Guía de viaje de Singapur

Even as the aircraft lands at Singapore's Changi Airport, visitors are struck by the manicured lawns and symmetrical trees that line the immaculate roads. Singapore is obviously very different from most Asian countries. There are no signs of the usual chaos, poverty or noise here. Its orderliness is its trademark; Singapore seems to function like a well-oiled machine. Most visitors are instantly enchanted by the lush tropical foliage, sparkling waters and sandy beaches of the island. Singapore captivates tourists with its endless shopping malls, nature parks, theme parks and above all its cuisine; particularly at its famous Hawker's Centers. Walk through Chinatown, Arab Street and Little India and imbibe their unique flavors. Take a bumboat ride on Singapore River that runs through the city and admire the post-modern architecture, cheek by jowl with colonial monuments. Don't miss a photo-op with the symbol of Singapore, the Merlion at the river's mouth.