Discover Singapore, and discover paradise. The Southeast Asian city-state, located on the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, is comprised of 63 islands. The main island Pulau Ujong, or simply Singapore Island, is the largest and most urbanized. While just under a quarter of the land is forest and nature reserves, Singapore is still a rare natural beauty that must be explored. In addition, visitors will find a thriving and fascinating culture that blends laidback island life with the most sophisticated of modern amenities. It is paradise updated. What will Singapore offer you?
Singapore has leveraged its advantageous geographical position and warm climate to make it a very sought-after vacation destination for savvy world travelers. The island nation caters to its visitors with gorgeous accommodations, restaurants, and cultural offerings. If you are craving a metropolitan experience, Singapore delivers with a gorgeous skyline, world class entertainment and arts venues, and, not to be missed, outstanding restaurants headed by celebrity chefs. Pamper yourself in a luxurious spa by day and party the night away while enjoying Singapore’s famed nightlife.
But there’s more to Singapore than its pretty face. This island nation is incredibly rich in diversity and culture. Singapore calls itself a “multi-racial society,” and is home to Chinese, Malays, Eurasians, Indians, and other ethnicities. While you can experience specific cultures in areas like Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, Katong, and Joo Chiat, you will also find these cultures meld together in vibrant ways throughout society in everyday life and in spectacular festivals. Visiting during Chinese New Year, Christmas in the Tropics, Hari Raya Haji, Hungry Ghost Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Thiapusam, or Pongal, or Harvest, Festival is a wonderful way to experience this unique culture. It truly is a melting pot.
Meet Singapore’s other residents: its abundant wildlife. Explore the rainforest and wetlands, stroll through parks and gardens, or visit the Zoo, Night Safari (do not miss!), or Jurong Bird Park to see Singapore’s wild side up close.
Singapore’s climate will come as a welcome change to visitors who want to escape the chill of northern winters. The tropical rainforest climate is warm year-round, with temperatures ranging from 23° to 32° C (73° to 90° F). April and May are the warmest months, while November through January brings monsoon season. Some like it hot – and these people will love Singapore.