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One of the most popular and interesting activities in Singapore is Night Safari. The fun starts with a fiery welcome at the entrance with a thrilling fire show. Once inside the park, you can explore the place in a tram and watch the animals from real close. Not to miss the live interactive shows held at regular intervals are also interesting. The park also has various trailing routes for you to walk around and explore on your own. Guided trails are also available

Asia’s first and only river theme park, this theme park is spread across over 12 hectares of land. Exhibiting some endangered and not-so-common wildlife species, River Safari is a place to consider for nature enthusiasts. One of the main attractions here are Giant Pandas apart from rich freshwater fishes and amphibians.

This nature-themed complex which is connected to three of its passenger terminals combines the best of both worlds, plush commercial place and a paradisiacal garden. With gardens, dining and retail options, Jewel is frequented by many visitors to Singapore or transiting through Changi airport. The centerpiece of Jewel is the marvelous Rain Vortex, world’s largest and tallest indoor waterfalls. The place gets beautifully lit up at night and the circular walls of the waterfalls become a 360 degree stage for a breathtaking light and sound show.

This half-day guided tour takes you around the main attractions around the city. With photo stops at main landmarks, the tour inducts you with Singapore’s history, culture and heritage

The national icon of Singapore, Merlion has a half-lion and half-fish structure. The statue of the same can be found in Merlion Park in the city center. Overlooking Marina Bay, the Merlion figure stands tall, spouting water from its mouth. While the Lion head of Merlion represents Singapore’s Malay name Singapura or lion city, the body symbolises Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village.

A luxury hotel fronting the Marina Bay in the Downtown core of Singapore, is also an iconic landmark. The observation deck on the 57th floor of the hotel is open to visitors on a changeable basis. One can get a breathtaking aerial view of the city once atop. The hotel offers the world's largest rooftop infinity pool.

Known for its colourful heritage sites and historic places of worship, China town was once home for the Chinese settlers in Singapore. One can visit Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple, Thian Hock Keng or shop for souvenirs at Pagoda street in China Town. The food street here offers great Singaporean hawker food.

This is the heart of Indian community in Singapore. With narrow lanes, beautiful temples and Indian restaurants, little India is always bustling with activities.

A nature lover’s paradise, Gardens By the Bay, located on the waterfront of Marina Bay is surreal. Spread over 100 hectares with over 800 species of plants, this place is loved by all. With three domes, air conditioned conservatories, and each of them unique in its own way, Gardens By the Bay is definitely worth visiting. The gardens are beautifully lit as the sun goes down making the experience more magical. Not to miss is the free Light and Sound show that happens everyday at 7.45 pm and 8.45 pm. Aerial Walkway offers a panoramic view of Singapore's skyline , especially during the night.

Known for the array of theme rides, interactive shows, Sentosa Island is literally a something-for-everyone kind of destination. The highlight of this sunny island is the popular Universal Studios. Housing three beaches, each of them holding its own unique charm, Sentosa can offer a day of sun, sand and surf. Apart from fun activities and shows, the island also offers some plush resorts if you wish to stay overnight on the island.

Largest bird park in Asia, Jurong is a popular attraction in Singapore.With 19 exhibits and home to over 5000 birds, Jurong Bird sanctuary is a wildlife lovers paradise. Catch a glimpse of pretty flamingos strutting around Flamingo Lake. Apart from showcasing the feathered beauties up close, Jurong also treats its visitors with live interactive bird shows and an opportunity to take part in daily feeding sessions.

Singapore cable car is a fun ride that takes you to Sentosa Island. Offering a bird’s eye view of the beautiful harbour and alos lush rainforest.

World's largest aquarium and maritime museum, SEA aquarium is a popular attraction in Sentosa Island. The massive aquarium is home to more than 800 species of colourful marine life including beautiful jellyfish, manta rays, sharks and more.

This is a well-kept wax museum which has life-sized wax figures of notable filmstars, sports personalities, political icons etc.

This is a spell-binding light and sound show that happens in the waterfront at Sentosa. The laser lights, fireworks and water effects with great background music puts up a great show.

Go behind the screen and spend the whole day at Universal Studio, Southeast Asia’s first and only Hollywood theme park. There is a lot to do and see at Universal Studio. Activity enthusiasts can go for thrilling rides and roller coasters. Live interactive shows also happen at regular intervals. Not to miss is the meet and greet with your favourite characters like Minions, Mickey mouse and more

Get a bird’s eye view of the city as you ride on this giant ferris wheel which is approximately 42 storeys tall. Step into the air conditioned capsule that will take 30 minutes to complete one full rotation. Providing a panoramic view of the city, once atop one can get a clear, uninterrupted view of Sentosa, Gardens by the bay, Changi airport and even parts of Malaysia on a clear day. For a unique experience consider taking a Flight with meal option and enjoy a four-course meal several feet above the ground with your loved one.

Get close with some giant cats including Royal Bengal Tigers at this well-kept zoo in the outskirts of Pattaya. Apart from tigers at Sriracha you will get a chance to watch Ostriches, Elephants, Crocodiles, Single Hump Camels, Kangaroos, and a plethora of amazing exotic birds. Live shows and feeding sessions give you a chance to closely interact with these animals. You can also click some pictures with tigers and cubs if you dare to, at a nominal charge.

Alcazar show is a must see for visitors in Pattaya. This grander cabaret show put up by stunning ladyboys in dazzling costumes is a treat to senses. State-of-art light and sound systems make Alcazar one of the best ladyboy cabaret shows in Thailand.

Enjoy some optical illusion at this trick-eye museum, the only one of its kind in Pattaya. Art in Paradise has 3D interactive pictures and installations to trick your brains. Through clever use of shading and borders, artists have painted directly on walls to create stunning images that trick our eyes. Providing great photo ops, Art in Paradise inspires visitors to get creative 3D imagery

This half day tour lets you explore the beautiful Coral Island, locally known as Koh Larn in Pattaya. A short speed boat ride takes you to the island with clear blue waters and abundant coral reef. One can choose to relax by the ocean or indulge in various water sport activities like parasailing, banana boat ride, glass bottom boat ride etc. A 20 minute guided snorkeling is a great way to explore the colourful underwater world.

Visit a market that is full of ways with artistic wooden structures built on water. The market showcases the rich and rustic aspects of Thai village cultureVisitors can buy handicrafts, local produce and knick-knacks from vendors. By evening, the market is all lit-up and thus has a special charm. Not to miss are the local eateries serving authentic Thai cuisine.

Go for a full day tour to the pristine Koh Samet Island known for its beaches and watersports. Consider spending the day on the beach or indulge in adventure activities

Architecture enthusiasts will find a visit to Sanctuary of Truth interesting. This is an unfinished museum with intrinsic wooden carvings. The entire structure is made out of wood mostly teak. Built by a Thai business man, the structure is a hybrid of a temple and a palace.

This calm and sandy beach is ideal for relaxation. The 6 km long beach also offers many watersport activities. This is one of the best beaches in Pattaya to witness a magnificent sunset.