Singapore's hawker culture is UNESCO-listed: open-air food courts with dozens of stalls serving cheap, excellent local dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, char kway teow and chilli crab. Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat and Old Airport Road are favourites.
Reserve a table with a packet of tissues, the local custom. Some stalls have Michelin recognition and long queues.
Singapore's historic ethnic quarters. In Chinatown, see the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and the Sri Mariamman Hindu temple.
Three hotel towers topped by a 340 m 'SkyPark' shaped like a ship, with an observation deck and the famous infinity pool (for hotel guests only).
A futuristic garden beside Marina Bay with the Supertree Grove, giant tree-like structures up to 50 m tall covered in plants, linked by a skyway.
Singapore's resort island, just off the south coast and joined to the city by a road bridge, a monorail and a cable car.
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