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.
A 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.
B 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.
C 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.
D Haji Ln
Located in the Kampong Glam district, this narrow street is lined with petit storehouses that house various souvenir shops, fashion…
E Haw Par Villa
This peculiar theme park is dotted with huge dioramas and statues depicting Chinese legends, folklore, and mythological notions.
F 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.
G Chijmes
This former Catholic convent with Neo-Gothic chapel now serves as an entertainment venue.
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