Tourism is continually infesting this cultural section of Singapore, with shops and sreet vendors offering a glimpse into the days of old.

This ritzy shopping and dining area is often referred to as the "Park Avenue" of Singapore.

Exhibit highlights of this diverse cultural museum include a ninth-century Buddha and a Chinese snuff box.

Highlighted by its round congregation hall and louvered windows, this architectural beauty was the first Christian church in Singapore.

This 200-acre reserve, situated north of the island, is home to over 150 species of rare and exotic birds.

Fort Canning in Singapore is a beautiful island with a multi cultural history.  The valuable port access has made Singapore the site of many wars and power struggles.  There is much history preserved...

This museum honors POWs who died during the Japanese occupation of Singapore in World War II.

This mosque is open daily to visitors and represents the center of the Muslim community in Singapore.

Wild Wild Wet is a water park located in NTUC Downtown East, Pasir Ris - Singapore. All visitors will receive FunKey as the ticket and used to make any transactions or payments in the park as well...

Historic Taoist temple near Singapore's waterfront.

The Carlsberg Sky Tower is Singapore’s highest observation tower of a height of 110 metres which is about 36 floors high located at Sentosa. It has views at a height of 131 metres above sea level...