Singapore

Attractions (Images courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board)
	The Asia Civilisation Museum is the most established museum in the region to focus exhibits and origins in Asia's cultures and evolutions. It is indeed a place to go to if you are interested in histories and origins of Singapore's forefathers who came here for the past centuries. >>more on museums
	Game for an adrenalin rush? Scream your hearts out at Singapore's biggest outdoor theme park, Escape Theme Park, with a huge range of wet and dry rides for the whole family.
	Kent Ridge Park is one of the last battles for Singapore which dominated the harbour. Nature lovers will certainly enjoy the nature trail, invigorate yourselves for a 280 metres long canopy walk. This bridge which is linked to Keng Ridge Park and to the musum, Reflections of Bukit Chandu, which also caters to the elderly and physically challenged. >>more on parks
	Opened on 3 January 1971, the Jurong Bird Park is the largest and most remarkable bird park in Southeast Asia, with a variety of 9,000 birds from more than 600 species. In the Southeast Asian Aviary, you will be overwhelmed with over 200 species - the large area has central walk-in aviary and peripheral aviaries which house the more delicate or territorial birds. The Waterfall Aviary is home to 1,500 free flying birds from over 60 different species. At the the Pelican Cove, visitors can catch a glimpse of all seven species of pelicans, including the endangered Dalmatian Pelican.
	Officially opened on 26 May 1994, the Night Safari is the first wildlife park built especially to be viewed at night. It occupies 40 hectares of land, with some free ranging animals from South America and other parts of Asia, such as the Indian rhinoceros to tarsiers. A total of 920 animals are found in the park, of which 30% of the animals are endangered species.
	The modern Singapore Zoo displays animals in the open, you will no longer find the oppressive cages found in conventional zoos. Residents of the animal kingdom roam spaciously in landscaped glass-fronted enclosures.
	Sentosa Island, Singapore's resort island getaway is a must-see for all visitors. Just minutes away from the bustle of the city, this island of tranquillity welcomes you with beautiful sandy beaches, rustic nature trails, Asia's most exciting oceanarium & Dolphin Lagoon, historical sites, museums and great entertainment! >>more on islands