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Wings of Time Show Wings of Time Show
Grab Wings Of Time Tickets and witness the first permanent night show conducted in the open sea in Sentosa. Get amazed by the incredible show having an outstanding combination of 3D projection mapping, lasers, and fusion of music. Get an immersive experience as you take an amazing journey to the mysterious landscapes with a mythical bird-like creature named Shahbaz and his human companions on an enormous water screen.

Adventure Cove waterpark Adventure Cove waterpark
The Adventure Cove Water Park tickets in Singapore is one such adventure-packed aquatic zone which is ranked among the top ten water parks in Asia since 2015. The water park fairly boosts of its thrilling water rides including the Riptide Rocket which is the first hydromagnetic coaster of Southeast Asia and the Adventure River which is the world’s longest lazy river stretching for about 650 metres.

The water park is equipped with modern water sports gears and safety devices to ensure safety and adventure to the guests irrespective of age. The unique feature of the Adventure Cove Water Park lies in the array of marine experiences `including a close encounter with a host of marine animals.

The most highlighted water sport of the Adventure Cove Waterpark is the Rainbow Reef which offers guests snorkel amidst the beautiful reef in the company of more than 20,000 tropical fish. The Shark Encounter and the Ray Bay are the best-attempted sports for adrenaline junkies.

For the fun in between the daring rides and cool splashes, you can chill out at the Bluewater Bay or take a tube and slide down the Adventurous River and give your guts a good try. In a nutshell, for a day of unlimited wet and wild fun, your ultimate destination is the Adventure Cove Water Park in Singapore.

S.E.A. Aquarium S.E.A. Aquarium
Lose yourself in the beauty of one of the most breath-taking aquariums of Southeast Asia - S.E.A. Aquariums Singapore. Just imagine, how amazing it is to venture through the fascinating underwater world to explore the oceanic realm of S.E.A. Aquarium.

With no doubt, this S.E.A. Aquariums is nowhere less than a magical marine world. Be thrilled to witness around 100,000 aquatic species coming from major oceans of the world. Authorities here, strive hard to recreate a natural habitat for their survival. So, marine researchers have surely got a lot of things to do here.

There are around 10 zones with different habitats all wrapped within a large venue. 1000’s of aquatic species coming from the major marine ecosystems such as Bay of Bengal, Andaman Sea, Great Lakes of East Africa, and the Straits of Malacca will take adequate care of your engagement.

Leopard sharks, squadrons, goliath groupers are some of the exotic marine varieties which you can easily find here. Sometimes, they may even appear as if two-legged mammals ogle from the other end of the glass tank.

For those who wish for something more head towards Sharks Sea Habitat where you can stroll for long hours. Scalloped hammerhead and aggressive silver tip sharks are some common ones to find swimming in this zone.

There’s also an Open Ocean Habitat precisely in the center of S.E.A. Aquarium tickets can resembles a humongous aquarium and gives you a feel like you are standing on a cavernous ocean floor. You can simply spend long hours here watching a sweeping ocean scenery running behind glass panels. For entertaining their visitors, in-charge here ensure that all the panels remain spotless.

Night Safari Singapore Night Safari Singapore
The Night Safari in Singapore is the world’s first night-time wildlife park. The park has been seen as one of the major attractions in Singapore ever since it was established and also has won umpteen awards for the best attraction in the city awarded by the government of Singapore.

Close to 1.3 million visitors come here annually and take great pleasure in experiencing this innovative and thrilling location. Adventure-seeking visitors just love to embark on this thrilling ride where about 100 different species and over 2500 resident animals have made their homes.

The Malayan tiger, Asian elephants and the Tapir are a few endangered animals who have found permanent homes to this region. The dense rainforest spread on a 35-hectare land can be accessed and seen by a 35-minute tram ride with running commentary on the animal seen. You can also explore the jungle with walking trails where you will encounter a lot of friendly animals on your way to click pictures with.

Walking tours are much more popular because a lot of animals do get missed out on trams which get covered up on your walking tour. You can also take a comfortable stroll towards two giant aviaries where you will see the flying squirrels and flying foxes go about their business.

Singapore authorities have done a commendable job in conserving the dying species at its venue and houses many animals who are found only here. Apart from experiencing the wildlife, love the jungle by taking treks with groups or with family. Envision the animals when they perform at the exclusive night show and impress you with their antics.

