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Many people wonder about the reasons for tourism activity in Singapore, and what are the reasons why it is a global country in the economy to realise these profits. Different and multiple cultures are one of the most important factors of tourism in Singapore, in addition to the state’s keenness to develop and develop these activities.
This country has many tourist attractions, in addition to its geographical location overlooking the sea, as well as the establishment of hotels, festivals and carnivals, all contributed to the growth of tourism in Singapore. According to these reasons, we offer you ten areas that you can enjoy, the crescent of your tourist car in Singapore.
1 – tropical garden
It is a 158-year-old tropical park. The tropical gardens in Singapore were founded around 1859, but their origin dates back to 1822. The tropical gardens in the marina area are characterised by a unique and distinctive design. They combine art and nature in a very perfect painting. They consist of a group of giant lighted artificial trees that are linked by a suspension bridge that is ideal for walking and hiking.
It also includes two enclosed domes containing various forms of tropical plants, trees and crops. Entering and walking around the gardens is free of charge, while entering the “flower dome” and the “fog forest” requires a fee of 10 Singapore dollars.
2 – Orchard Road
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Also known as it is colloquially known, Al Bustan Street is also known as Tangling Ba Sat Kui (Tanglin Market Street), a 2.2 km long street. Singapore’s retail, entertainment and shopping centre is located in the main tourist attraction there.
Tourism in this developed country can only be completed by visiting the beating heart of the city, Orchard Street. Here we recommend that booking the hotel on this luxurious high-end street, which includes the most famous shopping malls in Singapore. It is characterised by its royal atmosphere, streets and clean facilities that impress the visitor immediately. It is the best and most famous place to stay and shop in Singapore.
3 – ION Mall
Singapore has some of the finest shops and shopping malls, especially on Orchard Street, the most important of which is the ION shopping centre, which occupies 8 floors of a modern high-rise building and is easily accessible by metro. It is located adjacent to the station. The mall includes more than 400 stores of varying prices and suitable for all budgets, a huge section for food
4 – Sky Park
Ski Park Singapore is located on the roof of the hotel consisting of three buildings on top of which a ship-shaped building is docked, on the 57th floor and is the highest in the Marina Bay Sands Hotel and is 200 metres high. Here you can enjoy the 150-metre swimming pool, the garden, or at least the viewing platform available to all, a combined set of landmarks in the highest towers of Singapore, which are among the most wonderful tourist destinations in Southeast Asia. The park is owned by the Marina Bay Sands Hotel.
5 – Sultan Mosque
Kampong Glam is the favourite area for Arab tourists. Arab fingerprints and monuments are evident in this Muslim-majority neighbourhood. The neighbourhood features the Sultan Mosque, which dates back to the nineteenth century. It can be seen remotely as the shiny golden domes and minarets that catch the eye with their beauty. The mosque is surrounded by many shopping streets and restaurants.
6 – Arab street
There are two interpretations of naming this street by this name. The first is that the area is owned by an Arab merchant, Sayed Ali bin Muhammad Al-Junaid, and that it was the site of Kampong Arabic, hence its name Al-Arab Street. The Chinese referred to the street as jiau a koi Javanese.
Al-Ar B Street is located close to the Sultan Mosque. There is “Arab Street”, which seems from the name a beloved kiss for Arabs. The street includes dozens of restaurants and elegant cafes outdoors, in addition to perfume shops, fabrics and handicrafts. The place is surrounded by the eastern Arab atmosphere even in writings and names.
7 – Singapore Flyer
With a height of 165 metres, the Singapore wheel has become the highest wheel of its kind in the world, 30 metres ahead of its similarity to London. With this huge height, it is comparable to a 42-storey architecture. It is a round-shaped wheel that rotates a full vertical cycle of 360 degrees in about half an hour, making you riding inside one of its 28 cabin They are the highest point there,
It is located on the Singapore River in an area called Marina Centre. The wheel cab can accommodate 28 passengers. It is an air-conditioned cabin made of special glass. You will wonder when you know that the size of the cab is like the size of a bus.
8 – Sentosa
Sentosa Island is the most famous tourist attraction in Singapore, and all roads lead to this beautiful island, where it is easily accessible by bus, train, car, cable car and even on foot.
9 – Universal studio in Sentosa
It is one of the most famous amusement parks in Singapore, with 7 distinct places that push visitors from all over the world to discover it, which makes it one of the most important tourist attractions in Singapore. Universal Studios Singapore is one of the few places that showcases the tools of the film industry in a way that offers visitors to play and enjoy world-famous places such as Hollywood,
The park is surrounded by many luxury hotels, restaurants, and shops, and ticket prices start at 30 Singapore dollars. It is recommended to visit this city in the early morning hours, where it is very crowded in the afternoon, especially in the tourist seasons. The park consists of several sections, the most famous of which are: the mummy, Jurassic Park, Shrek, Madagascar and Transform.
10 – Merlion Statue
It is a well-known marketing symbol from Singapore depicted as a mythical creature with a lion’s head and a fish’s body and is widely used as a mascot and national embodiment of Singapore. It is the national embodiment of Singapore whose name combines “mir”, meaning sea, and “lion” represents the fish body of Singapore’s origin
Ras al-Assad represents the original name of Singapore – Singapura meaning “Lion City” or “Kota Singha”. It is the most famous landmark of Singapore and represents a symbol of the country. The statue rises about 35 metres and is illuminated at night with multiple beautiful lights, surrounded by a wonderful garden overlooking the charming island, ideal for hiking, photography.
