Material: Singapore is a tropical island country, consisting of a main island and 63 small islands.

Its temperature does not change much, rainfall is abundant, and flora and fauna thrive, reflecting the characteristics of a tropical island.

Singapore's geographical location is one of the crossroads of the world.

The unique geographical conditions have allowed it to develop into a major commercial, communication and tourism center.

It is located 136.8 kilometers north of the equator, from 103° 38′ east longitude to 104° 6′ east longitude, and from 1°09′ to 1° 29′ north latitude.

The main island of Singapore is about 42 kilometers from east to west and 23 kilometers from south to north. Including all large and small islands, the total area is 682 square kilometers.

The remaining islands outside the main island, the larger ones are Pulau Tekong (24.4 square kilometers), Pulau Ubin (10.2 square kilometers) and Sentosa Island (3.5 square kilometers).

Singapore is connected to Malaysia by a causeway and a bridge, and is only separated by water from the main island of Indonesia's Riau Islands.

Singapore is only a short flight from Thailand or the Philippines.

Singapore's Changi Airport serves 69 airlines and is the gateway to and from Southeast Asia.

People While location is one of the factors that make Singapore successful, its people are the backbone of its success.

The country lacks natural resources, but its hard-working, optimistic and cheerful people have contributed to its prosperity today.

Singapore has a population of 4 million, of which 77% are Chinese, 14% are Malays, 8% are Indians, and 1% are Eurasians and other ethnic groups.

Malay fishermen were the local indigenous inhabitants, but since Sir Stamford Raffles arrived and established a British trade transit station, Singapore has gradually become a magnet, attracting thousands of immigrants and traders.

Many people came here from China's southern provinces, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Ceylon and the Middle East in search of a better life for themselves and their families.

Although intermarriage has begun long ago, each race has maintained its own culture while integrating into Singapore as a whole.

Language Singapore has four official languages: Malay, Chinese, Tamil and English.

English is the business and official language and is the most widely used.

Most Singaporeans speak both their mother tongue and English.

Climate Singapore is located in the tropics. Relatively speaking, the temperature does not change much throughout the year. Rainfall is sufficient, air humidity is high, and the climate is warm and humid. The annual average temperature is between 23 and 31 degrees Celsius, with a small temperature difference.

Therefore, Singapore is a paradise for those who love sunbathing, swimming, sailing and other water sports.

Those who hate the hot sun won't suffer as almost all shops, hotels, office buildings and restaurants in Singapore are air-conditioned.

Singapore has rain all year round, but it rains the most from November to the first month of the following year.

Relatively speaking, the drier months are from June to August.

Singapore has two different monsoon seasons. The northeast monsoon blows from December to March of the following year, which is quite humid. The southwest monsoon blows from June to September, which is the driest.

These two monsoon periods are separated by the alternating monsoon months, which are April to May and November to December.

During the alternating monsoon months, the surface winds are weak and changeable, and the sun is very hot, resulting in frequent showers and thunderstorms across the island from afternoon to evening.

Religion The multi-ethnic nature of Singapore determines that its religions are also diverse.

Religious architecture in Singapore is diverse. Here you can see mosque domes, Gothic church spiers, Hindu temples with mysterious statues of gods, and Chinese temples.

The main religions in Singapore are Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and Zoroastrianism.

The Singapore Botanic Garden (SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS) is located close to the city center and covers an area of ??52 hectares. It is a microcosm of this tropical island country.

There are natural virgin forests and characteristic gardens in the park.

Featured gardens include plumerias, roses, ferns and desert plants.

The plant resources in the park are rich and diverse, including many rare plants.

There are now more than 20,000 kinds of orchid flowers on display in the Orchid Garden.

The National Orchid Garden has many orchid flowers and rare Central and South American bromeliads.

Other attractions include open-air concerts at Palm Valley, Eco-Lake and Symphony Lake.

You can go to the high-end French restaurant in the park and enjoy the best French cuisine in the city under the shade of greenery.

For details, please call 64668812.

Cafes scattered around the park provide ideal resting places for people who like to have a relaxing meal.