You can also take the Safari adventurer tour package with an expert guide occupying you throughout the journey. If you love your tram rides then you will also enjoy the award-winning gourmet express on the moving tram and gather experience of a lifetime.

River safari River safari
At a distance of 27 km from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station and 31 km from Changi Airport, the River Safari is a river-themed zoo and aquarium located in Singapore. It is the first of its kind in Asia and among the top places to visit as part of Singapore Trip.
Part of the Wildlife Reserves Singapore, the River Safari is Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park. The river-themed park spreads across a 12-hectare area between the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari. The main aim of the Singapore River Safari is to inspire visitors to appreciate and protect fragile freshwater ecosystems. The freshwater exhibits and a riverboat ride are its main highlights. River Safari was designed with the environment in mind and is the first attraction in Singapore to receive the Building and Construction Authority's (BCA) Green Mark Platinum Award in the Park category.

The park is home to 400 plant species and over 7,500 aquatic and terrestrial animals representing close to 240 species, including one of the world's largest collections of freshwater animals. These magnificent animals are housed in themed exhibits that mirror iconic rivers of the world including Mekong River, Congo River, Yangtze River, Mississippi River, Mary River, River Ganges, etc. The park is home to some exotic animals including the giant Chinese salamander - world's largest amphibian, Giant river otter - world's largest otter and the giant Mekong catfish.

One of the main highlights of this massive biosphere is the male and female pair of Giant Pandas, Kai Kai, and Jia Jia, housed at the Giant Panda Forest. Giant Pandas are considered China's national treasures and are a heavily endangered species, with about 1,600 currently present in the wild. To facilitate the survival and lifestyle of these adorable creatures, authorities have constructed a high-tech biodome, complete with climate-control, boulders, water features and vegetation that mimics the natural habitat of these pandas from their native land of China. One can also find the rare red panda and golden pheasants within this enclosure.

The River Safari Singapore also houses the world's largest freshwater aquarium. This ensures that visitors experience an immersive Amazonian underwater forest experience which features over 18 animal species, including the majestic arapaima, manatees and many more South American fishes. The viewing glass panel is 22m long and 4m in height which contains 710000 cubic feet of water. Also, to make the conservation of endangered species a global effort, there are many interactive in-park activities such as enrichment programs, interdisciplinary trails, and workshops.

Visitors can choose to explore the River Safari on foot or embark on the River Safari cruise.

Singapore Flyer Singapore Flyer
Experience the breathtaking views of Magical Singapore from one of the most massive observation wheels in Asia. No matter whether you are a local resident or a tourist here, there’s only one place to embrace the elegance of the entire city through a bird’s eye view.

Singapore Flyer will take you to a great height from where you can capture some astounding panoramic views of the whole island city.

Rising as high as 165 meters from the ground level, Singapore Flyer gives you the liberty to marvel at the unique beauty stretched miles across. To witness the 360-degree iconic feast, you need to head towards Marina Bay where this giant observation wheel is located and at the same time can visit to Marina Bay Sands to experience the 360 Degree Observation Deck by booking Marina Bay Sands Skypark Tickets.

Singapore Flyer comprises 28 safely enveloped glass capsules to take you to its maximum height. Each capsule is fully air-conditioned to make your 30-minute journey to be a refreshing one.

You can plan your visit to the Singapore Flyer either during the day or night. The best time would be sunset, as this iconic island city dazzles as the sunlight undergoes. As it darkens slowly, the entire town illuminates in the twinkling lights of a unique edifice.

As soon as you reach its maximum height, you can capture some beautiful views of the Singapore River, Empress Place, Merlion Park, Padang, and Raffles Park. If the weather is clear, and if you are fortunate enough, you can even spot all those landmarks that stand at a distance of around 45 km.

If you are not satiated with these, there’s something more in store for you. Do not miss the chance to witness the magic of State-of-the-art XD theatre. Here, you can enjoy the first 6D motion ride of Singapore.

If that doesn’t work for you, head towards Flight Experience to witness the charm of real 737 simulators. To be at any of these locations, you need to climb to the second floor of the terminal building of your Singapore Flyer.

Singapore Zoo Singapore Zoo
Regarded as one of the best zoos in the world, the Singapore Zoo is spread across a vast area of 70 acres in the Upper Seletar Region. Formerly known as the Singapore Zoological Garden or Mandai Zoo, it is famed for housing the largest captive colony of Orangutans in the world. Another major highlight is the Rainforest Kidzworld, a technicolour play area for the little ones.

