the story, is meant to be plastered all over merchandise which the fans will happily buy up en masse, and the money generated from merch sales of said baby will work their way up the reverse pyramid into viv's pocket so she can use it to finance a trip to Singapore or some other extravagant tourist destination.

There is an exactly 0% chance that baby doesn't become a main cast member, the monetary incentive is too alluring for them to consider any other possibility.

The only thing Viv would get out of having Millie even think of aborting the baby is the fact that it's topical right now, but I think even she has to know she's not empathetic and talented enough to handle something that heavy. She'd do more harm than good.

That being the case, that baby's absolutely getting slapped all over merch. If you think the merch drops are obnoxious now, just wait until Baby M&M shows up.

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The beauty of Havasu Falls 🌴🏜️

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6 Essential International Travel Tips for First-Time Adventurers By Namrata Hinduja

No matter how much you’ve traveled in your own country, planning your first trip abroad can be exciting and also little overwhelming. At Go Overseas, we’ve been traveling the world for years and still pick up new tips and tricks along the way.

Exploring a brand-new place might seem scary or confusing at first, but it doesn’t have to be! Follow these simple tips to prepare for international travel and make your trip stress-free and enjoyable.

Prepare your travel documents

The first and one the most crucial tip to avoid stress is to apply for your passport early and check its validity. Many countries require your passport to have at least six months of validity and enough blank pages for entry. If your passport is close to expiring, renew it before booking your flights, as delays in processing can create disrupt in your plans. Also, research whether you need a visa, as some countries won’t allow you to enter without one. While US and UK passport holders can often travel visa-free or get a visa on arrival, rules vary, so always double-check entry requirements.

Research about your destination

Take time to research your destination to make your trip smoother and more enjoyable. While traveling spontaneously might sound fun, knowing a bit about the country’s culture, language, and laws can help you avoid surprises. For example, chewing gum is banned in Singapore, feeding pigeons is illegal in Venice, and riding a cow while drunk is against the law in Scotland! Every country has its own unique rules that might seem unusual to outsiders, but understanding them beforehand will help you respect local customs and stay out of trouble.

Questions to research about the country you're visiting

• What is the local currency? • Can you drink the tap water? • What is the dominant religion and are there rules around clothing modesty? • How catered to tourism is your destination? Are accommodations for tourists widely available? • What is the country's main language? How widely is English spoken? • Does the local food align with your dietary requirements? • Do traffic laws in this location differ from your home country?

Address money matters

Before heading off to your faraway destination, make sure to let your bank know about your travel plans. This way, they won’t think your card is being used fraudulently when it suddenly pops up at a market in Thailand!

In some destinations, ATMs might not be easy to find, and many cash-based countries don’t accept cards at most restaurants or shops. If that’s the case, make sure to carry enough cash for your daily expenses. Some travelers like to use a money belt to keep larger amounts safe while exploring.

Book everything in advance

If you’re sure about your travel plans, it’s best to book your trip as soon as you’re ready. While last-minute flexibility might sound exciting, you could face limited options or high prices for accommodations if you wait too long. Many last-minute travelers end up scrambling to find a place to stay, which can be stressful and expensive. The same goes for transport tickets—you’ll often get better deals by booking early. Planning your itinerary in advance not only saves money but also gives you peace of mind, letting you focus on enjoying your trip without worrying about what’s next.

prioritize your safety and health

While it’s not helpful to worry too much about what could go wrong, staying aware of your surroundings and taking simple safety precautions will help you enjoy your adventure to the fullest.

Safety tips to follow while abroad

• Keep your belongings safe from pickpockets by using a crossbody bag or fanny pack. These are great for storing your phone and wallet securely. Avoid keeping valuables in your back pocket or the outside of your backpack! If you're extra worried, consider using a money belt under your clothes or a theft-proof wallet for added security.

• Stay connected by sharing your travel plans with friends and family before you go, including your accommodation details and contact information. If you're from the US, consider signing up for the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) with the U.S. State Department. This way, the local U.S. Embassy can reach out to you in case of emergencies like natural disasters or political issues.

• Consider getting travel insurance as an essential part of your trip preparation. It can help cover unexpected costs like emergency evacuations or lost luggage, saving you money if something goes wrong. You can find travel insurance and other helpful items on GO’s nomad essentials page!

• Use your common sense while traveling. Ask locals or hotel staff about areas to avoid. It's a good idea to travel with a buddy at night, and if you're going out, don't drink too much, especially if you're alone or with people you don't trust. If you use apps to meet new people, you always meet in public places. Most importantly, trust your instincts—if something or someone feels off, listen to that feeling!

