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tourist attractions in Singapore

There cannot be one and only reason for travelers to flock in large numbers to Singapore. Factually, Singapore is a popular and vibrant destination in South Asia. It enthralls travelers with its unique culture which represents a fine blend of both the east and the west. Indians along with Chinese, Malay, Europeans, etc. form a major chunk of population in Singapore. Major tourist attractions in Singapore such as Singapore Zoo, CHIJMES - The Singapore Art Museum, Clarke Quay, St Josephs Church, Fort Siloso, Little India, Chinatown Heritage Centre, Changi Village, etc. attract travelers from around the world.

Singapore has a rich history and heritage and culture of the country is an exclusive kaleidoscope of various cultures of the region. Singapore has a pluralistic society which respects all religions and races as well as believes in peaceful coexistence. Travel attractions such as Singapore night safari are attractive and exciting. Travelers who want to explore adventure and thrill in their travel experience in Singapore can go for Singapore night safari which gives a chance to view nocturnal animals. Special arrangements with artificial light have been made to show rare wildlife including of tigers, rhino and sloths, etc. Singapore attracts not only business travelers but leisure travelers also with its most happening tourist destinations.

The most sought tourist attraction in Singapore is 'The Merlion' which was designed as an emblem for the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) in 1964 by Mr. Fraser Brunner. As Indians form a huge portion of Singapore population, Hindu temples are quite visible at various spots in the country. Sri Veerama Kaliamman Temple, dedicated to Goddess Kali the temple has a main hall that consists three alters. The statue of Goddess Kali is in middle alter, whereas Ganesh and Murugan are in the other two alters. Made in South Indian architectural style, the temple has achieved a unique place in beautiful temples made using traditional Indian architecture.

Mount Faber in Singapore is another tourist attraction which is named as Telok Blangah Hill. Located at the height of 106 meters from the sea level, the Mount Faber falls is one of the popular tourist destinations in Singapore. With picturesque view and verdant valley Mount Faber Falls attract travelers visit and enjoy the tranquility of the place that rejuvenates their senses and brings them to a new world. Traveler can see the city lights of Singapore when on the mountain. UOB Plaza in Singapore is one such tourist attraction which is unique in many ways. Completed in the year 1992, the UOB Plaza I stands 280 meter tall.

First it were British who built the country with astounding European architectural style. Later on Chinese and Indians added their style and architecture. Today, Singapore presents a unique blend of European, Indian, Chinese architectural style. Various skyscrapers in Singapore such as Singapore Land Tower, Temasek Tower, DBS Building and the OCBC Centre, etc. have been raised high in sky.