This centrally located Singapore park is bound by Connaught Drive, Esplanade Drive, Stamford Road and the left bank of the Singapore River. The historic park was established in 1943 and was redeveloped in 1991. The park is home to several landmarks and points of interest. Esplanade Park is essentially a long open stretch of ground along the seafront. The park was originally called Padang which means field in Malay.

This park gets its name from the famous statue which adorns its lawns. The Merlion is a fish and lion mix and the national symbol of Singapore. The park is located near Marina Bay and is home to two of the famous Merlions, the mother Merlion and her cub. The park was designed as an emblem for the Singapore Tourism Board in 1964 and officially opened in 1972.

Singapore's oldest Hindu temple was constructed in 1827 for use by immigrants from Nagapatman and Cuddalore in Southern India. It was originally constructed of wood but in 1843 took on a more sturdy form made with plaster and brick. The temple is dedicated to the goddess of healing epidemic diseases, Mariamman. The temple stands in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown and has a stunningly beautiful faade that will take your breath away. This is an interactive museum focused on the urban planning of Singapore and showing the development of the city and its transformation over the last half a century. The museum highlights the policies of the city-state and how they are implemented in the urban environment. It looks at reclamation of land, tall buildings, the gardens and parks and amenities of the city.

The major complaint previous was the street was too hot and messy. The rejuvenated street now boosts of glass-canopy shelter with cooling system, and it is fully pedestrianised (no vehicles allowed

Singaporeans take their food very seriously.Bad restaurants don't survive here for long, and good ones have long queues and are impossible to get into.While Singapore has plenty of five-star fine dining options, most people opt to eat street food in the hawker centers, which are open-air food courts where vendors prepare everything from Malaysian curries to Indian roti and Chinese noodle soups.

Available in soup or dry versions, fishball noodles is a much-loved local dish thats enjoyed anytime of the day. The dry-tossed version is especially tricky to master, as it relies on a careful blend of sambal and condiments, as well as skill in cooking the noodles.

Just an ordinary songTo a special girl like youFrom a simple guyWho's so in love with you

Verse 2:I may not have much to showNo diamonds that glowNo limousinesTo take you where you go.

Chorus 1:But if you ever find yourselfTired of all the games you playWhen the world seems so unfairYou can count on me to stayJust take some timeTo lend an earTo this ordinary songJust an ordinary songTo a special girl like youFrom a simple guyWho's so in love with you

I don't even have the looksTo make you glance my wayThe clothes I wearMay just seem soabsurdBut deep inside of me is youYou give life to what I doAll those years may see you throughStill I'll be waiting here for youIf you have timePlease lend an earTo this ordinary song