English reading of scenic spots in Singapore

Bukit Tima Nature Reserve Singapore is one of only two cities in the world. Although the land in Singapore is very precious, it is very rare that they still retain natural forest reserves. Bukit Ma Zhi Nature Reserve, located at the upper section of Bukit Ma Zhi Road 12km, is one of the largest virgin forest reserves in Singapore. There are more kinds of trees here than all of North America. The center of the reserve is Mount Bukit, the highest point in Singapore, with an altitude of 162.5 meters. Visitors can enjoy colorful birds, butterflies, apes and other wild animals flying among the trees. The address is177 hindeddrive and the telephone number is 1-800-468-5736.

Thousands of butterflies of different colors and varieties are on display in butterfly park and Insect Museum. When dusk comes, you can walk in the garden of the museum and see thousands of fireflies flying around you. In the insect world, there are all kinds of strange reptiles.

Chijmes is the seat of the former St. Nicholas Girls' School, the former St. Nicholas Girls' School and the St. Nicholas Girls' Middle School. The church built in 1890 is the main attraction here. Chijmes's orthodox Goethe-style building is composed of beautiful stained glass, and its front yard is designed with artificial waterfalls and fountains. It is the oldest free stop-and-visit place so far, providing visitors with an excellent rest place with historical significance. At the same time, the praise hall converted from the church often staged musicals, recitals and other plays. As one of the few remaining monasteries in the world, its exquisite Goethe-style architecture attracts a large number of photographers. There are also some art galleries, fashion shops and many restaurants, bars and cafes around chijmes. Tel: 65+(0)32778 10

China Garden has a 35-acre China Garden in Singapore. It has become an ideal place for residents living in busy cities to rest in their leisure time and weekends. Children playing and nearby residents walking leisurely can be seen everywhere in the park, and the atmosphere is carefree. This garden is located in Yuanqing Road, jurong city.

Chinatown in Singapore. It's the same as Chinatown in other countries-the streets are crowded with shops, where you can buy anything you want. Chinatown is located in the southwest of Singapore-South Bridge and New Bridge.

Changi Prison Chapel and Museum is a little-known museum in Singapore. This museum shows the historical facts of the life records of allied prisoners of war during the Japanese occupation of Singapore at the end of World War II. The building is modeled after the old church built by prisoners of war held during the Japanese occupation 1942- 1945. Many items in the museum were donated by detainees. The museum is located in Changi North Road, tel: 65+(0)5430893.

From 1920 to 1930, China Scholar Gallery is a place for gathering and entertainment of China scholars. The house includes a kitchen, a bedroom, a dining room and a living room. There are furniture, exquisite porcelain, musical instruments and used paintings in the room. It is located at T 14b, Telanganu Street, China City, and its telephone number is 65+(0)2229554.

The Civil War Memorial Hall was built to commemorate the people who died during the Japanese occupation in World War II. Because of its peculiar design and configuration, the locals affectionately call it the "Chopsticks" monument. It is located near Raffles City Building.

City Hall is the oldest Dutch building in the Far East. City Hall witnessed many historic and important moments in Singapore, including Japan's surrender to Britain and Singapore's declaration of independence. Today, it is still a public institution dealing with municipal affairs. City Hall is located on St Andrew's Road.

There are more than 1000 crocodiles in Singapore Crocodile Museum, which can be watched at close range. There is also a reptile shop in the museum. Address: No.730 Park Road, East Coast, Singapore Tel: 65+(0)4473722

East Coast Park, located next to East Coast Park, is a favorite leisure place for Singaporeans. The picturesque scenery here is pleasing to the eye. Visitors can rent a bicycle here, enjoy the scenery while riding, or lie on the beach in the sun, or go to the casino to enjoy the fun. In addition, there are bowling alleys, golf driving ranges, tennis courts, squash courts, water sports centers, East Coast sailing centers and so on.

Fort Cunningham Park was once a fortress to protect Singapore Harbour. Six hundred years ago, during the reign of the King of Malaysia, a decree was issued here. The last Malay king was buried at the foot of the park hill. /kloc-During the 0/9th century, the British came here, and Stamford Raffles chose to build government agencies and private houses here 1823. Since then, a defensive fortress has been built on this mountain. This fortress was once the residence of the British Malaysian Command during World War II. There are also artificial lakes, sculpture gardens and picnic areas in the park. Only the gates and side passages of the castle are left on the top of this mountain. Through the gate, you can climb to the top of the gate along the stairs, from which you can see the scenery of the park.

Thousands of colorful orchids have been planted in Mandeland Garden. They are planted beside natural rocks or under waterfalls, and all kinds of open orchids compete with each other. For more information, please visit their website: www.mandai.com.sg/.

Maritime museum is a coastal city, and now it is one of the largest ports in the world. All kinds of boats are displayed in the museum, as well as boats, fishing boats and children's equipment. There is also an outdoor exhibition area.

Ming Village and White Wax Museum are in Ming Garden, and you can enjoy the replicas of all kinds of priceless treasures of China in Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. These replicas were made centuries ago by molding, hand grinding, glazing, painting and firing. Here are all kinds of old and new works of gray (made of tin-lead alloy), some of which can be traced back to 100 years ago. The items on display include cigarette cases, oil lamps, lanterns and tools for making ashes. There is also a demonstration of the ash-making process every day.

Take a sightseeing cable car. From Faber Mountain, you can see a panoramic view of the busy harbor, the city and the southern islands. Enjoy delicious food and enjoy the scenery at the hilltop restaurant. You can also walk in the garden or visit Sentosa Island by cable car.

