As one of the developed countries in Asia, Singapore is known as one of the "Four Asian Tigers" internationally. With its geographical advantages, it has become one of the important financial, service and shipping centers in Asia. At the same time, Singapore is also the fourth largest international financial center after London, New York and Hong Kong, China.

　　Main attractions:

　　1. Marina Bay Sands

　　Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands is an architectural masterpiece. It’s home to many tourist attractions, housing two exhibition centers, two theaters, over 40 restaurants, a museum, a three-story large art gallery, the world’s most expensive standalone casino, two shopping malls, and the world’s longest elevated pool. The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark is the world’s largest public cantilevered platform with a height of 200 meters and a 150-meter-long infinity pool. It stands on top of the three towers and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.

　　2. Gardens by the Bay

　　Gardens by the Bay is a 250-acre garden spanning three waterfront parks in Singapore’s Marina Bay area. It features several attractions, including a 22-meter tall cloud forest dome, both indoor and outdoor waterfalls, a 150-meter long hillside garden with 35 terraces, and over 200,000 plants from 100+ species. Gardens by the Bay is an iconic attraction in Singapore, visited by approximately 1.5 million local and international visitors each year.

　　3. Sentosa Island

　　Sentosa Island is an island resort off mainland Singapore. The island’s attractions include beaches, theme parks, and Singapore’s first casino. Sentosa Island is part of the Southern Islands of Singapore. The contrasts of Sentosa Island are striking, from its pristine beaches to its exhilarating activities. The island’s filled with historical landmarks and cultural treasures, offering something for everyone.

　　4. Singapore Zoo

　　One of the most popular tourist destinations in Singapore is the Singapore Zoo, which is known for its open and realistic enclosures. Pandas, tigers, and primates are among the many species that call this top-notch zoo home. It also provides special experiences like the Night Safari and the Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife. Visitors of all ages will find the zoo to be an interesting and educational place because of its dedication to conservation and education.

　　5. Orchard Road

　　One of the best places to shop in Singapore is Orchard Road, which is also known as one of the best tourist destinations for those who enjoy shopping. Designer boutiques, major stores and upscale malls line this busy road. Tourists can enjoy a shopping spree at Ngee Ann City, discover the newest fashion trends at Paragon, or peruse luxury labels at ION Orchard. In addition, Orchard Road has a wide range of entertainment and dining alternatives, making for a lively shopping experience.

　　6. Singapore Botanic Gardens

　　A peaceful haven in the middle of the city is the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site. For those looking for a tranquil getaway from the hectic pace of the city, this is the perfect Singapore top attraction. The National Orchid Garden, which has an amazing collection of orchids in exquisitely planted settings, is located within the garden. There are lakes, themed gardens, and rainforests for peaceful walks in, making it the ideal place to unwind and appreciate nature.

　　7. Singapore Flyer

　　A famous observation wheel that offers an incredible view of the city is the Singapore Flyer. It provides an unusual viewpoint for viewing Singapore’s skyline and beyond as one of the biggest Ferris wheels in the world. With air conditioning in every capsule, Flyer guests can take in the breath-taking views in comfort. The experience is a Singapore tourist attraction for taking breath-taking panoramic pictures since it incorporates a multimedia presentation that improves the visual journey.

　　8. Clarke Quay

　　Clarke Quay is a busy riverfront quay well-known for its exciting food and nightlife options. This once-historic neighbourhood is now a thriving centre of entertainment, home to several eateries, pubs, and clubs. With its lively nightlife, riverfront food options, and live music, Clarke Quay is a great place to go on evening excursions. The neighbourhood’s historical beauty and lovely riverfront location contribute to its allure as a premier location for nightlife and socialising in Singapore.

　　9. Resorts World Sentosa

　　Resorts World Sentosa is a Singaporean destination unto itself. Located on an island off Singapore’s south coast, the property features hotels, restaurants, a casino, theme parks – in short, something for everyone no matter how old they are. With this location, attractions obviously center around the sea: Marine Life Park, Dolphin Island, a water park and an aquarium. Other attractions include Universal Studios Singapore and nightly entertainment.

　　10. Chinatown

　　Orchard Road, Singapore’s iconic shopping boulevard, is synonymous with the best in retail, dining, and entertainment in the city. With opulent malls, international department stores, and quaint boutique shops on either side, this busy street is a shoppers’ paradise. It is about 2.2 kilometres long. The area’s transformation from fruit orchards in the 19th century to today’s haven of luxury and style mirrors Singapore’s rapid development and cosmopolitan flair.