The written history of Singapore dates back to the third century. Later, the Kingdom of Singapura rose in importance during the 14th century under the rule of Sultan Iskandar Shah and Singapore became an important port, until it was invaded by the Majapahit in 1398. more

Singapore is a dynamic, multiracial and multicultural society. Known as Asia’s “garden city”, Singapore is where east meets west, a cosmopolitan melting pot with a unique identity. Our citizens maintain traditions handed down through generations while comfortably adopting the conveniences of modern life and technology. This adaptability has played a major role in transforming Singapore into the bustling city state it is today.

Singapore's multi-ethnic culture and heritage has served up a multitude of colourful cuisines, each with its own unique flavour and aroma. Singapore cuisine is unique because it melds different cultures. If you look at laksa, it really combines curry leaf, coconut, sambal and Chinese noodles very well. more

There is much to see, eat and do in Singapore. Many of the places of interest are easily accessible by public transport.The efficient bus services are complemented by a modern and efficient Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system. more