Interesting Places to Visit When You Visit Singapore

Though Singapore is a small town, there is still plenty of interesting places to visit. In this article, let me share with you some important tourist places in Singapore:

1 East Coast Park. East Coast Park is a popular playground of Singapore and I believe tourists will love it. It covers a sprawling area, and you can do a lot of activities there, such as bowling, cycling, skiing, windsurfing, canoeing, picnicking, barbecue, etc. If you are the athletic type, you must visit East Coast Park.

2 Chinese and Japanese gardens. 2 gardens are adjacent to each other, and they are only 5 minutes walk from the Chinese Garden MRT station. If you are in the Chinese history, you will definitely appeal to the Chinese Garden. This reflects the Chinese imperial garden, which has two pagodas. Japanese garden has its own style that reflects Japanese culture, exactly.

3 Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is 164 hectares of rainforest, which contains more species of plants. If you like hiking, this is one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries.

4 Mount Faber. Mount Faber is located near Sentosa, which is off-shore island of Singapore which is known for its beach and sightseeing. At Mount Faber, you can see the skyline of Singapore and other islands. Definitely a beautiful and amazing view for you.

5 Singapore Zoo. Singapore Zoo is very famous among tourists with many types of animals. Night Safari is one of the best you can enjoy adventure tours in. It was the first night zoo where you can get up close to wildlife some nocturnal animals.

6 Fort Canning Park. Fort Canning Park was built between 1859 and 1861 by the British. It was originally a weapon shops, barracks and hospitals. During the Japanese invasion during World War II, British soldiers fought them on this hill.

7 Singapore Botanic Garden. This garden is filled with treasures of flora, with many different patterns.
In Singapore, there are many other interesting places to visit, such as the Jurong Bird Park, Orchard Road, Chinatown and Little India. Every year, tons of tourists flock to Singapore because of its attractions. So, if you plan for your next holiday trip, I do not think Singapore.

Last but not least, if you shopaholic, do not come in June, because every year from May to June, there is the Great Singapore sale event. During this event, most of the boutiques and restaurants offering discounts up to 75% of its products and services.