Pack appropriately

Packing smartly can make your trip much easier. Avoid overpacking or leaving things disorganized. Use packing cubes to keep your clothes neat and save space—they're cheap and super helpful. Pack light but remember to bring clothes for different weather conditions. A heavy bag can be a hassle, especially in places without elevators. If you're worried about running out of clean clothes, use a laundry service or buy new clothes as souvenirs. For safety, lock your bags, keep valuables like electronics in your carry-on, and store important items in your room safe or hostel locker.

Conclusion

Although making a list of things to do before your first international trip might seem like a lot of work, it will make your journey much better! Plan ahead, get travel insurance, and use packing cubes to stay organized. Remember, it's better to enjoy your trip slowly and focus on quality rather than rushing through it. By being prepared, you'll have an amazing experience and will likely be excited to travel more in the future!

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Thailand Visa Exemptions

Thailand, a popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia, offers visa-free entry for citizens of many countries. This makes it easier for travelers to plan their trips and enjoy the country's stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine.

Countries Eligible for Visa-Free Entry

The list of countries eligible for visa-free entry to Thailand changes periodically. However, as of 2023, many nationalities can visit for a certain period without a visa. Some of the countries that typically qualify include:

Asia: Most Asian countries, including Japan, South Korea, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Europe: Most European countries, such as the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.

North America: The United States and Canada.

Oceania: Australia and New Zealand.

Please note that visa requirements can change. It's always recommended to check with the Thai Embassy or Consulate in your country for the most up-to-date information.

Duration of Stay

The duration of visa-free stay varies depending on the nationality. Most travelers can stay in Thailand for 30 days without a visa. However, some nationalities may be eligible for longer stays.

Important Considerations

Passport Validity: Your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of your arrival in Thailand.

Purpose of Visit: Your visit should be for tourism, business, or a short-term stay.

Departure Ticket: You may be required to present a return or onward ticket.

Visa Extensions

If you wish to stay in Thailand for longer than the visa-free period, you can apply for a visa extension within the country. The process typically involves submitting your passport and required documents to the Immigration Office.

[merrycrisis-if]

Listening to “You Are A Tourist” by Death Cab for Cutie because it’s such a mood for me and feels very Merry Crisis in my opinion. Just “When you feel just like a tourist in the city you were born…” just hits me.

Ahh! Agreed!

The 2010s vibe of it also kinda makes it fit more, imo—especially cause I feel like for MC, Singapore is almost a throwback to the past, mostly because they'd been gone for so much of their young adult years. So not only are they now a tourist in the city they were born in, but they're also almost viewing their past through the prism of this cityscape that has left them behind.

So, there's really that added bittersweet quality of listening to an old song dated to MC's early teenage years with lyrics like, "

And if you feel just like a tourist in the city you were born Then, it's time to go And you find your destination with so many different places to call home.

Anyway—loved listening to that, it was a throwback for me too, so thank you for the message!

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Exploring the Circle Line MRT Map in Singapore: A Comprehensive Guide

Singapore's Circle Line MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is a pivotal part of the city-state's highly efficient and comprehensive public transportation system. This guide offers an in-depth look into navigating the Circle Line, places to visit, things to do, and essential tips for travelers and locals alike.

Overview

The Circle Line is a medium-capacity subway line that loops around Singapore, connecting several residential areas to the business district, shopping zones, and key tourist attractions. Its unique 'C' shape enhances connectivity and significantly reduces travel time across the city.

Places To Visit

Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Botanic Gardens, and Haw Par Villa are just a few of the iconic destinations accessible via the Circle Line, each offering a glimpse into Singapore's rich culture, history, and modernity.

Things to Do

From enjoying the panoramic views at the Marina Bay Sands Skypark to exploring the lush greenery of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Circle Line opens up a world of activities for every visitor.

Climatic Conditions

Singapore's tropical climate means warm, humid days throughout the year with occasional rainfall. It's essential to plan your travel wardrobe accordingly.

Best Time to Visit

While Singapore welcomes visitors year-round, the months of February to April offer the most pleasant weather for exploring the outdoors.

How to Reach

The Circle Line is accessible from Changi Airport via a transfer at the Paya Lebar MRT station, making it convenient for travelers to reach the city center and beyond.

History

The construction of the Circle Line began in 2000, with the aim of enhancing the reach and efficiency of Singapore's public transport network. Its development is a testament to the city's forward-thinking urban planning.

Food

A journey through the Circle Line is also a culinary adventure, with stations like Bras Basah and Holland Village offering easy access to some of the city's best dining spots.

Shopping

From the high-end boutiques of Orchard Road to the eclectic markets of Bugis, shopping enthusiasts will find their paradise within easy reach of the Circle Line.

Accessibility and Accommodation

With stations equipped with facilities for the differently-abled and a wide range of accommodations nearby, Singapore ensures a comfortable visit for everyone.

