#57 Singapore -- [Travel Memories]

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1. Marina Bay

Marina Bay is one of the greatest examples of Singapore's landfill. The area along the Singapore River is one of the most luxurious travel destinations in the world. SuperTrees, reminiscent of the most expensive hotels in the world identified with Singapore, Marina Bay Sands and the fabulous Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, historic One Fullerton Hotel, Singapore's iconic Merlion Statue, Esplanade Theater, Gardens Bay the Bay from the world's unique botanical parks, There are many other places to see in this area such as the flyer Singapore Flyer and ArtScience Museum. This area, which is calm during the day, is lit up at night. See both day and night.

1. Clarke Quay & Riverside

Clarke Quay, one of Singapore's favorite places, and the surrounding Riverside, are places where the nightlife of the city is thrown away. In addition to the night life with its attractive lights, it offers excellent dining opportunities on the riverside at every hour of the day. Generally, the unused places in the neighborhood of the old houses, shops and financial places of the Chinese are transformed into restaurants, bars and nightclubs. It is individual to throw away the tiredness of the day in exquisite places. My recommendation is to visit again after sunset. Join one of the boat tours starting here and ending at Marina Bay.

1. Chinatown

Many people are complaining about Singapore's artifact. I suggest visiting Singapore's colorful and rich cultural neighborhoods like that. Beautifully preserved heritage, street stalls, businesspeople, eating and drinking places that offer the best options for souvenirs are a place to admire. The buildings that resemble colonial architecture are a lost place in the beautiful streets that smell of exotic air. Chinese Heritage Center, Sri Mariamma, Buddha Tooth Relic and Thian Hock Keng temples are worth seeing. Visit the Chinatown Visitor's Center, located just off the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, from the free maps. Participate in the free walking tours starting at the Chinatown Heritage Center, 2 days a week after lunch.

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