Accommodating around 315 species, 16 per cent of which are considered endangered, the Singapore Zoo is divided into 11 zones. Attractions at Singapore Zoo include Fragile Forest (a bio-dome replicating the environs of a rainforest), Great Rift Valley Exhibit (home to exotic species like Nubian ibexes, black-backed jackals, banded mongoose, complete with cliffs and a waterfall), a replica of Ethiopian villages, and encounters with free-roaming butterflies, Malayan flying foxes, two-toes sloths and a myriad of other wildlife.

Marina Bay Sands Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands happens to be one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in Asia that has got huge contributions towards the tourism and business development of Singapore. It can be considered as a centre of leading business, entertainment, and leisure destination that was constructed with a timeless vision of all round development.

At the present time, it stands as a testimony to the city of Singapore that distinguishes it from the rest of the world. This integrated resort has more than 2500 hotel rooms and suites that are luxuriously designed and crafted. There are three cascading hotel towers and a rooftop Skypark with an infinity pool to take your experiences to the next level.

Apart from chic hotel rooms, the Marina Bay Sands boasts of some of the best shopping malls in Asia and one of the largest nightclubs in Singapore. You will also come across some of the world class restaurants serving a wide range of cuisines, a theatre, and a popular Las Vegas Style Casino.

Marina Bay Sands is also widely famous for its business facilities starting from its extensive meeting rooms, conventions, exhibition halls, and state of the art technology advancements. The convention centre is capable of holding about 45000 delegates at a single time making it one of the largest centers for business in the whole world. Marina Bay Sands is also home to an Artscience museum that hosts permanent and marquee exhibitions.

You can also take a bird’s eye view of the iconic Singapore from the SkyPark observation Deck, take leisurely Chinese boat rides at Sampan Rides, get carried away by the immersive world of Digital Light Canvas, and lots more. Heading over to this beautiful place, you will be able to stay, shop, eat and drink to your heart’s delight.

Universal Studio Universal Studio
The Universal studios Singapore is a uniquely designed studio thematically planned based on the popular Hollywood movies produced by the studio. Established in the year 2010 with 7 themed sections featuring innumerable rides and shows this destination is the ultimate zone for great rides and shows.

The theme park is a property of the Resorts World Sentosa development and is among fun places to visit in Singapore. The park is based in a sprawling 18 acre property which has 18 original attractions inside it. The Hollywood Boulevard will take you to Hollywood when you revisit the famous Hollywood titles on display here. Here you can click photos with your favorite stars and show it off to your friends.

For lovers of science fantasy the sci-fi features some great rides including the interlocking roller coaster ride. Madagascar is the most popular zone suitable for all ages. It features some great rides and shows with wonderful sound and video effects.

The Universal studios in Singapore city is just not about the park with rides and entertainment, you can also find some lip smacking dishes served here at the restaurants stationed here. If you are a shopping freak, you will be tempted to choose from enviable collection of T-shirts, key chains and other little attractive thingies offered.

You can access your favorite film, get royally welcomed by Shrek and explore the lost world without fearing the gigantic Dinos coming your way.

Get a piece of the great Hollywood movies here with 24 rides, all designed innovatively and maintained extremely well. If you are up for some adventures in Singapore like breathtaking rides, thrills down your spine, then spending a day at Universal Studios Singapore will be an exhilarating experience. The cinematic experience and 4-D experience will sway you by your feet, wanting you to come back again to witness nerve racking action and adventure.

sentosa island sentosa island
Sentosa Island, a vacationers’ paradise is situated ½ km from the southern shore of the Singapore mainland. Stretching over an expanse of 5 sq. km (500 hectares), Sentosa is a hub of tourist attractions.

It includes innumerable theme parks such as the most famous Universal Studios, Madame Tussauds, etc; historical places like Fort Siloso; Southeast Asia’s first 4-dimensional theatre, Sentosa 4D adventure land; official mascot of Singapore, the gigantic Merlion; 2 golf courses, 2 casinos, and a man-made 2 km stretch sheltered beach.

Prior to 1970, today’s Sentosa was referred to as Pulau Blakang Mati, which when translated means “Island of Death Behind” in Malay. It was historically used by the British as the military fortress till Second World War (1942) and later by the Japanese as a Prisoners-of-war camp until its surrender to the British in 1945.

