Sentosa Merlion: Singapore’s Guardian of Prosperity

The Sentosa Merlion stands tall at 37 metres, representing Singapore's rich maritime heritage and legendary folklore.

Founded in 1996, this sculpture was designed to embody the mythical guardian of prosperity, showcasing the lion-headed fish creature that symbolizes Singapore’s historical roots as a significant seaport. The Merlion features a lion's head, referencing the story of Prince Sang Nila Utama, and a fish tail, which reflects the fishing village of Temasek.

Unforgettable Highlights

🐉 Environmental Engagement: Visitors can interact with the surroundings that tell the story of Singapore's evolution.

🔭 Stunning Views: Enjoy a captivating 360-degree view of Singapore from the 60-metre high crown.

💰 Historical Significance: Understanding the Merlion’s role in Singapore’s recovery from the Asian financial crisis.

Accessible for all, the Sentosa Merlion is a must-visit for tourists, families, and history buffs alike, inviting everyone to witness Singapore's rich tapestry without any entry fee.