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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to explore the wildlife during the night time? Sounds interesting right? Well then now is the time you should head out for the night safari in Singapore. Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal zoo which is already a hit among the people all over the world. The Night Safari right now houses more than 2,500 animals with more than 130 species, of which 38% are undermined species. The Night Safari is overseen by Wildlife Reserves Singapore. It is separated into seven geological zones, which can be investigated either by walking by means of four strolling trails, or by cable car. Highlights: The animals of the Night Safari, includes from Indian rhinoceros to tarsiers, are made obvious by lighting that looks like moonlight. In spite of the fact that it is brighter than full moonlight by a couple of requests of greatness, it diminishes enough not to aggravate nighttime and crepuscular creatures' conduct. London based lighting originator Simon Corder made the lighting for Night Safari. Location: The Night Safari is located at 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore. Price: The cost is INR 2030/SGD 40 

When it comes to enjoying the 360-degree panoramic view of the pictorial country then Asia's largest giant observation wheel, the Singapore Flyer is the ideal destination and one of the best Places to Visit in Singapore.Located in Raffles Avenue, this giant wheel is positioned at a height of 165 meters from the ground and its about as tall as 42 storeys building providing a magnificent scenic view from the top. It a magical experience of full 30 minutes with loads of thrill in one of those 28 fully air-conditioned glass capsules. Be it Raffles Palace, Singapore River, Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Padang and Empress Palace one can fetch a bird’s eye view from the Flyer. To have an experience of wine and dine in the clouds in Singapore Flyer in flight packages where one can yummiest food with coolest drinks.Location: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore.Timings: 8:30am to 10:30pm Price: The cost is INR 1700/SGD 33 

For those who love to spend some time in nature, then Garden by the Bay is a must-visit destination for you while in Singapore. Garden by the Bay is a nature stop traversing 101 hectares (250 sections of land) of recovered land in focal Singapore, contiguous the Marina Reservoir. The park center comprises of three waterfront gardens likely Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden and Bay Central Garden. The biggest of the patio nurseries is Bay South Garden at 54 hectares. Highlights: Bay South Garden is the biggest of the patio nurseries. Motivated by an orchid, the plan takes after Singapore's national bloom, Vanda 'Miss Joaquim'. You can't miss the monstrous Supertrees here. These tree-formed vertical greenery enclosures are between nine to 16 stories tall. Stroll on the suspended walkway between two Supertrees to appreciate a 10,000 foot perspective of the greenhouses. At night, get the sky show of choreographed lights and sounds at the Garden Rhapsody in the midst of the Supertrees. Location: The Park is located at 8 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore. Price: The cost is INR 1210/SGD 24

Ever wondered what it is to be like watching the half of Singapore from the tallest of a building. Well now here it is. Tiger Sky Tower is one of the tallest buildings in Singapore. As Tiger Sky Tower tenderly turns up to 131 meters above sea level, begin blazing out your cameras or take it easy in the air-molded lodge to relish 360-degree all-encompassing perspectives over Sentosa's renowned shorelines and attractions. Be hypnotized by perspectives of Singapore's cityscape and discover a look at neighboring Indonesia and Malaysia too! Highlights: The Sky Tower has a limit of 72 in its encased, aerated and cooled lodge. The day and night see from the tower guarantee to be both grand and amazing. Appropriate for all ages, the Sky Tower is a key purpose of intrigue and structures a particular point of interest as it delicately rotates to survey tallness of right around 50 stories over the encompassing regular greenery. Location: Tiger Sky Tower is situated on Sentosa Island of Singapore. Price: The cost is INR 925/SGD 18 for adults and INR 515/SGD 10 for children. 

If you are a lover of nature then and want to spend some time exploring the vivid flora and fauna then Jurong Bird Park is the perfect place for you. Jurong Bird Park is a standout amongst the most famous bird park with a portion of the biggest free-flying aviaries in the world. In territories that mirror their naturalistic surroundings, Jurong Bird Park is home to the shades of the world, as Asia's biggest fledgling park with a gathering of more than 5,000 feathered creatures crosswise over 400 species. Highlights: While visiting the park you can also indulge in some other activities. Climb into the wondrous and biggest stroll in an aviary, the Waterfall Aviary that houses more than 600 winged animals and additionally a 30-meter high waterfall. Location: The Jurong Bird Park is located at 2 Jurong Hill, Singapore Price: The cost is INR 1250/SGD 25

While you are visiting Singapore this time make it a point to visit the Singapore zoo. Since 1973, Singapore Zoo has been known for having among the most delightful untamed life stop settings on the planet, where creatures wander unreservedly in open and naturalistic living spaces. Highlights: The natural surroundings consolidate exceptional review elements, for example, raised stages to see our giraffe display, submerged exhibitions to see the watery universes of otters, pygmy hippos and mammoth estuarine crocodiles, and glass observatories to see creatures, for example, the savage cheetahs and lions. Location: The Singapore zoo is located at 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore. Price: The cost is INR 1525/SGD 30

Started in 1974, the Singapore Cable Car was the very first cableway in the whole of the country and remains the only one to date. Apart from acting as a mode of transportation for the local commute, the Singapore cable car has become more of a tourist attraction for travelers from all around the world. It connects the top of Mount Faber Park to Sentosa Island. The Singapore cable car offers you a great scenic experience with a 360 degrees Aerial view of the beautiful HarbourFront Skyline of Sentosa. Moreover, it is the only cable car around the world that crosses over a highway, through a corporate building, and finally over a cruise bay into Sentosa Island. This fun ride has become so famous over the time that it has become one of the most favorite attractions for visitors in Singapore.This ropeway consists of a total number of 3 stations, namely the Mount Faber Station, the HarbourFront Station, and the Sentosa Station. There are two supporting towers situated in between either of the stations. The total distance covered by the cable car adds up to 1650m and the trip duration from the first station to the last station comes to around a total of 15 minutes. The system currently consists of 67 cabins, each capable of accommodating 8 adults. The cable car system can transport up to 200 people on an hourly basis. This ride must be there on your to-do list whenever you plan to visit Singapore.

Battlestar Galactica is a set of popular roller coasters at the Universal Studio Singapore, which is an amusement and entertainment park in Singapore. Battlestar Galactica comprises two rides, which is Human vs. Cylon. Indicative of the name, the Cylon is an inverted roller coaster, which has five inversions. These are corkscrew, cobra roll, a vertical loop and a zero-g roll. The other coaster is the Human, which has a Colonial Viper. It is a more subtle ride and is suited for people who want to avoid inversions. These are the highest duelling roller coasters in the world. The Universal Studios Singapore remains to be the only Universal Studios amusement park till date which has a Battlestar Galactica roller coaster. The tourists and visitors love the ride because of the sudden and drastic speed it takes along with ascents, lifts and drops that add to the thrill of the ride. According to the engineers at the Human track gives the rider more of a G-force experience as compared to people sitting on the Cylon track. The coasters were inaugurated in 2010. It was not active between 2013 and 2015. The roller coaster was closed for more than a year and it was in November 2014 that its reopening was announced. In 2015 the coasters opened again with new trains. During this period the ride vehicles seating was reduced from four to two-abreast seating. In 2016, some riders were stuck on the ride because of a technical glitch. This was sorted out about an hour later.