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Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore's landmarks. It is a city garden district comprising the Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden and Bay Central Garden. In the daytime, you can visit its two greenhouses to enjoy their huge variety of plants; in the evening you can admire the wonderful light show and experience night time views of the garden. Many kinds of plants are cultivated in the gardens' two greenhouses.

Located on Singapore's Sentosa Island, Universal Studios Singapore is South East Asia's first Hollywood movie theme park. Most of the attractions at the theme park were specially designed for Singapore. If you like excitement, then you'll love the Red & Blue Roller Coaster, The Mummy, and Transformers. If you come here with children, you can have your picture taken with Minions, watch a live performance of Waterworld, or join the Hollywood Dreams Parade.

Legend has it that because Chinatown Singapore lacked running water in its early days, residents had to haul water in on ox carts, thus the area’s Chinese name translates to “Ox Cart Water”. Here travelers have the opportunity to taste a vast variety of delicacies and browse all kinds of affordable souvenirs. There are also tons of traditional-style buildings, like the Sri Mariamman Temple, Masjid Jamae and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum.

The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark is shaped like a giant 340-meter long surfboard atop the three towers of the hotel. Restaurants and nightclubs provide guests with evening entertainment. Visitors to the SkyPark’s outdoor observation deck are treated to a gorgeous panoramic view of the nearby Indonesian islands, Marina Bay and the sprawling central business district of Singapore. The most amazing thing about the SkyPark is its breathtaking outdoor infinity pool, which is a popular place for guests of the hotel to take memorable photos.