
12-13 hour flight to get there + GMT +8hrs
Flights to
Official languages:- Chinese, Malay, Tamil and English
Population about 4.5 million people
Streets are clean –astonishing greenery everywhere
British visitors do not need a visa to get to
You don’t require any specific vaccinations
Average trip to
Most exotic and diverse food in the world
Get round fast with the Tourist network
Singaporeons favourite past-times are shopping and eating
Raffles was a brilliant administrator, adventurer, botanist and wildlife expert.
In 1819, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles of the British East India Company landed in
In1963 the government launched a national tree-planting compaign
Between 1977 and 1987 the river underwent a huge clean-up and nowadays the bumboat once shuttles bearing cargo , now only carry tourists.
Population see themselves first as Singaporeans and secondly as Chinese, Malays, Indians or Eurasians. 75% are Chinese , 13.7% are Malay and Indians are 8.7%
Although
Governed as a British colony until 1959.
25 miles long and 14miles wide, it’s on tip of Malay Penninsula. It’s 85 miles north of the equator.
When to go:- Being so close to the equator
English is spoken everywhere
Drinking water is safe to drink.
Resorts World is being built – a six-hotel and casino complex with Universal Studios Singapore as the highlight – due to be completed in2010