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Singapore is the smallest country in Southeast Asia, but with all the different activities available for tourists you wouldn’t feel it. Nicknamed The Lion City or The Garden City because of its architectural design and excellent display of urban planning integrated with all the greenery

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WHAT TO DO

Spend some time in Merlion Park, where you can find Singapore’s most famous Merlion Statue. Go to Gardens By the Bay, home to the largest glass greenhouse ever. Should you decide to go to the Marina Bay Sands, try out their world-famous restaurant and splash around their gorgeous pool with a view. If you’re craving for some more adventure, The Southern Ridges offers up a beautiful trail that safely takes you to other different parks.

WHERE TO EAT

  • Keng Eng Kee Seafood
  • Candlenut
  • Cloudstreet
  • Esquina
  • Tanuki Raw
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