Singapore

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.

The Singapore Flyer is located near Marina Bay. From the air-conditioned cabins, you can see the scenic Marina Bay Sands, the towering skyscrapers of downtown Singapore and the green tropical landscape. If time is running short for a holiday in Singapore and can't pack a visit to the Esplanade, Merlion Park, Singapore River, Marina Bay Sands Hotel and the F1 Circuit into one trip, you can still see all of them from atop the Flyer.

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 Mount Faber Cable Car is a special form of transport from Singapore's Harbourfront area to Sentosa Island. The glassed-in cable cars provide panoramic views of the city and waterfront as you soar over forests and the waters of Keppel Bay. The Mount Faber Cable Car station in the southernmost part of the city hovers more than one hundred meters above the rest of the city. With its hilltop scenic viewing platform on Faber Peak, visitors can enjoy not only a full view of Singapore's urban scenery but also parts of Indonesia and Malaysia as well.