The Raffles Landing Site is located at North Boat Quay along the Singapore River, where a bronze statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stands. The statue was erected in honor of Sir Raffles, the founder of modern Singapore. Stamford Raffles discovered Singapore at the age of 38, and under the influence of his free trade ideals, the city...
Xia’s Sheep Farm is located on Lim Chu Kang Road in Singapore. Established in 1988, it is a small sheep farm in Singapore and the only one of its kind in the country. The farm raises over 800 mixed-breed goats, the vast majority of which are highland goats from Minnesota, USA. The goat milk produced is sold directly to customers...
Firefly Healthy Vegetable Farm is a farm that grows the most natural and clean vegetables by utilizing Singapore's natural environment. For many years, the farm has been planting fruits and vegetables with the philosophy of "eating with peace of mind and eating healthily," which has been well received by the public. In recent years, it has also become a small but well-known tourist attraction in Singapore, where people can…
Jurong Reptile Park is located opposite the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore, covering an area of 2 hectares. It is the largest reptile park in the region and is well known for its more than 50 crocodiles. In addition to crocodiles, it also houses Komodo dragons, snakes, turtles, and other reptiles, making it a popular destination for reptile enthusiasts. Jurong Reptile Park was once a crocodile farm and was renovated into a reptile park in 199…
The Civic District is hailed as the birthplace of Singapore’s history. Located along the Singapore River, it is home to numerous impressive centers and iconic landmarks. Known as the cradle of Singapore’s history, the Civic District is a product of the comprehensive urban plan devised by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1822. …
A place where dreams begin, a joyful island you won’t want to leave. With the first phase of the project completed in 2010, Gardens by the Bay will become another unique attraction for those visiting Singapore and for those who live and work in a green city. The scenic area of Gardens by the Bay...
The Singapore Flyer is the world’s tallest observation wheel, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of Singapore in just 40 minutes—whether under the stars or in clear skies, it’s a blissful experience. The Singapore Flyer is the world’s tallest observation wheel, showcasing scenic Marina Bay, towering skyscrapers, lush tropical…
Henderson Waves Bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, featuring a distinctive design that resembles a wave with four peaks and three troughs, offering visitors a new vantage point for sightseeing. Its undulating form delivers a striking visual impact and a dynamic feel. The bridge connects Mount Faber Park and Telok Blangah Hill Park. The entire structure is...
River Wonders is Asia’s first and currently the only river-themed ecological park. It opened its doors on April 3, 2013, attracting 1,500 visitors on its first day of opening and has since become one of Singapore’s newest and most appealing tourist destinations. River Wonders covers…
Sengkang Sculpture Park is located in Singapore’s Sengkang New Town and spans 24,000 square meters. It is divided into two distinct zones, aiming to allow citizens—especially children—to learn more about art and engage with it, which is very helpful for stimulating their inner potential. Within Sengkang Sculpture Park stands a sculpture called “Waves”…
Bedok Reservoir is located in the eastern part of Singapore's main island and is one of the city-state's freshwater reservoirs. Its surroundings have been developed into a lush, green parkland where visitors can take walks, go jogging, or enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Address: | North of Bedok New To…
Introduction Koh Rong, also known as Mosquito Island, is located to the north of Phi Phi Don. The eastern side features rocky shores, and a beautiful small beach is nestled within a valley. In the clear waters, vivid coral reefs can be faintly seen. Tip: Mosquito Island lives up to its name — there are plenty of mosquitoes, so remember to apply repellent before arriving on the island.
Introduction Lodalum Bay is backed by Ton Sai Bay, with the shortest walking distance between the two beaches being just 5 minutes. Despite the close proximity, it is much quieter than the bustling Ton Sai Bay, making it a great spot to enjoy tranquility amidst the activity. The sea here is as smooth as a mirror, with clear waters and fine sands, teeming with adorable crabs, shellfish, and colorful coral reefs...
Introduction Located on the island’s northern coast, this beach features a long, narrow estuary with crystal-clear waters and stunning scenery. Compared to other beaches, it offers more tranquility and less noise, making it an idyllic getaway for honeymooners and couples. Koh Samui Koh Samui…
Highlights: Filming location of the movie *The Beach*: The coconut trees and houses in the film were built specifically for shooting, but the azure sea shimmering with sparkling waves is just as crystal-clear as in the movie. Through the strong sunlight, you can even see fish swimming freely underwater.
Introduction Pattaya Beach is the finest stretch of sand and clearest section of sea along Pattaya’s 15-kilometer coastline, extending approximately 3 kilometers in length. In addition to swimming and sunbathing, the beach offers a wide variety of water sports, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere all day long. The northern part of the beach is quieter, with many beautiful beachfront hotels and…
Also known as Hundred Islands (Ko Phae), Bamboo Island gets its name from the bamboo found on the island. It is a small island within the archipelago of the Gulf of Thailand, located about 10 kilometers from Sihanoukville. In the past, Bamboo Island was merely a naval outpost, but in recent years, with the continuous development of Sihanoukville's tourism industry, tourism on Bamboo Island…
Lan Tong is located at the northern end of Koh Phi Phi Don. Compared to the bustling Ton Sai Bay, this area can be described as “off the beaten track.” Apart from guests staying at a few nearby hotels, few people linger here for long, so the beaches in this area are exceptionally clean and almost private. The waters near Lan Tong are pristine,...
Introduction Hundred Islands, also known as Bamboo Island, is located to the north of Phi Phi Don and is close to Yao Island. The eastern and northern parts of the island boast beautiful beaches, while the southern area is covered with vibrant coral reefs, making it one of the best diving spots in the Phi Phi archipelago.
Introduction: There are several massive limestone caves on Phi Phi Leh Island. To protect the island’s ecological environment, the Thai government currently allows public access to only Viking Cave. The cave walls feature prehistoric murals depicting humans, elephants, boats, and more—especially various types of ships such as European, Arabic, and Chinese vessels…