Singapore Attractions

Singapore is a very good place to start or end an Asian vacation. There are many interesting places to visit and amazing sights to see. If you are eager to feel Indian atmosphere, go to Singapore's Little India – an area of Indian population of the city-state. In Singapore's Little Arabia the tourists can see the Sultan Mosque with its large gold dome, try delicious Middle Eastern food in local cafes. Chinatown is the oldest part of Singapore. This area includes pink and blue shop houses, Victorian terraces and colorful Buddhist temples often decorated in red and gold.

From the other hand Singapore is a country of churches and cathedrals. One of the most beautiful is St. Andrew’s Cathedral, built in neo-gothic style. Another must-visit is The Church of the Good Shepherd, which is considered to be Singapore's oldest Catholic church. The Singapore Botanical Garden reflects the spirit of the city: brightly-colored and fresh. There are teak trees and palm trees, various tropical flowers, rose garden and spice garden. The heart of old Singapore is The Singapore River, specific symbol of the country is The Merlion statue. Many tourists prefer to explore Singapore from water, taking the tour by boat from either Raffles Landing or Clarke Quay. It takes you the whole day to walk around Singapore Zoo, which is one of the best zoos in the world. So. Singapore has a lot of attractions for any taste.