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1. Gardens by the bay:
2. Singapore Botanic Gardens:
3. Orchard Road:
4. Chinatown:
5. Geylang:
6.Clarke Quay:
7. Shopping in Haji Lane:
8.Ride the Singapore Flyer:
9. At Universal Studios:
10. S.E.A. Aquarium:
11. At Singapore Zoo:
12. Take a River Safari:
13. Take a Night Safari:
14. Day out in Jurong Bird Park:
15. Eat your way around a hawker centre:
16. Walking tour of Little India:
17. Hike around Mt Faber Park & the Southern Ridges
18. Take a Singapore River Cruise by night
19. Visit National Gallery Singapore
20. Explore the Marina Bay Sands
21. Walk around Marina Bay
1. Gardens by the bay:
This futuristic botanic garden with super-trees and biodomes is one of Singapore’s noteworthy green spaces. This place is built on 101 hectares of land across a pedestrian walkway from the Marina. Huge biodomes rise out of the viridity which has about 800 species of plants from different climate zone. You can see giant cacti in the Desert Dome and a waterfall coming out from a 35-meter mountain in the Cloud forest Dome. Here, with an ancient olive garden, the Flower Dome originates a Mediterranean climate. Around the garden, there are various grotesque sculptures. Among them, Planet by Mark Quinn- a gigantic sleeping baby that appears to hover in mid-air is mentionable. There are 18 super trees rising above the garden that seems something out of Avatar especially when they’re lit up at every night (7:45-8:45 pm). You can use the OCBC Skyway walk, 22 m above the Gardens that joints six of the Supertrees. Here, entry to the Gardens is totally free. You have to pay $28 to visit the biodomes.
2. Singapore Botanic Gardens:
One of Singapore’s biggest green spaces, enriched with the most comprehensive orchid garden, Singapore Botanic Gardens have well-tended lawns, themed gardens, and calm and quiet lakes. Located on the west of Orchard Road, this place houses 314 species of plants. Half of the plants are very rare. A boardwalk goes through a thick patch of ancient rainforest. There are 3 lakes in the garden. Among them, Swan Lake is the most beautiful one. The lake got its name from the mute swans imported from Amsterdam. National orchid garden is the main attraction here for the visitors. Since 1928, tropical orchids have been bred here. There are 1000 species and 2000 hybrids orchids here. Among them, many species are named after various heads of state as well as politicians. You can find Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher orchid here. There is a ginger garden next door to the orchids where you can see250 species of the ginger family. You can also enjoy opera performances at Symphony Lake.
3. Orchard Road:
This main shopping street is especially important for its fashion stores. Though the name is Orchard Road, there isn’t any orchard in sight. There you will see only gleaming malls, departmental stores, and designer shops. You can enjoy shopping here and satisfy your hunger by the food from the malls’ superb food courts. ION Orchard is well known for high street fashion, 313Somersetstocks priced high street brands. It’s popular with younger shoppers. Rockstar is home to both independent and major labels with clothing and accessories for boys and girls. Ngee Ann City houses international luxury brands and the excellent Rakashimaya Food Village- a food court that’s part of the eponymous Japanese department store. If you look for Asian art, jewelry, and carving, Tanglin Shopping Centre is for you.

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