Exploring Singapore by Night

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The Lion City is as gorgeous as it gets. With its immaculately kept sidewalks to its picturesque skyline, it truly is a remarkably beautiful place. However, Singapore is much more than just a pretty face. Aside from the usual stops to Universal Studios and the Merlion statues, Singapore also has a multitude of things to see and do even after the sun goes down. Read on to find out what else this South East Asian island has to offer.

This tropical city makes it comfortable to step out at night. There is no need for bulky jackets or those absurd looking snow boots. Dress comfortably and get ready for a crazy, once in a lifetime experience at The Singapore Night Safari. Where else will you get a chance to see dozens of different animals up close and personal? The night safari does not have any cages which makes your journey extra exciting. You can tour the safari by way of tram or hike along a trail. There are also some educational shows and attractions that allow you to see some of the animals and their extraordinary survival skills.

For those that would like a guided tour of Singapore, try the Singapore by Night Tour. This 4 hour tour starts at 6:30 pm. This tour comes complete with drop offs and pick-ups to and from your hotel as well as dinner. Enjoy your dinner by the river followed by a breathtaking view of the cityscape. After taking a good amount of pictures the tour will pass by the Benjamin Sheares Bridge en route to Bugis street. The tour guide will then show guests around the night market where you can shop for little souvenirs and other great bargains.

Singapore has a very busy nightlife in terms of bars and pubs. After hours, the city seems to transform itself from a stuffy business district to a street lined with jazz bars, restaurants, karaoke clubs, massage parlors and what ever else you can think of. Location is crucial when it comes to setting the tone for the type of night you want to have. If you are looking for a more relaxed atmosphere, hang out around Clark Quay. Geylang is the most popular of the six red light districts. Holland Village is a famous venue and is usually filled with younger folks along with a sprinkle of expats. For those that crave a bit of luxury and love anything that looks fancy, the Civic District's Nightlife will surely put a smile on your face. Last but definitely not the least, Orchard Road has a good assortment of pretty much everything.

There is so much more to Singapore that you need to see it all for yourself. Book a trip to the Lion City via a premium airline in the Philippines such as Seair. For more information, please visit http://www.flyseair.com .

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