Destination Guide Singapore is a city, an island and a country. Although small, this island is rich in cultural diversity and attractions, making it one of the most stunning destinations in the world. The city is not only modern with pockets of traditional life, it is asthetically pleasing, with towering buildings interspersed with lush greenery. * Image courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board Singapore's public transport is plentiful and varied. You have the option of using metered taxis, the MRT subway system or the convenient bus services. For a slice of the unique multi-racial element of this cosmopolitan city, visit Chinatown, Little India and Geylang Serai. Thereafter, move down to Orchard Road to see the trendiest locals shopping and hanging out. Visit the numerous shopping malls along this street and shop till you drop with the vast range of merchandise available. Singapore food reflects the very best of the country's multicultural island. Pepper crab is a Singapore specialty and can be eaten at any good seafood restaurant, with many congregating at East Coast Park. For local delicacies, head down to any of the hawker centres, where a matchless selection of great inexpensive local food can be found. Whet your appetite with Hainanese Chicken Rice, Char Kway Teow, Rojak, Laksa and a variety of Malay and Indian cuisine. * All images courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board General Information Currency Singapore Dollars Acceptable Credit Cards All credit cards Climate Warm and humid. Fairly steady rainfall Recommended Attire Casual and light clothing for sightseeing. Language English is widely spoken. Other languages include Mandarin, Malay, Tamil