Travellers will explore the majestic Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, a serene oasis in the heart of Chinatown. They will admire the intricate architecture, vibrant Buddhist art, and sacred relics housed within the temple. A peaceful stroll through the prayer halls offers insight into Buddhist traditions, while the rooftop garden provides a tranquil space for reflection amidst the bustling city.

At Thian Hock Keng Temple, travellers will step back in time to experience one of Singapore's oldest and most beautiful Hokkien temples. This historic site, built in the 1800s, is dedicated to Ma Zu Po, the Taoist goddess of the sea. Visitors will marvel at the intricate architecture, traditional carvings, and ornate rooftops. The temple offers a glimpse into Singapore's rich cultural heritage, and the peaceful atmosphere invites reflection and admiration. It’s a perfect spot to learn about Singapore’s early immigrant history while experiencing the serene beauty of this cultural gem.

At the Sultan Mosque, travellers will be awe-struck by its stunning golden dome and intricate architecture, learning about its significance in Singapore’s Islamic heritage. We’ll explore the vibrant Kampong Glam district, where you can wander through colourful streets filled with traditional shops, cafes, and art galleries. You'll discover the area’s rich history, from its roots as a Malay-Muslim enclave to its modern-day cultural revival. Whether you're enjoying the street art or trying local delicacies, this experience offers a blend of history, culture, and charm.

At Gardens by the Bay, you'll explore the stunning Supertree Grove, with its towering tree-like structures covered in lush vegetation. Wander through the Flower Dome, where you’ll be surrounded by a stunning display of plants from around the world. The Cloud Forest will leave you in awe with its mist-filled environment and cascading waterfall. It’s a place where nature meets futuristic design, offering both tranquility and wonder in the heart of Singapore.

In Chinatown, travellers will stroll through vibrant streets lined with traditional shophouses, offering a glimpse of Singapore’s rich cultural history. You'll visit the iconic Chinatown Heritage Centre to learn about the area's past, explore the bustling Chinatown Street Market for unique souvenirs, and enjoy a delicious meal at a local hawker centre, tasting authentic dishes like Hainanese chicken rice or char kway teow. The mix of old and new in Chinatown promises an immersive experience, blending cultural heritage with modern-day charm.

At Raffles Hotel, travellers will step into a world of luxury and history. As one of Singapore's most iconic landmarks, this grand colonial-style hotel offers a glimpse into the city's past. Guests will have the chance to relax at the famous Long Bar, where the original Singapore Sling was created. Here, you can enjoy an authentic Singapore Sling, a refreshing cocktail that has become synonymous with the city, priced at SGD48++. It’s a perfect blend of history, tradition, and indulgence, all in a stunning setting.