Singapur

Editor's Choice

Singapore's landscape blends historical heritage with futuristic design. This selection features the UNESCO-listed Botanic Gardens, established in 1859, and the 101-hectare Gardens by the Bay with its iconic Supertrees and biodomes. Cultural sites include the Tang-style Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and the unique mythological dioramas of Haw Par Villa. For modern leisure, the list covers the 10-kilometer Southern Ridges trail system, the vibrant street art of Haji Lane, and Chijmes, a former 19th-century convent repurposed into a Neo-Gothic entertainment complex.

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

Tang-style Buddhist temple and museum complex housing a sacred tooth relic. The four-story building features architecture inspired by the Tang Dynasty and the Buddhist Mandala.

The Southern Ridges

10-kilometer network of trails and walkways connecting Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, and Kent Ridge Park. The system features elevated walkways, scenic viewpoints, and lush greenery.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

Tropical botanical garden founded in 1859, featuring a collection of over 10,000 plant species across 74 hectares. It serves as a significant center for botanical research and plant conservation.

Haji Ln

Located in the Kampong Glam district, this narrow street is lined with petit storehouses that house various souvenir shops, fashion…

Haw Par Villa

This peculiar theme park is dotted with huge dioramas and statues depicting Chinese legends, folklore, and mythological notions.

Gardens by the Bay

Sprawling urban park and horticultural destination featuring iconic architectural biodomes and massive vertical gardens. This 101-hectare site contains over 20,000 plant species within three distinct waterfront gardens.

Chijmes

This former Catholic convent with Neo-Gothic chapel now serves as an entertainment venue.