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The Singapore Changi Airport is truly one of the best airports in the world. It is consistently listed as one of the top three, mostly taking the top spot as the best airport in the world. Luckily for those who will be making Singapore their destination, they will be greeted by a pleasant and modern airport with all the necessities needed and even more than that. Travellers who plan on going to Singapore will not run out of things to do because even if it’s a small city-state, the place is condensed of many activities that both young and old will enjoy. For the younger crowd, kids will enjoy the Universal Studios, a franchise patterned after the Universal Studios in the United States. It has numerous rides that use the same special effects that they use in the films that the company features. Universal Studios is located within Sentosa, where other attractions can be found such as Adventure Cove Waterpark and S.E.A. Aquarium. For the adults, there’s a casino within Sentosa that some may be interested in. Other attractions in Singapore have a lot of varieties whether you are looking for a nature adventure or just simple enjoying the city.

The Singapore Botanic Gardens – a refreshing sight from the city. This is the perfect place to relax after a long flight. Filled with people walking around the vicinity and tai-chi practitioners.
Gardens by the Bay – What sets this apart from the Botanic Gardens is that their modern methods of creating sculptures and harmony within the garden. They have shuttle rides that can tour you around the garden that also has a voice presentation of every section of the garden.
Merlion – an iconic spot that every traveller should visit. The Merlion is truly the sign that you have arrived in Singapore.
Clarke Quay – just to enjoy the riverside area of Singapore. This place is always alive at nights with many performances and firework shows ending the night.
Club Street – this area is known to be expat and foreigner friendly as there’s a whole strip of pubs, bars, and restaurants that you and your friends can enjoy.
Maxwell Food Centre – if you are looking for the place to sample Singaporean food, Maxwell Food Centre has everything that you can imagine from white chicken, noodle soups, dumplings, roasted ducks, and refreshing sugar cane juice. There’s word that even Gordon Ramsay enjoys the chicken rice found here in this place.
Bugis – Singapore is a melting pot of many different cultures and Bugis focuses on the Indian and Malay culture. You can go around seeing many temples, street markets, and food stalls to sample what each culture has to offer.
Tiong Bahru – known as the hippy place to check out, Tiong Bahru has many eateries and bars, as well as art galleries around the area to keep your night busy.

Overall, Singapore is a truly vibrant and colourful place to travel to. It’s also hassle-free since their public transport system, including trains, buses, and taxis, is really easy to navigate around the city.