Last Updated on February 3, 2021
If you’re looking for a travel adventure that would quench your thirst for cultural diversity, breathtaking natural wonders, super tasty and healthy culinary delights, you’ll find all that in Singapore — one of the 63 islands that make up the city-state of Singapore. If you’re looking to reinvent yourself in a new travel destination, this futuristic and multicultural city has so much more to offer you. Want to know what exactly? Find out in this list of 5 things to do in Singapore and reasons you should visit it at least once in your life! Even if you can’t travel now due to the pandemic, get your imaginary flight tickets and jump right into this article, and you’ll feel like you did!
1. Wondrous nature
Your vacation is a waste if you don’t cleanse your eyes and soul with a bit of nature! Singapore is a paradise on Earth, and it’s impossible not to detox and de-stress when you’re lost in its Botanic Gardens, breathing in the intoxicating fragrances of tropical flora and enjoying the various multimedia exhibitions held there. This city is where nature meets urban life, and you can witness that by riding a cable car to Mount Faber, from which you can see an enchanting view of the city. In Singapore, you can see green wherever you go, and that is more than enough to help you reinvent yourself!
2. Unique zoos
If you’re a fan of zoos, your wish will be granted when you visit the world’s best rainforest zoo, the Singapore Zoo. Prepare to gape at the zoo’s creative design and enjoy maximum comfort riding various transportation methods within the park, from boats to horse carriages! You must visit other zoos and parks, including the Jurong Bird Park, River Safari, and Night Safari.
3. Beautiful traditional architecture
Singapore is an architecture lover’s dream world! The beauty of Singapore’s architecture lies in how it represents many historical periods and places. From its modern architectural gems like the Marina Bay Sands to its oldest Chinese temple Thian Hock Keng, Singapore is filled with hidden gems worthy of exploring. When you’re there, do not miss out on the colonial-era Raffles Hotel in the downtown district or the colorful Peranakan-era shophouses.
