Singapore Travel Guide

Explore the charm of a tropical forest!

Spread across 86 acres of land, the Night Safari is home to over 2500 animals of more than 130 species. With an annual footfall of around 1.1 million visitors, the place is one of the most famous attractions in Singapore, due to its uniqueness on many fronts. You will see a myriad of nocturnal animals from predators to timid forest dwellers in their natural habitat under the moonlight. The park is divided into 7 geographical areas, you can see the place on foot as well as on the tram, and see animals in artificial lighting that resembles moonlight. In addition to the usual animal walks, there are a number of shows that also take place on night safaris such as Thumbuakar's performance of fire-eating skills or Animal Extravaganza in the Creators of the Night show.

The place is home to The Asian Elephant, Clouded Leopard, Malayan Tiger, White African Lion, Fishing Cat, Red and White Flying Squirrels, Spotted Hyenas and many other amazing and rare creatures. You can visit special areas specially built for them such as leopard trail, fishing cat trail, eastbound route. The Wallaby Trail and 3 other special areas of biodiversity in the rain forest. Habitats designed to mimic the natural environment from the foothills of the Himalayas to the Southeast Asian rain-forest will leave you strange. So prepare this night safari and see the wonderful tropical forest after evening.

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The tram safari is the most popular attraction in the Singapore Night Safari, and is a 40-minute drive through six geographic regions that represent more than 50 animal species. Geographical areas replicate a variety of habitats, from the foothills of the Himalayas to the forest of the Asiatic River. Drive Through has several free range residences. Cattle grids are laid before and after freeing from drive-through habitats to prevent animals from escaping. These six geographical regions are:Himalayan foothills,Marshlands,Indian subcontinent,Equatorial Africa,Asian riverine forest,Nepalese River valley,Burmese River Valley.

Spend a day exploring the award-winning Singapore Zoo .  At the show and feeding, ride the tram and take in the views and stop for refreshments at the on-site cafe or restaurant.

One of the world's most beautiful wildlife environments, the Singapore Zoo is home to more than 2,800 animals of more than 300 species of mammals, birds and reptiles. At the zoo they roam freely in their near-natural habitats, separated only by visitors with rats and wooden fences. The park is the world's first free-orange organization in a zoo.

 You can roam the zoo or use the tram to relax your feet and enjoy the views. Impressive performances include white tigers, Asian elephants, Peggy hippos, free-orangutans, otters, sun beers, and probosis monkeys.

In addition, there are shows and feedings, a waterfall aviary, a bird park, a wet play area, animal rides, and a tropical animal-themed slide and spray hut in the spectacular waterpark. All of this comes in handy with thirst and hunger, which is met with many bistros, cafes and restaurants in the complex. Add on the jungle breakfast option and enjoy your meal with your entire family and learn about all these beautiful creatures.                                                                "

Clarke Quay is situated in the conventional focus of the city along the Singapore River. An excellent spot during the day, sprinkled with delightful frontier period engineering, it goes through an awful change around evening time when its popular clubs wake up. On the off chance that you ever come to Singapore, you will go through Clarke Quay. The best ideal opportunity to go is from late night to late at night. This is when different stockrooms and storerooms of the past, which have been revamped into esteemed clubs and eateries, made their mark. It is anything but difficult to lose amid the energizing air, so depend on Culture Trip's definitive manual to find this lively spot. You will promptly see that Clarke Quay is directly close to the Singapore River. This stream used to be the thumping heart of the city, which gave early life to this city. Here, the dacoits docked and dumped their unfamiliar merchandise for exchange and trade all through the island. You may get a kick out of the chance to ride similar bumboats that were utilized several years back, investigate the sights of Singapore while investigating this stream and doing as such, encountering the island as those old explorers used to do. On the off chance that anything can be depicted as Clarke Quay's present specialty, it is the nightlife. Two of Singapore's greatest dance club, Zouk and Attica, are situated in the encompassing zone, cooking for the individuals who appreciate move beats and wild, inebriating air. F. The club is another mainstream scene with attention on hip-bounce and electronic music and merits its terrifically wanton inside visits alone. Clarke Quay bars are another extraordinary spot to hang out. If you happen to be on a tight spending plan, look at Juice for some modest drinks. It is an extraordinary spot with a positively berserk and perky vibe. At that point close the Chupitos shots bar for some novel shots that are ensured to kick.

As we all know that Singapore is famous for its stunning skyline and you shouldn’t miss that just because you are on a budget.  The Marine Bay Sands Boardwalk gives you an amazing view of the Central Business District Skyline. Try to visit around 6pm, so you can watch and then see the sun go down. And from 8pm to 9:30Pm daily, there is an impressive water and light show that tells a story through images projected on a screen made of water. 

The things to do in Singapore are virtually endless. You may never know what adventure lies at the next turn. Take in the local culture and vibe of Singapore and have the time of your life.