Mount Serapong, Singapore

Catch an award-winning outdoor night show, The Wings of Time, where the display of water of the South China Sea along with laser, fire and music has been used to create a beautiful love story displayed on the huge water screen. Be fascinated as you watch the story of Shahbaz, a prehistoric bird, unfold before you. Get engrossed in his adventures of travelling along with mystical landscapes with his friends Rachel and Felix.

Nestled in the Downtown East neighborhood, Wild Wild Wet is Singapore’s largest and most inclusive water park. A host of complex slide playgrounds, lazy pools and family attractions make the park so popular with visitors across all ages. Wild Wild Wet features an outdoor spa and jacuzzi as well. The park’s children’s training school, the Happy Fish Swim School, is designed to initiate very young children into their first steps in water.

Truly a wonderland for the chirpy and quirky kids, the Westgate Wonderland is a small yet bustling park, perfect for children between 2 to 10. It is the largest rooftop playground in Singapore that is located on the 4th floor of the popular mall, Westgate. The park is very colourful and attractive with larger than life replicas of celebrated imaginary floral characters.

Built across 70,000 sq. ft. beachfront, Wave House Sentosa offers exhilarating relaxation and entertainment. Without requiring oceanic swells, Wave House Sentosa homes to a special wave machine which pumps water from a trampoline surface. Asia’s largest artificial wave generating zone, Book Wave House Sentosa Tickets to enjoy the challenging rides for adventure enthusiasts.

Dive into Vincent Van Gogh's universe at Singapore's Van Gogh Expo, located in Resorts World Sentosa. This vast 17,000 sq. feet space brings over 300 iconic artworks to life, immersing you in masterpieces like 'Starry Night'. Unique to Singapore are displays blending traditional Japanese artistry. Venture deeper with a VR exploration of Van Gogh's genius, and even channel your own artistic flair. Recognized by CNN among the world's top experiences, it's Southeast Asia's art highlight.

South Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park, Universal Studios Singapore is a big crowd-puller with children and adults alike. The attractions here are spread across 6 different themed zones, namely Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, and Far Far Away. The Park features various rides and attractions catering to all age groups.