Singapore Botanical Garden has natural virgin forests and characteristic gardens. There are plumeria, roses, ferns and desert plants in the characteristic garden. The park is rich in plant resources and diverse in species, among which there are many rare plants. Here, you can see the peculiar cannonball tree, which bears huge fruits, has a brown and black shell, and is as hard as a cannonball in shape and size. You can also visit Lanpu, which has cultivated more than 60,000 different varieties. You can take many beautiful photos in the Botanical Garden and learn a lot about plants in Singapore.

Singapore Museum of History Singapore Museum of History vividly reproduces the primitive life of Singaporeans in the19th century. Including the merchant ships carrying silk from China, the life scenes of China immigrating to Singapore, the merchant ships from Indonesian islands, and the historical events such as Stanford Raffles establishing Singapore as a trading post. Singapore naval exhibition

Singapore Zoo is considered as one of the most distinctive zoos in the world. It is both a zoo and a wildlife sanctuary. In the animal exhibition area, it separates animals from tourists with a lot of natural scenery, such as streams, stone walls and vegetation, making it an "open" park. There are more than 3,000 kinds of animals living here, including Malay tigers, tamarind monkeys, cheetahs and sea lions. The plan to breed gibbons allows this endangered animal to thrive here. Trams regularly take tourists to all parts of the park and watch them while walking. The park also provides tape guides to provide you with all kinds of information. Of course, if you want to see the whole zoo, I suggest you walk after the tram tour. In addition, visitors can have breakfast with orangutans, otters and pythons and enjoy special fun. For more information, please visit their website at. SG/ Chinese/

Shuangxi Buluo Nature Park is the first wetland ecological reserve in Singapore, and it is also the main stopover for migratory birds passing through East Asia. The reserve covers an area of 87 hectares and is the best place to observe the life of birds. Address: Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore Tel: 65+(0)6690377.

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Bukit Tima Nature Reserve Singapore is one of only two cities in the world. Although the land in Singapore is very precious, it is very rare that they still retain natural forest reserves. Bukit Ma Zhi Nature Reserve, located at the upper section of Bukit Ma Zhi Road 12km, is one of the largest virgin forest reserves in Singapore. There are more kinds of trees here than all of North America. The center of the reserve is Mount Bukit, the highest point in Singapore, with an altitude of 162.5 meters. Visitors can enjoy colorful birds, butterflies, apes and other wild animals flying among the trees. The address is177 hindeddrive and the telephone number is 1-800-468-5736.

Canoeing You can rent a canoe from the operator on Sentosa Island or Changi Point in East Coast Park to enjoy the excitement and fun of canoeing. The general business hours are from 9 am to 6 pm every day.

Visit Chijmes' former Saint Nicholas Girls' Monastery, Saint Nicholas Girls' School and Saint Nicholas Girls' Middle School. The church built in 1890 is the main attraction here. Chijmes's orthodox Goethe-style building is composed of beautiful stained glass, and its front yard is designed with artificial waterfalls and fountains. It is the oldest free stop-and-visit place so far, providing visitors with an excellent rest place with historical significance. At the same time, the praise hall converted from the church often staged musicals, recitals and other plays. As one of the few remaining monasteries in the world, its exquisite Goethe-style architecture attracts a large number of photographers. There are also some art galleries, fashion shops and many restaurants, bars and cafes around chijmes. Tel: 65+(0)32778 10

Visiting the Queen's Palace Museum is one of the oldest buildings in Singapore. The emperor's harem was built in 1854, which is the palace of the emperor. Now it has been transformed into a world-class museum and exhibition center. This museum has a collection of ancient cultural relics from China and other ancient civilized societies. The museum is located at Queen's Square 1, Singapore. Tel: 65+(0)336 7633.

Go to the port by boat. You can buy tickets from Clifford Wharf of the World Trade Center and take a boat to the port. You can choose a beautifully decorated ferry that imitates the retro style of Ming Dynasty in China. During the sea tour, you can also provide refreshments and stop in Kusu.

Shopping in Little India is a gathering place of Indian ethnic groups in Singapore, just like the epitome of India. As soon as you enter Little India, you will feel the strong Indian customs. The streets are lined with dense shops and antique shops selling Indian goods and Indian restaurants. Indian women wearing beautiful saris and headscarves are the main force in commercial transactions in Zhujiao Center. The colorful Indian silk, garlands and gold jewelry provided in Indian temples, as well as the unique Indian spices in Serangou Road Shop, constitute the unique style of Little India. Come here to experience the rich Indian customs, and you will feel glad that you have come.

Visiting Go on The Night Safari (in Singapore Zoo) hides many secrets at night, and the night safari will undoubtedly make people feel more exciting. Here, you can watch rhinos and enjoy the howling of hyenas. There are *** 1200 kinds of rare wild animals living here. You can go sightseeing on foot or by tram. No matter which way you choose, the night safari is a wilderness adventure you can't miss. The address of Singapore Zoo is 80 Mandai Lake Road. For more information, please visit their website: www.zoo.com.sg/.

Shuangxi Buluo Nature Park is the first wetland ecological reserve in Singapore, and it is also the main stopover for migratory birds passing through East Asia. The reserve covers an area of 87 hectares and is the best place to observe the life of birds. Address: Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore Tel: 65+(0)6690377.

Visiting Sentosa Island Once a military base, Sentosa Island is now the most prestigious tourist attraction, attracting millions of tourists from all over the world. There are museums, parks, butterfly gardens, swimming lagoons, golf courses, large-scale roller skating rinks and other recreational facilities on the island. Ferry service is provided from 7:30 am to 6:5438+00 pm every day at the World Trade Center Pier in Singapore. You can also take the sightseeing cable car from Faber Mountain or World Trade Center. Taking the sightseeing cable car is not only convenient and fast, but also can enjoy the scenery of Singapore's busy seaports, cities and southern islands.