Singapore travel guide (graphic)

Singapore, located at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula in Asia, is one of the smallest countries in the world, and its land area is smaller than that of Hong Kong. The topography of Singapore is gentle and undulating. Its western and central regions are composed of hills, and most of them are covered by forests. The eastern and coastal areas are plains. The highest geographical point is Bukit Tima, with an altitude of163m. Although Singapore has a small land area, there are many scenic spots worth visiting, most of which are within walking distance. Singapore is mainly divided into four regions: marina bay coast, downtown Singapore; Orchard Road and Oriental City, the main shopping blocks in Singapore; The northern rainforest area is the first choice for viewing animals; Sentosa Island, a happy holiday resort. With marina bay as the center, marina bay is a rainforest area in the north, Orchard Road and the eastern city in the northeast, and Sentosa is in the southwest of marina bay. At present, direct flights across China are very frequent, reaching hundreds of times a week. In addition to direct flights, there are many low-cost connecting flights to choose from every day. Singapore's railway network is very developed, and taking the subway to various scenic spots in Singapore is the most convenient and quick way. The subway runs from 6 am to midnight. 12. Singapore is one of the few safe metropolises in the world with good public security and low crime rate. But there is still a sense of self-protection. Don't go to sparsely populated and secluded places when it is dark, especially some accident-prone places, such as Little India and Yagong. Choose hotels in Garang and Ayouni carefully, especially for tourists with children. There are many non-Chinese immigrants in this area, and it is close to the red light district. It is recommended not to consider it.