Singapore

Singapore's Chinatown mixes historic shophouses with modern buildings. Streets lined with lanterns lead through markets, hawker stalls and temples such as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple.

Gardens by the Bay is a 101-hectare garden in Marina Bay, Singapore, featuring Supertrees up to 50 metres tall, an indoor waterfall, and a Flower Dome with blooms from around the world.

Arab Street and Haji Lane sit at the centre of Singapore's Muslim Quarter, mixing traditional textile shops and carpet merchants with modern boutiques, street art and Middle Eastern cafes.

Founded in 1987, Jumbo Seafood is a well-known Singapore restaurant serving Chilli Crab and Black Pepper Crab.

Little India is a lively Singapore enclave on Serangoon Road, known for spice shops, sari sellers, restored shophouses, the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple and the round-the-clock Mustafa Centre.

Marina Bay Sands is a Singapore resort opened in 2010, with three towers topped by a cantilevered SkyPark holding the world's largest infinity pool, 57 storeys up.

Maxwell Food Centre in Singapore's Chinatown has over 100 hawker stalls serving local dishes including Tian Tian Chicken Rice and fried oyster omelette.

Merlion Park sits on the Marina Bay waterfront near One Fullerton. Its 8.6-metre Merlion statue, a lion-headed, fish-bodied national symbol, spouts water into the bay and is lit up at night.

Jewel Changi Airport houses the world's tallest indoor waterfall, over 280 shops and eateries, more than 2,000 trees, and a rooftop Canopy Park with net walks and mazes.

Toast Box is a modern Singapore restaurant chain serving traditional Singaporean breakfast, including kaya toast, inspired by the coffee and breakfast shops of 1960s Singapore.

JEN Singapore Tanglin by Shangri-La is a contemporary hotel located in the heart of Singapore's shopping district, Orchard Road.