What are the best tourist attractions in Singapore?

(Singapore City) The capital of Singapore. National business center. A famous port city and financial center in Southeast Asia. Also known as "Lion City" (Malay meaning). Located in the middle of the south coast of the main island of Singapore, it strangles the throat of the Singapore Strait. It covers an area of ??98 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 2 million (1990). A port was established at the mouth of the Singapore River at the beginning of the century and gradually developed into today's Singapore port city. On both sides of the lower reaches of the Singapore River is the central district of the city, the birthplace of the country, and the political and economic core. Since the 1960s, the city has been rebuilt and its appearance has been tidy, making it known as the "Garden City". The central area of ??the city is crossed by the Singapore River, Stamford Ditch and Wucao River. Singapore's Henan coast is a prosperous business and financial institution area. Singapore's Hebei coast is home to government agencies and cultural facilities. Orchard Road to the north is a commercial street. Between Stamford ditch and Rochor River is a new residential area. There are four port areas on the southwest coast: Telok Ayer, East Lagoon, Kepa Port, and Pasir Panjang. Except for Arok Ayer, they are all container terminals. It has the longest quay wall line in Southeast Asia. Light industries with low pollution include food, clothing, plastics and electronics. There are power stations and export processing zones along the coast of Pasir Panjang. It is connected to all parts of the country by roads and ferries. There is a famous international airport. There are many high-rise buildings in the urban area, presenting a modern urban landscape.

Singapore is world-famous for its highly developed economy and important geographical location. Singapore is also an important international financial center and a typical city-state with a small area and dense population. Due to its small land area, Singapore's tourist attractions mainly rely on artificial design and construction. The more famous attractions in the city include Elizabeth Park, Botanical Gardens, Lion Head and Mermaid Park, World Trade Center Building, Singapore Zoo, etc. Famous parks on the outskirts of the city include Yuko Park, Sentosa Island, Singapore War Memorial Tower, etc. Due to its developed economy, Singapore has complete tourist facilities and high service levels, so traveling to Singapore is a very pleasant thing.

The history of Singapore is an epic filled with magnificent romance, spice trade, pirate legends, colonial overtones and the blood and tears of growth.

In the seventh century AD, Singapore was called "TEMASEK" and was the trading center of the five dynasties of Sumatra's ancient empire, Srivijaya. In the 18th century AD, Singapore had a new name "Singapura", which means "Lion City". A century later, Singapura became a bloody battlefield between military strategists. After the war, Singapore was abandoned by all parties, and all the houses were destroyed and turned into a jungle. From then on, Singapore fell into silence until the 17th century AD. In 1819, the British Sir Stamford Raffles landed on the banks of the Singapore River. Pirates were rampant at that time. He believed that Singapore was the most ideal British overseas trade base. Raffles's ideal of building Singapore into a free port was gradually realized. In the following hundreds of years, Singapore prospered. Many immigrants who worked hard to pursue personal happiness regarded Singapore as their ideal Asian paradise.