Singapore's Highlights in One Go! Top 10 Must-Visit Places for First-Time Travelers.

Singapore, with an area of only 728 square kilometers, boasts amazing tourism appeal! Whether you love the hustle and bustle of a metropolis, the charm of traditional culture, or even yearn for the baptism of nature, Singapore has it all! KINNSO has carefully selected 10 must-visit attractions for your Singapore independent trip, guaranteed to make your experience exciting and unforgettable! Let's set off to the Lion City and embark on an amazing adventure!

Dubbed the "World's Most Beautiful Zoo," Singapore Zoo, spanning 28 hectares, embraces an "open-concept" design, allowing animals to live in natural environments free from cages or barriers. The park houses over 2,800 species of animals, including Asian elephants, white rhinoceroses, giraffes, and orangutans. Besides admiring the adorable creatures, visitors can participate in various interactive experiences such as feeding giraffes and having breakfast with orangutans – a fantastic destination for both adults and children! Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, 729826 Opening Hours: Daily from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm Getting There: Take the North South Line MRT to Ang Mo Kio station, then transfer to bus number 138.

This island can be said to be a holiday paradise gathering the most amusement facilities in Singapore! Not only are there Universal Studios, water adventure parks, aquariums and other theme parks, but also the breathtaking Sentosa Beach. Taking the cable car to enjoy the beautiful scenery is definitely not to be missed! Operating Hours: Open all day (operating hours for each theme park may vary) Transportation: Take the Circle Line or North East Line MRT to HarbourFront station, then transfer to Sentosa Express to arrive.

Located on Sentosa Island, Universal Studios Singapore, the first Hollywood-themed amusement park in Southeast Asia, is a must-visit for movie fans! The park is divided into seven themed zones, such as "New York" which realistically recreates the city streets; "Lost World" with its ancient and primitive atmosphere; and "Hollywood" with its neon lights and recreation of 1940s Hollywood, perfectly recreating many classic film scenes. The park boasts 28 unique rides, including the world's highest dual-track roller coaster "Battlestar Galactica," "Transformers 3D" where you battle alongside Bumblebee; and "X-Men: Uncanny Island" where you become a SHIELD agent. These are all thrilling and fun must-try attractions! In addition, the park hosts various movie-themed performances and parades throughout the year. Whether adults or children, everyone can find their own happy haven here! Opening Hours: Thursday to Monday 10:00-19:00 (Closed on Tuesday & Wednesday) Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269 Transportation: Take the MRT to HarbourFront Station and transfer to the Sentosa Express to Waterfront Station. Walk from there.

The world's largest indoor botanical garden, the famous "Supertree Grove" is a Singapore landmark! At night, there's also a light show, so beautiful it takes your breath away! The area is divided into 3 themes: East India Garden, South Africa Garden, and Mediterranean Garden, taking you on a journey around the world to experience magical flower landscapes.

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday, Sunday: 9 am to 9 pm
Friday to Saturday: 9 am to 10 pm
Transportation: Take the Circle Line or Downtown Line to Bayfront Station.

The Merlion, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, is Singapore's national symbol. There is an 8.6-meter-tall Merlion statue in the park, which is a must-visit spot for tourists to take photos. The sea view in front of the park is also very charming, making it a great place for a stroll or picnic.

Address: 1 Fullerton Rd, Singapore 049213
Opening hours: Open all day
Transportation: Take the North South Line or East West Line to Raffles Place Station.

Once an important Arab district in Singapore, it is now known for its youthful and vibrant commercial area. There are large shopping malls such as Bugis Junction and Bugis+, as well as Bugis Street pedestrian street, which sells a variety of affordable fashion apparel and accessories, making it popular among young people. In addition, Bugis retains some Arab influences, such as the Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane, which are worth visiting.

This is Singapore's oldest museum, with a rich collection showcasing historical artifacts from ancient times to the present. Besides permanent exhibitions, it also hosts various special exhibitions regularly, making it a must-visit destination for understanding Singapore! Address: 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 10 am - 7 pm, Monday Closed Transportation: Take the Circle Line to Bras Basah station, or the North South Line/East West Line to City Hall or Dhoby Ghaut station.

This building, made up of three 55-story towers and a "superyacht," is Singapore's most iconic landmark! The rooftop garden and infinity pool allow you to swim while enjoying a 270-degree view. With shopping malls, museums, theaters, and casinos, you can have everything you need for dining, entertainment, and recreation here! Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956 Opening hours: Open all day Transportation: Take the Circle Line or Downtown Line to Bayfront station.

This top-notch coastal garden is a must-visit destination for families! It boasts impressive towering tree light shows, aerial walkways, and glasshouse exhibits. The park is divided into several themed gardens, with the conservatory showcasing various unique plant ecosystems. At night, the towering tree light show paired with music is breathtakingly beautiful, captivating both adults and children alike! Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, 018953 Opening Hours: Outdoor garden open 24 hours; Conservatory daily 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Transportation: Take the Circle Line or East-West Line to Bayfront Station.

Entering Little India is like being instantly transported to India! Before your eyes are colorful traditional clothing stores, spice shops, and drool-worthy Indian restaurants. Besides shopping, don't forget to visit historical landmarks like the Hindu Temple and Abdul Gaffoor Mosque, and feel the impact of diverse cultures! Address: Serangoon Road Opening Hours: Open all day Transportation: Take the North East Line or Downtown Line to Little India Station