Singapur

Famous Places 

zoologico de Singapur
The Singapore Zoo (Former Singapore Zoological Gardens) is acclaimed as one of the world's most spectacular zoos. The use of natural barriers like streams, rock walls and vegetation to separate animals from visitors enhances the "open" zoo concept. Spreading over 28 hectares, it is home to over 3,600 mammals, birds and reptiles, including rare and endangered species. The Zoo's orang utan breeding programme has created a large community of these gentle, endangered species. 

The breeding programme has also witnessed the first tropical birth of a polar bear. Other endangered species like the Malayan tiger, the white rhino, proboscis monkey, komodo dragon and the sealion have also found a haven in the zoo. A highlight is the Fragile Forest - an exciting and educational display of ecosystems and rainforest culture.

A regular tram service that covers the entire Zoo offers an excellent overview of the attractions. The commentary provides useful information. However, to fully appreciate the zoo, the tram introduction should be complemented by a walking tour.

isla Sentosa

Beach lovers can enjoy exciting games and sea sports along the 3.2-km long sandy beaches stretching across Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong. You can indulge in a host of leisure activities such as cycling, in-line skating, canoeing, horse riding or simply unwind at the beach pubs. On weekends, the beach pubs will spring into action as beach volleyball fans flock to Siloso Beach for their favourite game. In recent years, Sentosa had also gained international fame for holding some of Singapore's most exciting themed events like the Sentosa Sandsation (an international sandsculpting event), Black Moon Foam Parties, Zouk Out Dance Festival and Sentosa's yearly Countdown Parties right here!

it is situated along the Marina Bay and covers an area of about six hectares. The credit for building such a magnificent structure goes to the DP Architects of Singapore and the Michael Wilford and Partners. The features of this hall are: The striking feature of this theatre is the Concert Hall that includes acoustics that has been designed by Russell Johnson (one of the famed acousticians of the world.). This place is aptly suited for recitation performances and concerts. The orchestral platform is able to accommodate 120 musicians and the acoustic canopy, which is movable, just lies above the orchestral platform.

The reverberation chamber of the concert hall is about the size of fourmagnanimous swimming pools and features flaps as well as computer controlled doors that are 85 in number. The Pipe Organ, another most important feature of the hall boasts of 61 stops and 4470 pipes. The Concert Hall can hold upto 1,600 people and the choir stall can hold upto 200 people and if the necessity arises it can be converted into gallery seats. You can also go for the VIP boxes to watch the performances from close quarters. The theatre can accommodate about 2,000 seats and the stage measures 23 meters in width and 39 meters in length .

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it is situated along the Marina Bay and covers an area of about six hectares. The credit for building such a magnificent structure goes to the DP Architects of Singapore and the Michael Wilford and Partners. The features of this hall are:

The striking feature of this theatre is the Concert Hall that includes acoustics that has been designed by Russell Johnson (one of the famed acousticians of the world.). This place is aptly suited for recitation performances and concerts. The orchestral platform is able to accommodate 120 musicians and the acoustic canopy, which is movable, just lies above the orchestral platform. 

The reverberation chamber of the concert hall is about the size of fourmagnanimous swimming pools and features flaps as well as computer controlled doors that are 85 in number. The Pipe Organ, another most important feature of the hall boasts of 61 stops and 4470 pipes. The Concert Hall can hold upto 1,600 people and the choir stall can hold upto 200 people and if the necessity arises it can be converted into gallery seats. You can also go for the VIP boxes to watch the performances from close quarters. The theatre can accommodate about 2,000 seats and the stage measures 23 meters in width and 39 meters in length .

The reverberation chamber of the concert hall is about the size of fourmagnanimous swimming pools and features flaps as well as computer controlled doors that are 85 in number. The Pipe Organ, another most important feature of the hall boasts of 61 stops and 4470 pipes. The Concert Hall can hold upto 1,600 people and the choir stall can hold upto 200 people and if the necessity arises it can be converted into gallery seats. You can also go for the VIP boxes to watch the performances from close quarters.

The theatre can accommodate about 2,000 seats and the stage measures 23 meters in width and 39 meters in length .

Typical Food

Laksa

Ingredients

Paste: 
Shollots ,Candle nuts ,Garlic ,Tumeric ,Dried Chillies 

and: 
dried shrimps ,lemon grass - bruised ,laos - bruised ,tomatoes ,fish sauce ,fried bean,curd (tao pok) - quartered up, laksa leaves - absolutely crucial fish balls (or sliced boiled chicken) ,cockles - fresh ,stock ,salt ,prawns ,coconut milk ,thick rice noodle 

the ‘original’ laksa

The original Hokken  

Singapore hotels

 The Marina Mandarin Singapore is a world-class, 5-star luxury hotel that enjoys an excellent location in the heart of the city.

With breathtaking views of Marina Bay and the financial district, the hotel also offers convenient access to  the Marina Square Shopping Mall, and is directly opposite the Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre and The Esplanade – Singapore’s Performing Arts Centre.

With a distinctively majestic atrium soaring through 21 levels of the hotel, Marina Mandarin Singapore is imbued with a philosophy of providing Asian grace, warmth and care in an atmosphere of relaxed elegance.

Pan Pacific Singapore Hotel, with its proximity to the Central Business District, is located in the heart of Marina Bay, a shopping haven of over 500 shops and restaurants near the Singapore River. The hotel offers direct access to the Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre via a sky bridge. In fact, this luxury hotel in the heart of Singapore, is walking distance from many historic landmarks, such as the Padang,stage to some of the most significant national events, the Cenotaph and the commemorative landing site of Sir Stamford Raffles - founder of modern Singapore.