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Singapore
Singapore is located in the southeast of Asia, at the tip of the South Malay Island. The country of Singapore is surrounded by a number of marine straits, including the Johor Strait, which separates it from the State of Malaysia, and the Singapore Strait, which separates it from the Indonesian Riau Islands.
The area of the country is estimated at about seven hundred and ten square kilometers, and its population exceeds five million, according to the forecasts of two thousand and eleven years. The capital of Singapore is the city of Singapore, and the official languages are: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. While the Singapore dollar is considered the official currency of the country, Singapore has gained great importance, as it managed to occupy the fourth financial position globally, apart from the large role it plays in the global economy. In addition, Singapore has the fifth busiest port in the world.
The state of Singapore is an important and major tourist destination at the level of the Asian continent, as this country contains many beautiful and distinctive tourist attractions, and here are some of the most important attractions that can be visited when going to Singapore.
The most important tourist attractions
Merlion Park
This distinctive park is located near Marina Bay, and it is considered one of the most important Singaporean attractions. Among the most prominent features of this garden is the statue that consists of the body of a fish, and the head of a lion, where this statue was designed to get water out of his mouth.
Sultan Mosque
This mosque is considered one of the most important mosques in Singapore, where its construction dates back to one thousand eight hundred and twenty four AD, in the Kamnong district. This mosque is considered a real architectural masterpiece, as it consists of arabesque, includes golden domes, and visitors come to see this amazing architectural beauty.
Fountain revolutions
In the year one thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight, this fountain was nicknamed the largest fountain around the world, recording that year in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest fountain, and from that year to this day the fountain is considered one of the most Singaporean attractions attracting tourists. One of the factors that increased the importance of this landmark is the fact that it is near shopping centers, as this helped it increase the number of visitors who intended to enjoy its view.
Heavenly Garden
This garden rises about two hundred meters above the ground, and connects the three skyscrapers. An area of about twelve thousand square meters is estimated, and it contains many types of distinctive plants in which it was planted to give beauty to it.
Corrugated Henderson Bridge
This bridge is one of the most beautiful Singaporean sites, as it is located at an altitude of approximately thirty-six meters, and it also links Mount Faber Park and Teluk Blanga.
