Singapore

Singapore - Mariana bay at night
Singapore - Mariana bay at night

Where I was before Singapore:  Indonesia.

Information on documentation, visas, permanence, security and much more for Brazilian consular portal.

Tourist information official website of the government of Singapore.

Where I’m going next: Malaysia

Singapore – A brief history.

Today, it is a wealthy nation and one of the city-states (Vatican, Monaco and Singapore).

Initially it was a community of Malaysian fishermen, in the throat of the Singapore River.

In 1819 the British East India Company, led by Sir Stamford Raffles, created an administration, which acted as a port on the spice route.

The city has become one of England’s most significant commercial and war centers in Southeast Asia.

In the second world war it was in the possession of the Japanese, but in 1945 England rescued Singapore, which, in 1963, gained its autonomy, joining Malaya.

After two years, however, the city was emancipated and became an independent republic on August 9, 1965.

The city-state is good first world surprise in Asia.

Singapore is a city that although it is in Asia has for many years the influence of the British and has become a very important port over the years.

Today it has the modernity and infrastructure of the best cities in the world.

From the airport everything is first class.

I went to visit Marina bay, Flyer, ChinaTown and part of the Formula 1 circuit, among others.

Downtown

The city center is a mixture of the most modern buildings and shopping malls with tradition.

Running away from downtown

Running away from the center is the Botanic garden and on the other side the garden by the bay which is a mixture of nature and artificiality.

Another great example is the island of Sentosa, a kind of asian disneyland, more information here

After enjoying all this first world city, it’s time to head to Malaysia.

After enjoying this first world, it’s time to go to Malaysia.

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