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		Singapore



		Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is much more than skyscrapers and shopping malls. Kids can discover the cultural heritage of Straits Chinese, Indians, Malays and British as you wander through colorful neighborhoods. The island also has large nature reserves, brilliant tropical vegetation, and excellent wildlife parks.


			Marina Bay

			City Center

			South

			West

			North

			East

			Sentosa Island


			Tip: Singapore is chock-a-block with festivals – Chinese New Year, Haria Raya Puasa for the end of Ramadan, Vesak Day, a Buddhist holiday, Dragon Boat Race, Mid-Autumn Festival and Mooncake Fair, Nine Emperor Gods Festival, Hindu festival of Diwali.

			Fun food –

			Singapore has tons of street food that kids will enjoy (stick to hawker stalls rated "A" or "B.") Try Hainanese Chicken Rice, slices of steamed chicken servied with rice, dim sum, char shiu bao (BBQ pork buns), and satays. For young vegetarians and vegans, South Indian fast food outlets such as Ananda Bhavan or Komala Vilas have mild vegetarian meals (and they deliver). Also, the tropical fresh fruits are amazing, Asian pears, mangos, pineapple, tiny bananas, rambutans.

Singapore City Trails
Lonely Planet Kids

Sixteen themed trails through Singapore – up in the sky (not just skyscrapers), legends and ghosts, weird and wonderful stuctures (concert hall shaped like a durian), sweets and snacks, colorful festivals, watery sights, manmade trees and tropical gardens, island for cats, and more. (Illustrated chapter book)

Singapore Children's Favourite Stories
Di Taylor, Lah-Khee Tay-Audouard

Delightful collection of Singapore tales – how the island of Singapore came to be, an evil raja and a clever boy on Bukit Merah, forest spirits turn a princess into a tropical flower, an annoying prince names the "Lion City." Eleven stories with luminous, sparkling illustrations. (Chapter book)

Singapore Children's Favourite Stories kids books

Kite Flying
Grace Lin

Kite flying is a Singapore pastime, and an activity for the whole family. Ma-Ma, Ba-Ba and the children use sticks, glue, paper and paint to create a beautiful dragon kite. "Look up! Our dragon is talking to the wind." (Picture book)

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