Sights and sounds of Singapore

Myths, legends and lunch

This full-day tour, which includes hotel transfers and a delicious restaurant lunch, will take you to the Kranji War Memorial, dedicated to the fallen of WWII, and much more! Start with a leisurely morning stroll along Singapore's highest pedestrian bridge - Henderson Waves and take in the lush greenery of Mount Faber and Telok Blangah Hill. Continue west to Haw Par Villa, embarkon an unforgettable journey into Chinese folklore and Mythology at this park.

Your next stop is at the Kranji War Memorial, unveiled in 1957, the memorial commemorates over 20,000 men and women who gave their lives for freedom in World War II. Indulge in a delicious lunch (included) at a local restaurant before proceeding to visit Bright Hill Temple, a famous Chinese ancestral place of worship and admire the spectacular architecture of this crematorium, renowned for its turtle ponds. We cross from North - Central to Eastern Singapore to make our next stop at the Eurasian Heritage Centre, which is housed within the Eurasian Association - a Self Help Group that serves the interests of the Eurasian community.

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See all the Singapore sights

Discover the most important and significant parts of Singapore while learning about its people and culture on this half day city tour. You’ll visit one of the city's oldest temples, the mythical Merlion, the spectacular Botanic Gardens and much more. This is a very popular tour so it's well worth booking in advance to make sure you secure your place.

Your adventure begins by exploring the Civic District, passing the Padang Cricket Club, historic Parliament House, Supreme Court and City Hall. Next you’ll stop at Merlion Park for scenic views of Marina Bay. Continue to the Thian Hock Keng Temple in Chinatown, one of Singapore's oldest temples, then visit a handicraft centre before arriving at the Botanic Gardens which boasts a vast display of 60,000 orchids. The final stop is Little India where you will be captivated by the scent of joss sticks, jasmine and spices

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NOOKS AND CRANNIES

Singapore was part of British Malaya for many centuries and was ruled by the Sultanate of Johor before the British came to the Island and set up a port and colony in 1819. After World War II, Singapore became an independent nation and republic, which it remains today. On this tour you experience the various cultures as you explore the nooks and crannies of each ethnic heritage enclave by turns.

At Kampong Glam, admire the quiet majesty of the Sultan’s Mosque with its unmistakable golden dome, explore colourful eateries and browse through old-fashioned shops. Travel next to the heart of Chinatown and experience the old and the new in the rows of streets where traditional shophouses have been lovingly restored.
Little India completes the cultural kaleidoscope with its bustling streets and amazing array of shops.

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SEE THE SUPERTREES

Gardens by the Bay is one of the most stunning additions to the greenest city in Asia. Spanning more than 100 hectares and costing one billion dollars, the gardens opened in 2012 and have already established themselves as an unmissable attraction in Singapore. The gardens house two hi tech climate controlled domes and stunning Supertree structures.

Cloud Forest replicates the moist climates found in the Andes and closer to home Mount Kinabalu in Borneo. Flower Dome mimics the drier climate of the Mediterranean and has beautiful flowers.The real highlight of the gardens are the Supertrees, made famous by David Attenborough's Planet Earth series, which stand 50 metres tall and provide a variety of habitats as well as a Skyway for great views of the city.

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FROM MEGAFISH TO PANDAS

While staying in Singapore this journey of discovery at River Safari is one of the must things to do. At Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park, you will meet more than 5,000 aquatic and terrestrial animals representing 300 species. During a fun day you can explore eight river habitats from the mighty Mississippi to the majestic Yangtze, and experience rare encounters with river giants and megafishes.

Stroll through freshwater galleries and enter walk-through exhibits to learn about the fascinating flora and fauna of river habitats. Catch up with giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia at the huge Giant Panda Forest, the largest panda exhibit in Southeast Asia, then travel down the Amazon River and be amazed by the world's largest freshwater aquarium at the Amazon Flooded forest. This thrill packed day is perfect for all the family.

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CHILL OUT IN CHINATOWN

Explore the must-see sights in Singapore's Chinatown on this evening tour. After being collected from your hotel in the city you'll begin the journey into the heart of Chinatown which is filled with colourful and exciting shops, markets and eateries. Test your bargaining skills as you wander around the narrow lanes of the bustling night market which is famous for its leather goods.

One of the highlights of the evening is a trishaw ride through the alleyways of Chinatown to the waterfront at Clarke Quay. There you'll hop into a bumboat for a cruise along the Singapore River, passing the financial district of the city and the iconic Merlion statue along the way .At the end of the tour, you'll be returned safely to your hotel with a storehouse of memories of an unforgettable evening

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Private Singapore Then and Now Tour

Singapore was separated from the rest of Malaysia in 1965, and became a sovereign, democratic and independent nation. While struggling to survive and prosper on its own it created a sense of national identity and consciousness among a disparate population of immigrants. Its's strategy for survival and development was to to take advantage of its strategic location and the favourable world economy, as you discover on this tour.

At the City Gallery you are shown how Singapore overcame many obstacles and challenges transforming itself from a fishing port to a cosmopolitan city within a short time. You also get an exclusive bird’s eye view of the central area at one of the largest architectural models in the world. Next visit a housing estate to meet locals of different races then ride the Mass Rapid Transit railway into the heart of Orchard Road for some great shopping.

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