Marina Barrage is Singapore's very first reservoir in the city. It takes a different spin on the conventional nature-themed reservoir by interweaving greenery with city chic, giving you the height of technological sophistication among the urban vibrancy.

Situated at the heart of the up and coming Marina South district, this colossal architectural masterpiece is a must-visit. Visitors will get a chance to come face to face with stunning engineering equipment. The gallery demonstrates how the barrage ingeniously prevents flooding to the city's low-lying areas. Remember to visit the green roof to take in the sweeping Singapore city skyline. (Source: www.pub.gov.sg/marina)

An Evening at Night Safari

Night Safari, the world's first wildlife park for nocturnal animals is an eight-time winner of the Best Visitor Attraction Experience, awarded by Singapore Tourism Board. Over 1,000 animals from 115 species (of which almost 30% are threatened) inhabit the 40-hectare park.

In line with its mission to promote biodiversity, the park focuses on the captive breeding of threatened species. Over the years, it has bred Malayan tigers, Asian elephants, Malayan tapirs and Asian lions, among other endangered species. Night Safari is part of Wildlife Reserves Singapore and is a designated wildlife rescue centre by the governing authority.
(Source: www.nightsafari.com.sg)

Supper at Lau Pa Sat

After Night Safari, there will be coach transfers back to the hotel, afterwhich the coach will proceed to Lau Pa Sat. Transport, is however, provided only up to this point. For convenience, we recommend an inexpensive taxi ride back to the hotel. Do note that food and transport are at your own expenses from here.

Lau Pa Sat (or "old market" in the Hokkien dialect) was Singapore's first wet market with 150 years of history. It has been gazetted as a national monument since 1973 and was subsequently converted into a famous gourmet paradise food center which offers authentic local and international cuisine. At night, the side street is closed to traffic and transformed into "Satay Street" with stalls that grill and serve satay in the open air, hawker store - the old fashioned way.

Located in the heart of Singapore's business district, expect to find delectable hawker style food fare that presents Singaporeans’ national obsession with street food. See and experience what our multi-cultural society has brought about in the local cuisine at the food centre, with namely Malay, Chinese, Indian and Nonya influences. (Source: www.laupasat.biz)