Singapore is one of a kind country. Apart from being a country, it is also an island and a city. The whole of Singapore is one big Island with over mostly uninhabited 62 islets. Singapore is a perfect blend between the natural trail and modernity, ancient and contemporary, the west and east, water and land, and other contrasts. The island city-state has a lot of diversity of attractions, which makes Singapore one of the top tourist destinations for all kinds and ages of people. Here are some captivating places to include in your travel itinerary to enjoy the wonder of Singapore. #travel

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The 101-acre reclaimed land is a perfect description of the mix of nature and human-made wonders of Singapore. Combining the amazing varieties of flowers, trees including the supertrees and the architectural beauty of OCBC Skyway, Gardens by the Bay gives you the feeling of being part of a fairytale, the Sci-fi one. The largest, Bay South Garden has the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, which is the largest glass conservatory greenhouse in the world. The Cloud Forest has a 35-meter tree covering a fantastic collection of beautiful species of plants. #travel #gardens #singapore

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Close to the iconic Garden by the bay is the Marina Bay sand. The Marina bay is a symbol of Singapore redevelopment, which is where the City River empties. Marina Bay Sands Hotel is an emblem of the exceptional architecture of three towers. It further exemplified by a boat-like one-hectare roof terrace sitting on top and connecting three towers. The hotel has 2600 rooms and undisputedly the biggest in Singapore, with a 52 story interconnected building covering over 1.2 hectares. #travel #singapore #bay #hotel #relax

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Formerly known as Pulau Belakang Mati, meaning ‘island of the dead’ in Malay. The Singapore government changed the name and fortune of the Island, and turned it to a tourist attraction. It was given a new name, “Sentosa,” which translates to peace and tranquility. The 5km Island, which is about 500 meters from Singapore’s main Island, has everything in stock, it is a place of peace and fun for Singaporeans and tourists of all ages. The Island receives as many as 20 million visitors every year for adrenaline-inducing adventure and escapes from everyday routine. #travel #singapore #island

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The Marina Bay, the Singapore center of attraction, alsothe location of the the symbolic 28-foot Merlion statue. The half lion and half fish statue convey the long history of Singapore as a fishing village and the translation of Singapura “Lion city” nickname of the city. The fountain-statue always catches the attention of the onlooker during the day and even better at night with its glowing lights. As a tourist, you can enjoy a fantastic cityscape view made even more beautiful by the body of water. #travel #singapore #marlionpark #attraction #fountain

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