Singapore Tours - Singapore City Tour
 
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Singapore is a city where the first impression is that of man's achievements the efficient and aesthetically pleasing Changi Airport is repeatedly voted the world's best. But here, world firsts are becoming commonplace, for example Suntec City boasts the biggest man-made fountain, the Night Safari is the first night zoo and the world's highest man-made waterfall, at 30m (98ft) is at Jurong BirdPark.



The most efficient way to get to know local culture is on foot, especially around Chinatown, Little India and Geylang Serai in the heart of the city. These areas especially illustrate how Singapore's successful economy is based upon ancient traditions, rituals and beliefs.

 
The Parliament House

The oldest government building in the country, the core of which dates back to the 1820s.
 
The Historical Chinatown

A delightful fusion between the hustling shops, restaurants, popular streets and national heritage sites.
 
Sri Mari Amman temple

The oldest Hindu temple in Singapore where the ‘Fire Walking’ festival is celebrated.
 
Botanical Gardens

With over 52 hectares (128 acres) of landscaped parkland and primary jungle and are situated to the west of the city, home to a wide range of animal and plant life. The central business district is the financial pulse of the city surrounded by gleaming towers of commerce.
 
Little India

A wonderful orchard road – the ‘Fifth Avenue’ or ‘Oxford Street’ of Singapore, dominated by high class hotels this is the playground of Singapore’s elite, this place is bustling with shopping centers, nightspots, restaurants, bars and lounges.
 
Singapore Gems Factory

where you can admire the best of Asian craftsmanship, watch artisans working on gemstones and carve out beautiful shapes.
 
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