Singapore With Paradise Unexplored

Culture : Singapore's diverse population is highly influenced by South Asian cultures, reflecting the city-state's rich history. Singapore being an island country has been able to establish itself as a global financial and digital innovation hub. English, Mandarin, Tamil, and Malay are widely spoken, reflecting its multicultural identity. Buddhism is the dominant religion of the country and therefore is home to numerous monasteries and religious sites inviting devotees throughout the year.

People : Singapore is recognized as being the most diverse country in Asia inhabiting people from various religions and geographical areas. Although agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for the majority of the people, tourism has been playing a major part in their lives. Buddhism is the most followed religion which accounts for more than 33% of the total population. While Hinduism, Islam and Christianity are the other followed religions of the country.

Food : Singapore's cuisine is a vibrant reflection of its diverse population. Having similarities with Indian, Chinese, and Malay flavours, Singapore offers a tantalizing array of dishes that are sure to impress every food lover. From the iconic chilli crab to the comforting chicken rice, Singapore's foods have unique flavours for both meat and vegetarian lovers. With staples like chicken and rice adapted to suit various tastes, the culinary landscape is as diverse as its people.

Festival : Singapore takes huge pride in their culture and traditions and festivals are the best time to witness its rich cultural significance. From Lunar New Year's vibrant folk dances to the religious celebrations of Diwali, the country celebrates festivals all around the year attracting tourists throughout the year. The country also hosts International events such as the Singapore Grand Prix and the Singapore Food Festival which are highly popular globally.

Sightseeing Places

Nocturnal Wildlife Park : Singapore is well known for its diverse wildlife and Nocturnal Wildlife Park is the best example of it. Inhabiting more than 2,500 nocturnal animals, the park is a great place to go on a night safari where tourist can witness Malayan tigers and Sloth Bears all living in their natural habitat.

Gardens by the Bay : Spread across more than 100 hectares of land, Gardens by the Bay is a botanical park housing more than 4 lakh species of plants. The main highlight of this park is the giant towering Supertree groves and skywalk which are some of the best things to admire in this park. The park is also home to the tallest indoor waterfall, Cloud Forest which is a major attraction among visitors.

Chinatown : Singapore's Chinatown is a vibrant city steeped with a blend of Chinese and Indian culture. With its bustling markets and historic temples like the Buddha Tooth Temple and Sri Mariamman Temple, it offers a captivating blend of cultures. The city is also home to numerous restaurants and street food stalls that offer delectable cuisines. From exploring traditional shops to savouring authentic cuisine and immersing in the rich history, the city offers its visitors great memories.

Sentosa Island : Sentosa Island is Singapore's tropical playground, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Although this is a man-made island it boasts stunning beaches, world-class attractions, and luxurious resorts. From thrilling theme parks like Universal Studios Singapore to serene beaches and lush greenery, Sentosa caters to all ages and interests. 

SEA Aquarium : Located on Sentosa Island, S.E.A. Aquarium is one of the world's largest aquariums, boasting more than 1,000 species of marine animals. Visitors can explore diverse underwater ecosystems, from the open ocean to coral reefs, and get an opportunity to interact with majestic creatures like manta rays, sharks, and sea turtles. It's a captivating experience for both adults and children, offering a unique opportunity to learn about marine life and conservation.

Singapore Zoo : Known as being the world’s best rainforest zoo, the Singapore Zoo is popular for its rich wildlife, exciting activities and a great place for family outings. Home to over 300 species of animals, the zoo is also well known for inhabiting the largest captive colony of Orangutans which are considered among the endangered species. The zoo is divided into 11 different zones each of which offers a unique experience on its own.

How to reach

Air : Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport are the Indian airports that allow visitors to reach Singapore via direct flights.

Road : Travelling by road from India to Singapore is possible, despite the fact that it may be a lengthy and exciting journey. To get to your destination, you will need to cross several international borders including Malaysia, Thailand, and Myanmar.

Sea : There are several seaways to get from India to Singapore, which is situated on the edge of the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean. Major cruise lines that provide both affordable and upscale sightseeing options are Marina Bay Cruise and Singapore Cruise Centre.