What are the interesting places in Singapore? Specifically, it is best to have photos.

Singapore is an island city located at the southern tip of Malay Peninsula. It consists of 57 small islands with an area of only 64 1 km2. It is one of the major tourist attractions in the world. With the prospect of becoming a tourist city, Singapore not only has various scenic spots, but also updates them from time to time to meet the needs of tourists. These attractions include the world's first night zoo, Jurong Bird Park, Underwater World and Dolphin Paradise, Singapore Zoo, Botanical Garden with tens of thousands of Hu Jihua plants, Intimate Pavilion, Syracuse and so on. Singapore is a small, beautiful, clean and green garden city, with trees on both sides of the road and small gardens and lawns everywhere. Rich historical and multicultural background has created various styles of buildings, landmarks, churches, temples and so on. Merlion Park is one of them. It is the most well-known and has become a symbol of Singapore. Raffles Hotel is the birthplace of the famous cocktail "Singapore Sling" and the first choice for famous writers and movie stars from all over the world, such as Michael Jackson, to stay in Singapore. In addition, various museums, mosques of Muslim culture, brightly colored Hindu temples and even Buddhist temples all show the historical details of Singapore from the past to the present. Transparent and quiet sky, exotic flowers and trees, unique churches, sculptures and fountains appearing on the streets from time to time … make your trip to Singapore enjoyable and unforgettable. List of attractions: Huaba Mountain, Raffles Bronze Statue, Sentosa, Civil War Monument, Merlion Park, Municipal Building, Tianfu Palace, Sentosa Music Fountain, Chinatown. According to Singaporean legend, the Sri Lankan prince of national subjugation accompanied his father to patrol bintan island. The prince married Princess bintan island for a hundred years and became the king of bintan island. One day, he went out for a cruise by boat, only to find that the boat was overturned by the violent wind and waves. The prince struggled with the wind and waves with his superb swimming skills. Just when he was exhausted, he happened to meet the lion head monster who also struggled with the wind and waves. They stayed together and finally overcame the violent waves and swam to Singapore. So he established his own kingdom on this island. Later, people called this monster as brave as a lion and as beautiful as a mermaid and worshipped it as a symbol of Singapore. In Malay, "Singapore" means "lion" and "slope" means "city". Sentosa is the third largest island outside the main island of Singapore. It is located half a kilometer south of Singapore Island, on the south bank of Geba Port and adjacent to downtown Singapore in the north. The island, formerly known as "Juehou Island", is 4 kilometers long from east to west, with the widest point of 1.6 kilometers and an area of 3.47 square kilometers. 1972 becomes a key tourist area. Sentosa, which means "quiet island", was once an uninhabited desert island. Pirates used it as a graveyard for burying the dead, so it was once called "the back of the dead". After World War II, it became the base of the British Navy. After the withdrawal of the British army, the Singapore government gradually developed it into a tourist attraction, and millions of people visit the island every year. The whole island tour is divided into two parts: on the water, an artificial lake with a length of 1.2 km and a width of 137 m is constructed by using the small bay, and there are swimming pools and various water facilities in the lake; On land, there are many professional museums and various places of entertainment. Among them, there are coral museum, wax museum, maritime exhibition hall and Japanese surrender memorial hall. At the western end of the island, there is an old castle built in 1880, named Siloso Castle, which covers an area of 4 hectares and contains ancient cannons from the 5th century. Not far from the castle is the Maritime Exhibition Hall, which consists of three exhibition halls: Singapore Harbour, Early Ships and Fisheries. This paper shows the general situation of Singapore Port Authority, including the evolution of kayaks, canoes and wooden boats, as well as the models of early warships and various fishing tools. Coral Pavilion is built by the sea and covers an area of 1.2 hectares. There is a cylindrical coral tower nearby, with a height of18.3m and a coral pavilion under it. There are four pools in the museum, which contain all kinds of beautiful living corals, starfish, sponges, anemones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, colorful underwater tropical fish and other aquatic animals. The museum also collects coral treasures of various colors and strange shapes from Pacific rim countries. The Wax Museum displays wax figures of pioneers who have made contributions to Singapore in history, and also creates nine famous historical scenes, which reproduce the features of Singapore from14th century to the end of World War II. The Japanese surrender memorial hall is a brick-wood structure, which shows the scene of Japan signing the surrender agreement in Singapore city government during World War II, and its simulated wax figure is very realistic. Sentosa Art Center has a collection of more than 300 oil paintings, watercolors and Chinese paintings, as well as works of art such as calligraphy, ceramics, sculpture and woodcut. Some painters have painted portraits for tourists on the spot. There are roller skating rinks, tennis courts, golf courses and other entertainment places on the island, covering an area of 6.5438+0.2 million square meters, making it one of the largest roller skating rinks in Southeast Asia. There are cable cars and motorboats on the island that go directly to Singapore. Sentosa's sunny, beautiful scenery, silver beaches, green Woods and beautiful flowers make this island particularly attractive. Some people call it the "Garden of Eden" described in the Bible. /lemma-PHP/dispose/view.php/90887.htm Merlion, as the symbol of Tourism Singapore (STB), first appeared in 1964. This lionfish standing on the waves soon became a symbol of Singapore. Merlion was designed by Fraser Bruner, then curator of Van Crever Aquarium. Merlion's lion head represents a magical beast recorded in the book & gt, which was seen on this small island in the park by Prince San Niro Udama of Sanfo Qi Kingdom in 1 1 century A.D., and later it was known that it was a lion. In this regard, the prince named the island "Singapura". In Sanskrit, "Singapura" means "Singa" and "pura". Fishtail symbolizes the ancient city of Temasek before the prince discovered the island, and represents that Singapore was developed from a small fishing village. The Merlion statue is 8.6 meters high and weighs 70 tons. It is made of concrete by the late famous Singaporean craftsman Lin Nansheng. Another lion with a small tail, which is 2 meters high and weighs 3 tons, is also the work of Mr. Lin. The lion's body is made of concrete, its surface is covered with ceramic scales, and its eyes are small red cups.