Saw the cherry blossoms exhibition at world trade.
12 animals from the chinese horoscopes made up of cherry blossoms.



Get ready for a fascinating encounter with the biggest replica of Singapore's most enduring symbol - The Merlion. Standing at 37 metres high, this half-lion, half-fish creature brings you to the depth of the sea as you walk side-by-side with legendary sea dragons and mythical mermaids. Relive the origins of the Merlion in an enchanting animation feature and discover what fortune lies in store for you at the mouth of the Mercubs. (Only a merlion keychain...)


Stroll down the Merlion Walk, a 120-metre-long Gaudi-inspired mosaic walkway.

Get a glimpse of the Merlion view where you will be rewarded with a 360° view of Sentosa and Singapore's southern shores. From the Mouth Gallery Viewing Deck on level 9, you can even spot Singapore's impressive skyline.


Singapore's tallest observatory tower offers panoramic views at 131 metres above sea level across Singapore, Sentosa, Southern Islands, right up to neighboring Malaysia and the Indonesian islands. The Carlsberg Sky Tower has a capacity of 72 in its enclosed, air-conditioned cabin. Day or night, views from the tower promise to be both scenic and breathtaking. Located adjacent to the Sentosa cable car station, the Carlsberg Sky Tower is a key point of interest and forms a distinctive landmark as it soars above the surrounding natural greenery.
Tower height: 110m
View height: 131m from sea level
Tower column diameter: 2.5m
Foundation diameter: 15m
Cabin capacity: 72 persons

Stroll through the lush surrounds of the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom and allow 1,500 live butterflies – from over 50 species – to flutter about you as you enjoy the cool outdoor conservatory.
Watch the blossoming of new life at the Live Pupae house or admire up to 3,000 species of the world's most beautiful and rare insects, which includes the largest Dynastes Hercules beetle ever recorded – all 160mm of it!

Singapore's only preserved coastal fort stands as an important window to our colonial past and a poignant reminder of the war years. Life-sized replicas, interactive exhibits and even authentic aromas are lovingly recreated. Visitors can browse through more than 245 photographs, documents and film clips on display. When 'classes' are over, head out into the sunshine and examine actual 17th century guns and cannons, or explore the old tunnels. And while you're here, be sure to check out two new docudramas about the war years, three new routes and some brand-new exhibits, guaranteed to make history leap out at you.




















Picture the tropical isle in perfect bloom, filled with a medley of rainbow colours at every corner, round-island footpaths, roundabouts, boardwalks and roads lined with effervescent flora and flourishing shrubbery, bursting with vivid shades.Witness the transformation of Fountain Gardens into fantastical expressions of giant-size garden tools, garden creatures, plants and many more. Evoke your senses with a whole new discovery of unique species such as herb, bizarre and poisonous flowers. The garden will also feature and welcome the new Chinese Zodiac year of the dog with the prosperity dogs and puppies displays.




















Experience the magic behind the history of Singapore! Here, legend, fact and folklore are creatively interwoven for guests to enjoy the special "I am there" experience. Images of Singapore is a journey to the very soul of Singapore – a place where cultural diversity, unity of values, adventure, perseverance and honor converge like nowhere else in the world. A must-
visit for every visitor!