Around 59 years ago, a tiny harbor nation measuring roughly 30 km long and 40 km wide decided to seize control of its destiny. Thus, Singapore was born on 9th August 1965.
Emerging from a tumultuous past marked by colonial exploitation and wartime devastation, Singapore faced formidable challenges. Once little more than a fishing village plagued by disease and decrepit colonies, the nation was in dire straits.
The legacy of British and Japanese occupation left behind a litany of military failures and a populace yearning for stability and progress.
Unsurprisingly, neither the British nor the Japanese are glorified in the exhibits of the Singapore National Museum, which instead document the resilience and tenacity of the local people.
The Modern Miracle: Determination, Discipline, and Development
Singapore's transformation into a global powerhouse is a tale of three fundamental values:
Determination
Discipline
Development.
Determination was key as the fledgling nation faced its post-independence challenges head-on. Without natural resources, Singapore invested heavily in its human capital, prioritizing education and skills development. This foresight laid the foundation for a knowledgeable and adaptable workforce capable of driving economic growth.
Discipline permeates every aspect of Singaporean society. The city-state is renowned for its rigorous law enforcement and stringent regulations, which have fostered an environment of safety and efficiency. This discipline extends to the daily lives of Singaporeans, manifesting in their courteous behavior and communal harmony.
Development is evident in Singapore's impressive infrastructure and urban planning. The cityscape, adorned with modern skyscrapers and lush green spaces, reflects a blend of aesthetic appeal and functional design. Continuous investment in technology and innovation ensures that Singapore remains at the forefront of global advancements.
One pass covers all your transport needs
Fondly known as MRT (Mass Rapid Transport)
Our Travel Plan
Day 1
Reach Singapore Terminal 2 at 6.05pm
Clear immigration
Buy MRT tickets
Go from Terminal 2 to JewelÂ
Visit Canopy park (if possible) and ride SkyTrain
Day 2
Afternoon time - SEA Aquarium
Evening time - Gardens By the Bay -Â
Special shows -Tulipmania(FlowerDome) and Borealis light and sound show (Supertree grove at 9pm to 9.30pm) (Normal light and sound at 7.45pm and 8.45pm)
https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en/things-to-do/calendar-of-events.html
Day 3
Whole day - Universal Studios
Sci-fi city - Transformers meet + Ride
Egypt - Revenge of mummy + treasure hunter
New York - Light, camera, action
Far far away - kids roller coaster
Lost world - Canopy flyer + Dino soarin + Rapids + Meet (Hatched + Raptor)
Waterworld show timings - 1.15pm and 3.30pm
Wings of Time (Timings 7.40pm to 8pm)
Day 4
Morning - National Museum
Late afternoon - Singapore River Cruise
Evening - Merlion park - Free Spectra light show at 8pm and 9pm
Day 5
Morning - Visit Little India and Mustafa market
Flight to KL - 8.45pm
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