The most happening place by night in Singapore. Clarke Quay is filled with olden days conserved warehouses turned pubs and restaurants of many different cuisines. Here you will take a world's first electric bum boat ride down Singapore river and see old conservation houses and modern skyscrapers and learn about it's history where Chinese migrants worked as coolies on this river which was Singapore's lifeline of commerce back then.

Chinatown is 1 of Singapore oldest estate and home to the famous Buddha Tooth Relic. Many shops include antique, arts, Jewelry, souvenir and eateries. Get to see where the locals would go for all their meals from breakfast to lunch to dinner and pretty much everything in between at Hawker centers.

Come to Garden by the bay and marvel at the architecture of these 18 Supertrees. Built in 2006 and completed in 2012, this 101 hectares has got some of the world's interesting trees and plants located both on the outdoor garden as well as in the 2 cool conservatories. Currently voted as the world's number 8th best attraction. Here you will enjoy the supertrees show that is world class.

Located on the 56th floor of Marina Bay Sands is the skypark observation deck that is hugely popular among tourists. Up here you get to admire the beautiful Singapore night sceneries including the city skyline of the Central Financial District, Straits of Singapore, and view of Garden by the bay from above.

Here you get to see how Singapore turn it's river into a reservoir that is both sustainable and a family recreational place. A very nice and cool big open spaces for families with kids to run and fly kites while enjoying the peace and tranquility.