8 Neighborhoods Should Explore In Singapore

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Singapore is relatively small area, but not so without the neighborhood with very distinct and unique culture.
Singapore has relatively small area, but not so without the neighborhood with very distinct and unique culture. Here are 8 places that visitors should visit if the opportunity to this beautiful country.

Chinatown

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Chinatown (China Town) has a very vibrant atmosphere, whether it is day or night. This is a destination for gourmets, lovers of history and visitors who want to buy souvenirs.
You can visit the Chinatown Heritage Center to learn more about Chinese culture and the process of Chinese migration to Singapore. The dining street is located on Smith Street with many attractive food stalls.
Do not forget to walk through the nearby Maxwell Street Shopping Center. It is one of the oldest and largest shopping centers in Singapore.

Orchard Road

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Orchard Road is a bustling area with shops and shopping malls that are always busy. It is said that Orchard Road is one of the most famous shopping street in Asia.
Among the more than 20 shopping centers here, visitors should visit ION Orchard, which has glass, steel and marble facades. It features eight shopping floors and the ION Sky Observatory on the top floor, allowing visitors to enjoy panoramic views of the city.
If hungry, you can also buy food at affordable prices. In general, if you want to save, do not shop in Orchard. Goods are diverse here but because they are sold in shopping centers, most of them are very expensive.

Little India

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Little India is located along Serangoon Road. This is the center of the Indian community in Singapore, and is a great place to stay and eat well at very reasonable prices.
Do not forget to visit the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, one of Singapore's oldest Hindu temples, or shop in the heart of bustling Mustafa.

Tiong Bahru

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Tiong Bahru is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Singapore with a clever blend of history and modernity.
Take some time to experience the surprises awaiting you on the quiet streets of Tiong Bahru - from the chic cafes, the unique art galleries to the tiny little shops.
In the center of the neighborhood, you will also find Tiong Bahru Market, a large food market with lots of local delicacies.

Marina Bay

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Busy, modern and vibrant, the Marina Bay area is always an attractive destination for all visitors. One of the most notable buildings here is Marina Bay Sands. Do not stop in the unique and luxurious architecture, this place also has one of the largest infinity pool in the world.
There is also the 101-acre Gardens By The Bay artificial garden. The entire park consists of three waterfalls including the Bay Garden, Bay Central Garden and the largest bay garden in the South. with an area of 54ha.
Marina Bay also has a 24-hour Lau Pa Sat food market and Merlion Park, home of Singapore's iconic fish head.

Sentosa island

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If you are looking for a fun, relaxing and entertaining moment on your trip to Singapore, stop at Sentosa Island. The island is just 15 minutes from the city center by tram from VivoCity or by cable car from Harbourfront.
Sentosa is one of three golden sand beaches with themed attractions such as Mega Adventure Park, Adventure Cove Water Park, golf course, spa, restaurant ... Sentosa Sentosa can only be included in the package. Some words: "You will never be bored!"

Dempsey Hill

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Dempsey Hill is less well known than other popular destinations such as Chinatown or Little India. However, in terms of interesting, this place is no less.
In 1850, Dempsey Hill was a plantation planted in nutmeg. Today, just a few minutes walk from the shopping paradise of Orchard Road, there are antique shops and small shops selling items you can not find elsewhere.
Situated right across from Dempsey Hill is the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a green oasis in the city that is perfect for relaxing and relaxing holidays.

Civic District

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Civic District is a place associated with the history of modern Singapore. The area is located north of the Singapore River and is between the Town Hall and Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station.
Here you will find some of the most popular attractions in the city such as Raffles Hotel, National Museum of Singapore, Asian Civilizations Museum, Fort Canning Park and Singapore Art Museum. Southeast Asia's largest art.
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