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Merlion Park (Merlion)

The famous Merlion statue in Singapore is located on the banks of the Singapore River, which is a symbol and symbol of Singapore. The statue is 8 meters high and weighs 40 tons. A stream of clear water from the lion's mouth was carved by sculptor Mr. Nan Lin and his two children.

The design concept of the lion-shaped Merlion and the fish sitting on the water wave is to integrate facts and legends: the lion-shaped fish head represents the legendary "lion city" Singapore. Fishtail symbolizes the ancient city "Temasek" and represents that Singapore was developed from a small fishing village.

According to ancient records, Singapore was called Temasek in ancient times, which means Haicheng in Javanese. In the14th century, it is said that an ancient Indonesian prince discovered this small island. He saw a magical beast here, and later learned that it was a lion. In this regard, the prince named the island "Singapore"-which means Singapore City in Sanskrit.

Nowadays, every year, more than one million tourists from all over the world come to Merlion Park to take photos with the world-famous Merlion.

Around the park are Singapore's famous landmark buildings: Binhai Art Center, government building, High Court, Victoria Theatre, Raffles bronze statue and so on. These are all must-see places for tourists.

Faber Hill (Faber Hill)

Mount Huibai is the commanding height of downtown Singapore. Climbing to the top of the mountain and looking around, you can see the beautiful scenery of Singapore and the port. Baihuaping is the highest place in the park. Standing here, you can have a bird's-eye view of the harbor, Sentosa Island and other southern islands, and a little Merlion can make you feel happy. After nightfall, you can also enjoy the brightly lit night view of the city here. There is a rain tree in the top flower bed, which was planted on the first arbor day of1October1971kloc-0/7. Along this tree is a multi-storey platform surrounded by flowers and trees. Arrows in different directions are specially designed on the ground of the platform to tell tourists about these places and places of interest. The 16 mural under the observation deck also lets visitors know the history and development of Singapore.

Sentosa (Sentosa)

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This tropical island covers an area of 390 hectares, only half a kilometer south of the main island of Singapore, and is connected with the main island by a land bridge. It was once used as a fortress and base of the British army, and later developed into a famous holiday island. Sentosa, which means "peace and tranquility" in Malay, has been regarded as the best holiday resort by tourists all over the world for many years.

The island's colorful programs combine nature, history and entertainment, which will definitely make you linger! You can not only take a monorail train around the island among coconut trees on the beach, but also enjoy the beautiful scenery at the southernmost tip of the Asian continent. You can also see the picture of long-tailed macaques picking coconuts through the winding subtropical rainforest. There are more than 50 species of about 2,500 butterflies in the butterfly garden, and there are many kinds of insects such as millipedes, hairy poisonous spiders and one-horned immortals in the World Insect Museum. Underwater world also has the best tropical fish aquarium in Asia. At night, a music fountain integrating high technology and art will combine lighting, laser, color and music, which will definitely make you unforgettable for a long time!

Barge Wharf/Kela Wharf (Boat Wharf/Clark Wharf)

In the past, this was the place where merchants used boats to unload goods. Now, all the boats are full of tourists. Similarly, warehouses, warehouses and shops along the banks of the Singapore River have been completely renovated into restaurants, bars and entertainment centers.

Barge Wharf and Kela Wharf are now one of the most lively entertainment places in downtown Singapore. There are at least 35 bars and restaurants in the barge dock, which is the most attractive open-air dining place along the river.

Upstream, Kela Wharf is a paradise for shopping, dining and entertainment. The original 60 warehouses and shops have developed into 200 shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment places, full of festive atmosphere, which will definitely make you linger.

Chinatown.

Chinatown is the "Chinatown" of Singapore. But here you can see modern shopping centers, various vendors and century-old shops living next to each other. Walking in many characteristic alleys, you will see all kinds of antique handicrafts made by craftsmen, and learn about the traditional arts of China people. At the same time, there are many restaurants, bars, art galleries and souvenir shops. There are many kinds of goods, from old clogs to modern CD walkman, which are worth visiting.

Smith Street in Chinatown is a famous open-air food street, where you can find the most delicious local snacks. You might as well try the local snacks here, such as fried kway teow, radish cake, Rojak (sand dipped in sweet syrup and broken flowers).

Poundgram (Poundgram)

You can feel different customs here. Arab streets are full of exquisite silk, velvet and traditional Arab Muslim food sold by Arab businessmen. The ancient Sultan Palace and the Sultan Hui Church are the remains of the old Sultan's rule.

With a history of 100 years, the Sultanate Hui Church is undoubtedly a major architectural symbol of Singapore with its golden dome and huge prayer hall. This national monument has a solemn appearance and combines Persian, Turkish and classical Malay architectural styles. Christians have five prayers from sunrise to sunset every day. When you visit, you must wear trousers, or you will be rejected!

Little India (Little India)

Little India is a gathering place of Indian ethnic groups in Singapore, just like the epitome of India. As soon as you enter Little India, a strong smell of pepper will come to your face. Shops display silverware, bronzes, jewelry with ethnic characteristics, jasmine rings and silk saris ... with ethnic flavor.

Whether in the huge bamboo foot center or in the small grocery store, all kinds of interesting things are waiting for you to explore. During several important Indian festivals, Little India was decorated into a splendid mythical world, and people came to shop everywhere, so you couldn't take your eyes off it.

singapore botanic gardens

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Jurong Bird Park is one of the largest bird zoos in the world. There are more than 600 kinds of birds and more than 8,000 kinds of birds with different colors in the park, which is a place for education and entertainment. Visitors can observe the life of birds at close range and watch wonderful bird performances, which will definitely make you laugh.

The Penguin Pavilion in the park simulates the Antarctic environment, with more than 200 penguins in five categories and more than 50 other seabirds. This is one of the few polar bird breeding areas in the world.

There is also the largest birdhouse in Southeast Asia in the world, which is divided into 24 birdhouses and a walkable birdhouse. There are more than 65,438,000 species of Southeast Asian birds in the tropical rain forest. Every noon, the aviary simulates tropical rainstorm weather, creating a natural habitat for birds in the equatorial region.

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