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The immigration that keeps this magnetic city moving comes from Malaysia, India, China and the West, as witnessed by the different neighbourhoods with their enduring, vibrant traditions. In Chinatown, a melting-pot of different customs live in harmony together, where you can visit the impressive Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, or the Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple. Along the river, near the colonial district and its inherited buildings, Clarke Quay is home to a vibrant nightlife scene and some impressive shopping centres. You'll find a tremendous range of shops to visit throughout the city, including the endless row of shopping malls which line Orchard Road: Ion, Tangs, Paragon and Takashimaya. There's also the iconic skyline of the Marina Bay Sands and its big wheel, the Singapore Flyer, which served as a dramatic backdrop of the annual Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix.

The nearby Gardens by The Bay, with their majestic Supertrees, Cloud Forest and lush plant life, represent this very green city’s designer side. As well as its many parks, Singapore is also home to an extraordinary Botanic Garden boasting an extensive collection of ginger varieties and orchids. To continue your exploration of this destination’s flora and fauna, visit the Singapore Zoo and the amazing Night Safari, or the neighbouring island of Sentosa, a resort known for its greenery and plethora of peacocks, as well as for its delightful spas and the Universal Studios theme park.

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