Sentosa is a resort island in Singapore, A home to all of the best beaches in the world. All featured attractions are easy to get to, thanks to a free bus service that runs around the island as well as a free monorail service. You can either get a taxi or catch the monorail from the Harbour front MRT station in the Singapore mainland.

The key attractions are the casinos, The Universal Studios theme park, The Adventure Cove waterpark and the S.E.A. Aquarium. The S.E.A. Aquarium includes the world’s second largest Oceanarium. It has sharks, the giant oceanic magenta ray, dolphins and lots of other different kinds of species of fishes. It also has an underwater tunnel which passes below the large fish tank where you can see the sharks and other fish all around you too.

Gardens by the bay are the most beautiful attraction in the Singapore it consists of three things The Cloud Forest, The Flower Dome and Super Trees.cloud forest has an in-house waterfall from the cloud mountain. This provides visitors with a refreshing cool air the moment they enter. Here you can take the elevator and descend the mountain via a circular path accompanying the beautiful trees and flowers in the artificial natural environment.

You will get a very pleasant feeling in the love with the nature Next the Flower dome where you can get a display of the flowers and plants from the mediterranean and semi-arid regions. Flower dome showcases exotic plants from five different continents which are displayed in the nine different gardens last the Super trees are the tall man-made structures where different species of plants and climbers are planted it is designed with large canopies to provide shade in the day. Every night there are beautiful display of light and sound all over the super trees.

If you’re visiting Singapore your trip will be incomplete without the visit to the Universal Studios. Universal Studios of Singapore is a theme park located within the resort world Sentosa on the Sentosa Island Singapore. It is divided into seven zones each consisting of a Hollywood theme with related rides, restaurants, shows and attraction.

Top attractions you can find other Transformers where you can get a 4D ride with a magnificent show the death-defying stunts with real explosions of Water-World, Jurassic park rapid adventures where you can write a circular boat. there are also plenty of roller coasters for your adrenaline bursts.If lucky you can also catch up with the parade while you can also grab a quick pic with your favourite or Hollywood personality too.

Marina Baygot some of the Singapore’s most iconic hotels, skyscrapers and attractions with the financial district, to the Clarke Quay and the central Civic district towards the north. The best view is from the Sand Sky-park observation deck at Marina Bay Sands located at 57 stories up.

You can get a bird’s-eye view of the Gardens by the Bay along with the Super-trees also the sea view that stretches from the marina South Peyer to the Singapore Strait Owned by the Las Vegas Sands corporation, the Marina Bay Sands is an exotic resort fronting the Marina Bay. The three tower hotel also accommodates an infinity swimming pool which is only accessible to the guests.

It features the fountain of wealth. It’s the largest fountain in the world recorded in the Guinness Book of Records 1998. You can get near the fountain from the subway and can walk all around it feeling the cool breeze from the water. From here you can also see the Major Five commercial buildings named after the numbers. it also features a mall and restaurants.

So how many types of birds have you seen before if not much then you are at the right place the Jurong bird park offers around 600 species and over 8,000 birds with different colours of birds over a huge variety. The bird park covers an area of 0.2 square kilometres on the western slope of Jurong Hill, the highest point in the Jurong region. It is one of the parks managed by Wildlife Reserves Singapore with Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari.

The Singapore Zoo is the place where you can find more than 2,000 animals and over 300 different types of species. Animals here live in spacious and landscaped environments, simulating that of their natural habitats.

Singapore zoo literally got a huge variety of species from different parts of the border right from the Kangaroos to the hippos to the alligators and elephants. Whether or not you’re an animal lover, Singapore Zoo is one world-class tourist attraction that is not to be missed. The semi-open enclosures and tropical jungle habitat give visitors a refreshing glimpse into how animals might behave in their natural environments.

Themed as Singapore’s best shopping destination if you are a shopping enthusiast you should definitely check it out. A famous tourist attraction, it is an upscale shopping area of Singapore, with numerous internationally renowned department stores, restaurants and coffeehouses located in its vicinity.

Orchard Road emerged as the ninth most expensive shopping location in Asia Pacific and 17th globally, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s “Main Streets Across the World 2018” report.

The place where Indian community settled and lived two centuries ago. You can get your hands on the Indian designer clothes, Indian jewellery as well as the restaurants with Indian food. You can get both the North Indian as well as theSouth Indian cuisine with a variety of restaurants to choose from.

Little India is also filled with beautiful temples you can give a visit to like Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, Temple of 1,000 Lights, Leong San See Temple. Other attractions are like House of Tan Teng Niah, Mustafa Centre and Abdul Gafoor Mosque.

It is a ‘must-see attraction’ for the tourists visiting a Singapore. Located in the Marina Bay MerLion is an official mascot of Singapore with the lions head and a body of a fish which is seen spouting water from its mouth into the Marina Bay.

The MerLion’s body symbolises Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village when it was called Temasek, which comes from the same root as the word ‘tasek’ (‘lake’ in Malay). Its head represents Singapore’s original name, Singapura, or ‘lion city’ in Malay.

The Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel at Downtown Core. This was officially opened on 15th April 2008, with construction having taken about two and half years.

Singapore Flyer stands at 165 metres, with a diameter of 150 metres, making it one of the largest Giant Observation Wheels in the world. Designed to be a ‘total attraction’, the Singapore Flyer’s facilities include a terminal building for guests to enter and exit the main attraction.