Nearby Hotel & Restaurant

Whether you're looking for luxury at Marina Bay Sands or budget-friendly options near Bishan, there's a place to stay for every type of traveler.

Tourist Map

A detailed tourist map can be obtained from any MRT station, helping you navigate the Circle Line and its attractions with ease.

Distance From Major Cities

Singapore's strategic location at the heart of Southeast Asia makes it easily accessible from major cities across the region.

Nearby Places

Exploring beyond the Circle Line? Sentosa Island, Chinatown, and Little India are just a short MRT ride away.

Tourist Attraction

The ArtScience Museum, Singapore Flyer, and Gardens by the Bay are must-visit attractions that showcase the city's blend of culture, science, and nature.

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Floral Fantasy Singapore

Just recently, I visited Singapore for a few days. One of the places that I went to is the Floral Fantasy at the Gardens by the Bay. According to their website, Floral Fantasy is “A stone’s throw from Bayfront MRT station, Floral Fantasy offers a magical escape among suspended bouquets and creative floral arrangements. Here, explore diverse garden landscapes that segue into each other through a…

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Know before you go to Singapore City

Singapore is a densely packed city with so much to offer. You can find one of Asia’s most popular destinations just off the Southern Coast of Malaysia. Many tourists stop off here on the way to Indonesia, having a little city break before relaxing by the beach. With so much to offer to make the most of your time there’s a few things it’s important to know before you go to Singapore. No matter how…

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A Comprehensive Guide to Singapore Zoo  

Singapore is a beautiful country to explore. It is one of the three remaining city-states offering the most attractive destinations from lush lands to thriving rain-forests and famous sights to gorgeous islands. No matter whether you are a history buff or nature seeker, beach lover or adventurer, with a Singapore visa you can enjoy everything to make your vacation a perfect one.

While there are numerous attractions to explore in Singapore such as the world-famous Merlion, Garden by the Bay, Marina Sands, and much more, this one attraction stands out as being the closest to mother nature. Singapore Zoo is one of the popular attractions of Singapore and a must-visit on your Singapore travel itinerary. So, we have curated a complete Singapore zoo guide that will navigate you through the highlights, what to know, and what to bring.

Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo is a one-of-a-kind attraction in the country. Locally known as Mandai Zoo, this massive yet beautiful nature stretches over 28 hectares in area. It is located within the Dense Forest Reserve catchment of Singapore and was opened for visitors on 27th of June in 1973.

The focus of the Singapore Zoo was to create spaces and environment that provide a naturalistic home for the animals. There are over 300 different species of animals featuring a wide variety from across the globe. There are even multiple themed areas and literally takes hours to explore fully.

Singapore Zoo Tickets

Singapore Zoo is beloved not just among global tourists but also by locals. So, the long waiting lines are quite natural and it is best recommended to book your ticket beforehand. You can do it online which also includes specified packages and services. You may also grab some deal-breaking records and save a lot of time.

Few tips for visiting Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo is a massive attraction and covers a large terrain. You can board a tram to explore which makes everything much easier especially if you are travelling with kids.

We highly recommend you consult the Singapore Zoo map before your visit to the attraction. It will help you to navigate throughout the zoo and plan your trip accordingly.

In case you are visiting the zoo with some extra bags or luggage, you can choose to rent a locker or leave your oversized luggage

If you are visiting the zoo with your little ones who are little too young to handle, you can rent a stroller or wagon.

Please note that flash photography is prohibited for the protection of animals. So, do keep this in mind when clicking pictures of your favourite animals.

The zoo hosts various shows which are included in your park admission. If you like to watch one of these special shows, you can check for the show schedules.

If you intend to enjoy the animal show, you are advised to arrive 15 minutes prior to the show to get the best seats.

And if you love to feed animals during pre-designated schedules, you can check of the feeding sessions.

The best time to visit Singapore Zoo

As Singapore Zoo takes hours to explore completely plan a full day here. it is also advised to arrive early to avoid unnecessary crowds and this may also increase your chance to see animals at their most active time. The special feeding sessions and keep

talks are conducted at scheduled intervals throughout day. So, the more you stay at the zoo, the more you get to engage in feeding sessions and keeper talks.

What to do at Singapore Zoo?

Singapore Zoo boasts numerous things to do with various theme parks and animal shows. These not only offer an incredible entertainment option but also increase your knowledge on animals across the world.

Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia

The Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia displays the emergence when the tectonic plates of earth which was under Ethiopia split diagonally. This created a continental rack and here at the zoo you can witness waga wooden statues based from the Konso community from the Ethiopian highlands. There are unique with exhibits of mud-walled and stone-walled Konso huts. Here, you can see animals such as Baboons, Nubian Ibexes, Banded Mangoose, Jackals, Hamadryas, and Rock Hyraxes.

