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 Charm the snake @ the Night Safari by June.b World's first night safari at Singaproe Zoo is fun and a different kind of experience. Take the 45-minute tram ride and watch over 1000 animals of various species which are mostly active at night. If I only have two attractions to visit in Singapore, it will be the Sentosa and the Night Safari. Open from 7:30 til midnight, admission is at S$18 for adults & 9 for kids 3 to 12 years old. Address: 80 Mandai Lake RoadDirections: There are pick-up buses from hotel lobbies along Orchard road that will take you to the Night Safari starting at 6:30pm for a very minimal fee. Or take service 171 to Mandai Road from the city, alight @ the first bus stop and transfer to service 927.Website: http://www.nightsafari.com.sg
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by June.b This 500-hectare resort island is a premier one-stop tourist destination in far-east asia. Take the cable car ride from Mt. Faber to reach the attractions and get a bird's eye view of the whole island as well. It is one of Singapore's main attractions complete with five star hotel accommodations, it's own pristine beach resort, golf course, theme park with lots of exciting rides, the famous underwater world oceanarium- largest in asia, gardens & nature walk parks, animals and birds encounters, and of course end the day with the amazing musical fountain & laser show when the night falls. So many attractions, so little time. Singapore visit would not be complete with the Sentosa experience! Address: Sentosa IslandPhone: 1800 736 8672Website: http://www.sentosa.com.sg Other Contact: http://www.underwaterworld.com.s
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by June.b Located at Suntec City in the Marina Center area, the Fountain Plaza is regarded by Guinness Book of Records (1998) as the largest fountain in the world with 1683 meters in total area. The fountain is being held by four bronze legs of about 14 meters high. The flowing water in the fountain symbolizes essence of life. The Suntec City is a huge complex, a city in itself with shopping malls, office towers, entertainment & dining experience, and convention & exhibition halls.
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The another branch of ACM museum where represented mainly about Singaporian in the past to present ,included the ways of life,clothing,stuffs like ceramics /coins/dishes,beliefs,...... Some parts of the exhibition can take you to join as person in that period. The museum also donated some parts as art gallery . Service : Tour guide 're available for free and museum shop 's available on the first floor. Leave a Comment Address: Armenian Street
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The most favorite museum in Singapore for me. I think it 's the best museum where I 've ever visited. As the name of museum,Asian Civiliasation ,so it 's a place where you can pass through Asian in a short time. With a lot of artifacts from all Asian countries together with wonderful exbitions,I think it help the visitor to understand Asian in an easy way. Service: Museum guide is available for free. Some related brocures 're available in front of the counter. Also the museum shop is so full of stuffs and books. You can buy a ticket for 2 ACM museums both Empress and Armenian. Leave a Comment Directions: Opposite the Fullerton Hotel in another bank.
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The exhibition here represented about the history of fire protection in Singapore also included safety ways to avoid fire. On the 1st floor, It begin from early fire protection ways with some examples fire accident cases in Singapore and the 2nd floor 're the exhibitions of fire protection technology of present Singapore and end with Kids zone. Also this museum have a souvenir shop where almost stuffs 're about fire. MRT: Nearest MRT Station is City Hall Admission: Free Opening hour: Tue to Sun(10am - 5pm), Closed on Mondays Leave a Comment Address: 62 Hill StreetDirections: Near the entrance of Fort Canning Park .
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Located on the 2nd and 3rd floor of The URA Centre.The gallery represented about Singapore City in modern and fun way.The first gallery is a city-about gameshow which you can join as competitor.The later galleries are about location of Singapore and other countries,buildings in Singapore from past to present,Singapore's environment,Singapore's development and Singapore : present and future. I enjoyed there more than one hours and wish to discovery there again. Opening hours : 9.00am – 5.00pm (Mon to Sat) Admission : free The nearest MRT stations: Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown. Leave a Comment
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Located at the junction of Coleman Street and Armenian Street. This museum took me back to the history through stamps. All exhibits gave me a lot of resources and fun. And if you 're a stamp collector, all souvenirs in the museum shop 'd be the most attractive stuffs. For me,I 've got some postcards of Singapore in the old day. Opening hour: Monday : 1 pm - 7 pm Tuesday to Sunday : 9 am - 7 pm Admission: $3.00 for Adults $2.00 for child (3-12 years) Leave a Comment Address: 23 B Coleman StreetPhone: Tel: (65) 6337 3888Directions: About 10-minute walk from the City Hall MRT Station.Website: http://www.spm.org.sg/coverstory/index.html Other Contact: E-mail: nhb_spm_adm@nhb.gov.sg
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 temple by pattayaraj The Hindu temple in Little India where was built in 1855 and added more buildings in 1908.This temple dedicated to Kali,the goddess of Power. She 's the incarnation of Lord Siva's wife. Inside the main building housed the black Kali statue as center and beside with Ganesha,the elephant god and Murugan riding peacock statue. This temple is fascinated one especially on Tuesday and Friday as the holy days. Note that entering by barefoot only. Leave a Comment Address: 141 Serangoon Road 218042 - SGPhone: 62954538Other Contact: Email: sriveerama@cyberway.com.s
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 mosque by pattayaraj In 1859, Indian-Muslim butcher Sharik Abdul Gaffoor Shak Hyder was constructed a wooden mosque and completed in 1910. It was rebuilt with brick and use as the main mosque of Indian Muslim in that area.The style of this mosque mixed between Moorish-Islamic and South Indian architecture. Over the entrance of mosque 's a picture of sundial with 25 rays decorated with Arabic calligraphy represented the name of 25 Prophets. Note: if you want to visit here to wear long pants, and a shirt that covers your shoulders. Leave a Comment Address: 41 Dunlop StreetPhone: 6295 4209
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