▲ Marina Bay is a beautiful harbor in the central area of Singapore, somewhat similar to Shanghai's Bund. It is also home to numerous famous attractions, such as Merlion Park, Marina Bay Sands, the Helix Bridge, Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Barrage.
▲ Visitors can admire large-scale LEGO installations at Canopy Park. These works are reinterpreted with inspiration from the LEGO Gardens of the World series, paying tribute to iconic garden views from around the globe.
▲ The Sands SkyPark is home to the 57th-floor infinity pool, LAVO, Spago, and CÉ LA VI. Designed by visionary architect Moshe Safdie, the SkyPark's distinctive structure resembles a flying surfboard or a spaceship docked on a tripod.
▲ Merlion park is located at the mouth of the Singapore river. The iconic merlion statue stands here - this lion-headed, fish-bodied figure perched atop waves is the emblem and symbol of Singapore. Behind it stands a smaller merlion companion statue, echoing the larger one as both spray water from their mouths.
▲ On May 29 this year, Marina Bay Gardens' Cloud Forest will welcome ancient visitors—life-sized mechanical dinosaurs that will "come alive" in this misty green sanctuary! Stepping into the Cloud Forest, visitors will find themselves in an authentically recreated Jurassic world. An 8.5m-tall brachiosaurus sculpture, equivalent to a three-story building, will stand as the first breathtaking view to greet guests.