The city-state, freely sprawled on several dozen islands of the South China Sea, has no mysterious past. It does not find a brilliant history of art, epic military battles and archaeological secrets. But this is not the charm of the "lion's" city. Singapore managed to turn the modern entertainment industry into a cultural trend, enriching it with the uniqueness of Asian philosophy. Quay Clarke Key - a vivid example of this. A respectable and at the same time oriental, colorful place with numerous restaurants of national cuisine, nightclubs, observation platforms, boutiques and extreme attraction G-Max Reverse Bungy is an excellent choice for an evening tourist promenade.
Clarke Quay - the focus of unforgettable entertainment in Singapore
Marina Bay Sands Sky Park is an exclusive complex of wonders for the sophisticated guests of the republic. The pride of a multi-level center is a huge infinity pool with Jacuzzi zones, creating the illusion of an infinite horizon, seamlessly connected to the city panorama.The length of the magic pool of Sky Park is one hundred and fifty meters
Marina Bay: tropical garden on the roof of the complex
Singapore is a city of amazing discoveries. Its mysterious Oceanarium, the majestic Ferris wheel, the unique Fountain of Wealth, the blazing temple of Sri Mariamman, the stone tower of Merlion and the famous parks - the animal Mandai and the ornithological Jurong - will forever be remembered for anyone who ventures to discover the fairy-tale world of modern Asia.The Singapore Zoo is the only one in the world where animals are kept in natural conditions
Jurong Park with sixteen thematic zones is 380 rare species from Europe, America, Southeast Asia and Africa
The height of the Ferris wheel, located in Marina Bay, is 165 meters
The Fountain of Wealth: the largest fountain in the world, designed in accordance with the principles of Feng Shui
Sri Mariamman is the temple of the Hindu goddess Mariamman, who gives people health and well-being
The tower of Merlion - a mythical creature with a trunk of fish and a lion's head - a symbol of Singapore