Fountain of Wealth

The Fountain of Wealth is a must-visit attraction, proudly holding the Guinness World Record as the largest fountain in the world. This iconic landmark dazzles with its visual splendor and carries deep cultural significance, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. Visitors can engage in a special ritual that involves walking around the fountain three times to attract good luck—an experience not to be missed!

20 minutes

Merlion Park

Merlion Park on Fullerton Road is a treasure trove of history and charm. Nestled at the mouth of the Singapore River, the Fullerton Building has silently witnessed Singapore's extraordinary journey from a colonial outpost to a vibrant First World metropolis. Here, you're greeted by the iconic Merlion statue—a mesmerizing figure with a lion's head and a fish's body. This beloved symbol captivates the imagination and has inspired countless works of art and poetry. The Merlion’s fish-like body honors Singapore’s origins as the humble fishing village of Temasek—derived from the Malay word "tasek," meaning "lake," while the lion's head represents the city’s original name, Singapura, or "lion city" in Sanskrit.

30 minutes

Little India

This area consists of a charming cluster of conserved neoclassical shophouses built in 1913. Take a moment to appreciate the historical architecture while soaking in the rich cultural atmosphere that defines this enchanting locale. Little India adds to the vibrant tapestry of Singapore with its colorful streets, bustling markets, and aromatic spice shops, offering an immersive experience into the Indian culture that thrives here.

20 minutes

Kampong Glam (Pass By)

As the Muslim cultural center of Singapore, Kampong Glam is home to the city’s largest mosque, the Masjid Sultan (or Sultan Mosque). This iconic landmark is easily recognized by its impressive golden dome and four towering minarets. While exploring Kampong Glam, visitors can immerse themselves in a blend of tradition and modernity, with vibrant streets lined with boutique shops, trendy cafes, and rich cultural history.

Chinatown

Once an enclave for Singapore’s Chinese immigrant population, today’s Chinatown is cherished for its unique blend of old and new. Historic temples and traditional medicinal halls stand alongside vibrant new bars and trendy lifestyle shops, creating a dynamic cultural landscape. This lively area invites visitors to explore its rich heritage while enjoying its modern offerings, making it a must-see destination that beautifully showcases the evolution of Singapore.

20 minutes

Orchard Road

Spend your leisure time at Orchard Road, the bustling heart of Singapore, where a vibrant boulevard awaits, lined with distinctive shopping malls and hotels. Spanning nearly 800,000 square meters, this premier shopping belt offers a vast array of shops and restaurants to cater to every taste and budget. From iconic malls featuring luxury brands to popular high street fashion, and from exclusive dining options to convenient fast-food joints, Orchard Road promises an exhilarating shopping experience for everyone.

1 hour 30 minutes

Esplanade Park

9. Visit Esplanade Park, one of Singapore's oldest parks, and take a moment to reflect on the contributions of many notable figures to the nation at its various memorials. Surrounded by lush greenery and scenic views, the park offers a tranquil escape in the heart of the city, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and contemplation.

30 minutes

Marina Bay Sands Casino

10. Admire the most important aspect of the resort beyond the casino itself and capture stunning photographs of the luxurious Marina Bay Sands hotel. Atop the hotel is an infinity pool offering a breathtaking view of the city, along with the SkyPark entertainment complex, which features an observation deck, landscaped park areas, restaurants, bars, and open-air clubs.

20 minutes