:1. What are the interesting tourist attractions in Singapore 1. Gardens by the Bay Gardens by the Bay has many rare species in the world.

A large garden is divided into several attractions, including a variety of beautiful and delicate flowers in the Flower Dome, and the Cloud Forest, a man-made mini tropical rainforest.

The Lantern Festival in the evening is even more lively.

Stroll through Wandong Garden and enjoy the vibrant plant life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Then, it’s a good choice to go to the Cloud Forest Dome to see the world’s tallest indoor waterfall and learn about biodiversity.

2. Chinatown If you’ve ever been to China, Singapore’s Chinatown will take you back there.

This is where early Chinese immigrants lived in Singapore, and it is full of Chinese characteristics.

From small shops and authentic Chinese food to big red lanterns, this area is full of excitement and bustle.

You can visit the Chinese Heritage Center and admire the impressively beautiful Hindu temples of Sri Mariamman.

Another temple worth visiting is the Temple of the Tooth Relic.

If you're early enough, you can hear the morning drumming ceremony.

3. Sentosa Island Sentosa Island is located in the south of Singapore. It is a charming idyllic resort island and is regarded as the shining pearl of Singapore's tourism and entertainment industry in the United States.

70% of the island is covered by secondary rainforest, home to animals such as monitor lizards, monkeys, peacocks and parrots, as well as a variety of other local flora and fauna.

In addition to natural landscapes such as sunny beaches, the island also has many tourist attractions, such as Coral Gables, Famous World, 4D Magic Theatre, Universal Studios Singapore, Skyline Slope Pulley, Siloso Castle, Cross-Sea Trail, Merlion Tower,

Underwater World Aquarium, Butterfly Garden and Insect Kingdom, Wax Man Museum, Mangrove Nature Reserve, etc. are great places for leisure travel that integrate theme parks, tropical resorts, natural parks, and cultural centers.

4. Little India Little India is the epitome of India.

If you travel to Singapore, you might as well take a half-day walk here to experience the fresh and fresh India.

Little India, located on the east bank of the Singapore River, is one of Singapore's three major historical districts along with Kamban Gunan and Chinatown.

Once you walk in here, you will feel a strong exotic atmosphere.

The colorful buildings on both sides of the street are covered with murals, making them an excellent background for street photography.

The women wore ostentatious saris, and there was music in the Villa Makkaliraman temple, which was filled with laminated sculptures.

Religious people are busy talking about their faith.

5. Huabashan Huabashan, located to the west of the city street, is the second highest mountain in Singapore, second only to Mount Wuji.

It is close to the bustling downtown area and faces the Singapore Harbour.

The magnificent scenery overlooking the city from Huaba Mountain is dazzling and has a unique artistic conception.

Because Singapore is relatively small, you can raise a bird and overlook Singapore, the big and small islands, high-rise business districts and winding roads from the top of Huaba Peak.

The scenery is really beautiful.

Looking around from the top of the mountain, the scenery is very beautiful.

Not only can you see the buildings in the city, but you can also see Indonesia and Malaysia on a clear day.

6. Raffles Hotel: 2. Famous attractions in Singapore 1. The water curtain show of Wings of Time This is a light fountain show.

Various lights and shadows intertwine and converge into beautiful images, displayed in front of the audience.

The scene is very gorgeous.

Friends who go to Sentosa must not miss it.

In addition to the large water curtain show, there is also a fireworks show.

The night sky has been wiped out by fireworks, and a giant time bird is cast down on the water curtain.

At this moment, I really want to stop time and let go all the time during the holidays.

Really shocked.

2. Temple of the Tooth Relic This is a Chinese Tang Dynasty style temple, probably one of the most gorgeous temples I have ever seen.

I've never seen that.

The show is called a magnificent building, five stories high, with a sky garden on the top floor.

In it, the Buddha offers his tooth in a stupa made of 320 kilograms of gold.

There are often some locals meditating here.

Another basement houses a vegetarian restaurant.

3. St. John's Island is a large island in Singapore and needs to be reached by boat.

It used to be a prison for deporting prisoners.

Now it is a peaceful cat island, with patches of green, a few simple houses and some strange atmosphere.

Local people like to go out to sea and catch fish here.

4. Free fountain show on Heda Sentosa Island.

It tells a love story with a crane.

Stories, performances, lights, fountains, and fireworks are integrated into one.

A work of conscience for freedom in the world.

Usually there's a show after dark, like nine o'clock, nine-thirty.

5. Sentosa Island is a large island created by Singapore's reclamation.

There are tourist facilities such as tourist cinemas, aquariums, Telly ai3D art museum, cable cars, water world, beaches and so on.

and a giant merlion.

It is worth mentioning that you can also go to a place with the symbol of the southernmost point of the Asian continent.

There are many great hotels on the island.

6. Gardens by the Bay Many people say that Gardens by the Bay is definitely the most beautiful garden I have ever seen, bar none.

This is the best cityscape in Singapore for walking because it’s free.

It consists of greenhouses (Flower Dome and Cloud Forest), 18 super trees, cultural heritage garden, plant world, Dragonfly Lake and Kingfisher Lake.