Singapore

Crammed into a land area of roughly 275 square miles, Singapore is Southeast Asia’s smallest country and one of the world’s few city-states. It may be diminutive in terms of its size but its generous offerings make up for it. Singapore attractions have rightly grabbed the attention of all holidaymakers across the world, courtesy to its unusual blend of exuberant avant-gardism, exciting cultural fusions, and vibrant nightlife, among others.

First-timers should definitely check out its iconic must-sees such as Marina Bay Sands (a top-notch luxury hotel); Gardens by the Bay where lush refreshing greenery envelop you right in the middle of the city; Singapore Flyer (one of the world’s biggest giant observation wheels); and Merlion Park with a statue of mythical creature that is half lion and half fish. If you visit Singapore for culture and history, head over to Raffles Hotel (a 19th-century colonial structure) or spend some time in such effervescent ethnic quarters as China Town and Little India.

Whether you’re holidaying with family or simply up for some adventure and fun-filled thrill, you’re very likely to get caught up in the endless highlights of Sentosa Island. As the region’s ultimate leisure resort, the island offers attractions ideal for all age groups, from Adventure Cove Park, Mega Adventure Park, AJ Hackett Sentosa, and Dolphin Island to KidZania, iFly Singapore and Madame Tussauds Museum.

If exotic dining and shopping are high on your Singapore travel bucket list, all we can say is that you’ll be spoilt for choices here. Singapore, apparently, has something for everyone. What’s more; it even has some cool options for wildlife enthusiasts with Singapore Zoo, Night Safari (exclusively created for nocturnal animals), and the one-of-its-kind River Safari Singapore.