It served as the base for the Singapore Naval Volunteer Force, Maritime Training school, first naval Medical center, and the School of Field Engineers’ military base under independent Singapore Government, before transforming into Sentosa, a tourist hub around 1970-80.

Sentosa, which literally means “Peace and tranquillity” in Malay, is the fourth largest island with 70% rainforest cover, topical landscapes, golden sandy beaches, and significant biodiversity.

A $420 million private corpus fund along with $500 million Government sponsorship saw Sentosa transmogrify into a pagan’s paradise with award-winning Spas, plush hotels, sheltered coastlines, unabashed amusements, adrenaline-pumping games, gastronomic delights, and infinite shopping arcades.

Visitors of all ages and tastes get more than their money’s worth of pleasure and amusement at Sentosa Island. The multitudes of attractions at the island are broadly segregated under the following heads - Family fun, Adventure Sports, Beaches, Iconic or historical sites, Museums, Natural & Wildlife Sanctuaries, Trails, and Shows.

There are some free attractions too, where explorers can enjoy without buying any ticket such as Animal Encounters at Palawan Beach, Crane Dance, Lake of Dreams at Resorts World Sentosa, Fort Siloso and skywalk at Siloso point, Siloso Beach, Tanjong Beach, Sentosa Nature Discovery, etc.

Merlion statue Merlion statue
Merlion Park is a Singapore based landmark that is a major tourist attraction here. The legendary Merlion is Singapore’s national icon with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The 70-tonne concrete statue standing 8.7 meters tall is a great place to click umpteen photos.

The Merlion which is a break up of a mermaid-like structure with the face of a lion talks about the humble beginnings of Singapore as a predominately a fishing based country. This landmark is the identity of the nation and is a must-visit when you are there.

The aesthetically carved statue of Merlion presents a host of activities that the tourists can engage in. The attractiveness of the location apart from the statue is the bay with water spouting out of Lion's mouth. Tourists can click many photos near the statue or hop on a bumboat to take the experience onto another level.

You can explore the entire area by taking a stroll near the statue. If you plan to visit here in the evening then you have to witness the amazing show of colour lights that makes it a magnanimous watch. By the bay of the Merlion Park is a wide and expansive verdant garden adjacent to the Marina Reservoir.

Merlion Park is completely free to visit and has many restaurants, souvenir shops and cafes in its vicinity. The cafes and restaurants serve the most delicious and famous delicacies called Kopi, Laksa and Kaya which are unmissable. The hours seem to slip away when you are lost in the picturesque locale with live music playing by the banks of the river.

The Statue at Merlion Park is situated at 1 Fullerton which is near the waterfront at Marina Bay. A short walk from Raffles Place MRT station, the park can also be visited through the day tours which also stop at other hot spots at Singapore.

One of the iconic sights of Singapore that houses two Merlion statues, which are considered to be the mythical creatures with the head of a lion and body of a fish.
A place full of fun-filled activities that can be enjoyed with kids and family with stopovers at Jubilee Bridge Sign, Ulysses by the Merlion, Merlion Park Sign.
Known to be one of the best photographic sites in Singapore where you can capture picture perfect shots with the magical backdrop of setting sun.
Skip the hustle of the city life to enjoy time in a calm surrounding being tranquilized by the cool blowing breeze, peaceful ambience, and admirable silence.
Exciting light and water shows everyday for tourists to give them a sheer magnificence of being in Singapore.

Gardens by the Bay Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay must definitely be on your itinerary. It is a huge nature park located in Central Singapore that has three waterfront gardens, Bay South Garden, Bay Eastern Garden, and Bay Central Garden. The Garden by the Bay attractions will be worth your time and you can behold the scenic beauty forever in your heart.

If you’re wondering about what to do at Gardens by the Bay, you can visit the breathtaking Flower Domes or go up the SuperTree and enjoy the Singapore city skyline. You will get lost in the beauty of Floral Fantasy and would never want to be found again. Gardens by the Bay free attractions make sure that everyone has a good time at the gardens.

You can walk across the giant SuperTree grove, or you can visit the children’s park where your kids can enjoy the different games, or even go to the Serene Garden and see the artificial yet beautiful waterfall which brings calm and peace to your mind.