Singapore

Author: Jin Liangjun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: Although Singapore covers only 633 square kilometers, it is home to numerous tourist attractions, including some that are renowned as "the " and "the of " in Southeast Asia, Asia, and even the world. For example, the Bird Paradise at Jurong Bird Park boasts the world's largest walk-through aviary, Sentosa's Southeast Asia largest underwater world, and the Asia largest historical and cultural theme park, Tang City. The streets of Singapore are lined with lush trees, and the streets are dotted with small flowerbeds, small lawns, fragrant grass and greenery, with fresh air, earning it the nickname "Garden City Nation." This book provides an excellent reference for travelers and readers who wish to learn about Singapore's tourist landscapes and local customs through detailed information and representative images.