Singapore
Singapore, a city-state in Southeast Asia mixes cultural heritage with urban development. The Marina Bay Sands and Raffles Hotel embody Singapore's architecture and colonial history. Neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown showcase Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Western cultures, forming a culturally rich environment. Its culinary scene, featuring both hawker centers and awarded restaurants, reflects a gastronomic diversity influenced by global flavors in the area.
Singapore's emphasis on sustainability is evident in attractions like Gardens by the Bay, embodying its vision as a "City in a Garden." The city's commitment to eco-friendly urban living is demonstrated through the public transportation system and initiatives like the Supertree Grove. Despite its small size, Singapore's global impact in finance, technology, and trade is noteworthy, serving as a model for successful urban planning and cultural integration. The port and modern skyline symbolize a convergence of tradition and modernity.
Demographics
Economics & Tourism
Cost Of Living Index
85.9
Annual Tourists
6 million
Homicide Rate
0.1 per 100,000
Median Income
$60,840/yearly
Tourism Revenue
$ 20 billion (2022)
Top Activities
Cultural Tours, Night Safari
Source: World Bank | CIA World Factbook | Statista | Trading Economics | UNODC | NUMBEO