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The city of Singapore prides itself on being a lush green haven amidst sky-high skyscrapers. The ‘Garden City’ or ‘Lion City’ is environment-friendly and boasts a world-class infrastructure at the same time. All you need to do is get on a bus, and you will find yourself in the beautiful Botanical Gardens or the crowded Chinatown. Singapore is an amazing paradise for shopaholics and foodies. The culturally and racially diverse population of the city has contributed to its markets and restaurants, featuring locally-made handicrafts to high-end electronics and serving authentic as well as ‘hybrid’ delicacies. Explore the picturesque Sentosa Island and take a picture with the mighty Merlion, the national icon of Singapore. Walk around the bustling neighborhood of Little India or immerse yourself in the magical world of Universal Studios. If you are a wildlife enthusiast, you can observe magnificent fauna and marine animals at the unique Night Safari or Underwater World. Visit the Singapore Flyer and marvel at the magnificent view of Singapore at night. Singapore is a fascinating city that captures the imagination of a curious traveler.
Malaysia as its popular punchline states, is indeed ‘truly Asia’ for being at the crossroads of several Asian cultures. You will find here Chinese of diverse religious heritage, Muslim Malays, Hindu and Muslim Indians aside from the indigenous folks of Borneo and Peninsular Malaysia. Every culture here has its own unique tradition and heritage, leading to a fascinating array of cuisine with their roots in tradition and a social calender packed with colourful festivals and cultural events.
Singapore is a year-round destination. With a calendar full of events through the year, there is no real lean season in Singapore. Being close to the Equator, seasons are very subtle in their difference. It is warm and humid for the best part of the year, but never too hot or cold. So cottons and linen clothing work best in Singapore. Broadly speaking, Singapore has two seasons: wet (September to February) and dry (March to August). Although one should be prepared for a shower any time of year. December-January are the relatively cooler months. Summer holidays during June-July sees increase in traffic to Singapore, while September- October are quieter months.
Surrounded by water, the island of Singapore offers plenty for the water sports buff. From kayaking and canoeing at Kallang Basin, to windsurfing at Changi Coast, and sailing at East Coast Beach, Singapore has options galore. And if you want an adrenaline rush, try Jet Blading at Ola Beach Club. Certified coaches take you through the safety drill before you stand on the jet blade, which will propel up to 30 feet in the air. Controlled water pressure lifts the participant.
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