The Fragile Forest

A 20000 cubic biodome, the Fragile Forest is a beautiful replica of a tropical rainforest. It is home to various spinless and feathery animals that sit unhinged in the trees. You can also spot some amphibians and invertebrates such as rhinoceros beetles, four-line tree frog, whistling ducks, chatty parrots, and crowned pigeons. Some of the exotic animals living inside the biodome are lemurs, white-faced saki monkeys, Malayan flying foxes, toco tucan, two toed sloth, golden lion tamarins, and Prevost’s squirrel.

Red Topia

Red Topia inhabits the mysterious world of reptiles housing more than 60 species of reptiles and amphibians. One-third of these are extremely rare. Red Topia is again

divided into four zones offering a unique experience such keeper domes, interactive sessions, species display, and more. Most of these reptiles are from the Indo-Pacific, Neotropical rainforests, African Jungle, and desserts. These include bearded dragons, king cobra, panther chameleon, plumed basilisk, and more.

Tree Top Tails

Tree Top Tails is where you can find the micro ecosystems that hosts living creature that are closer to grounds, on the tree tops and everything in between them. This zone is a wonder that tries to replicate these layers of ecosystems and house tiny animals such as squirrels, brown lemur, false gavial, and great mouse deer.

 Australasia

Australia zone is home to the animals from Australia and Papua New Guinea. It houses grey kangaroos and tree kangaroo families including Mummy Blue, Daddy Ziggy, and baby girl Nais. While in the indoor region of Australasia, you can find the miracle kangaroo Makaia and Nupela. If you are lucky enough you can also spot the Cassowary which looks like a cross between ostrich or turkey and velociraptor.

The Splash Safari

The major highlight of Splash Safari is the playful sea lion from California. You will be amazed to see how this adorable creature performs cute stunts with a ball. See how it balances the ball on its nose and slides it over its body. You can enjoy this fun sea lion splashing and sliding and gliding on water.

The Frozen Tundra

The Frozen Thundra is a smaller version of the Arctic region but is as big as two and half football fields. You can see how the inuka here loves to play peek-a-boo with

guests and swimming in the cave or playing under a beautiful waterfall. The raccoon dogs on the other hand are from the breed known as tanukis in Japan. The other cold-world animals you can find in the Frozen Thundra are wolverines.

Elephants Show

The Elephants you see here are from the Burmese rainforests and you get to witness a unique show that will stun you with how these giant animals are gentle. You can watch them work as they carry out their tasks. And once they start playing, you can see them play dead, play around with water sprays, steal food, and more.

Rainforests fight back show

The Rainforests Fight Back show gives you a rare glance into the lives of animals who find their home in rainforests. This show gives you complete insight and shows how human activities are adversely affecting the lives of nature. You can witness the animals jumping and diving in front of you and you may also get to touch and click photos with them.

Singapore Zoo Rules and Regulations

You cannot bring anything flammable inside the zoo as it is dangerous for the animals.

You should dispose of all the garbage in designated bins for trash.

You cannot remove or carry anything from the Singapore Zoo.

You cannot take videos or photos for commercial purposes.

Do not try to contact with the animals unless you are guided to do so.

Singapore Zoo is well worth a visit. You get to explore and witness there are over 4000 across the world and learn about them. Apart from viewing, you also get to participate in family-friendly activities such as keeper talks, behind the scene tours, and feeding sessions. Overall, it is one of the best places to spend an entire day with your family and loved ones. And if you are here for the first time you can also go through a complete travel guide for your first time in Singapore.

[imanes]

I hope this is not too personal to ask but have you ever travelled to another country by yourself without knowing anyone there? I really want to go to london but I have no one to go with plus when I want to go is around october because I just want to avoid tourists and the heatwaves with no AC

it's not too personal don't worry! and yes i was alone for a few days in Singapore and i didn't know anyone there and i truly had the time of my life lol i was just out exploring hiking walking talking to strangers i even went to a park in the evening to see the festivities for the 50th independence day anniversary it was a loooot of fun and my pleasure wasn't hindered by the fact that i was by myself at all, on the contrary, it felt really peaceful and restful. october for london is great! it's a good destination to do on your own i think, because it's quite vibrant and full of life so you never feel lonely even when you're alone. i think safety is my primary concern when i go anywhere on my own but i never had any issues in London and people were always super helpful. i feel like when you're exploring a new place on your own you have so much more headspace and time to truly process everything and take your time to absorb it all you know?? i think you're gonna have a great time. i wish i could go to London alone but at least 5 people would yell at me if i went without telling them lmaooo so have individual fun for both of us. I'm actually going back there in july so if you want some recs, let me know, I'll go scout ahead!