Singapore may be small, but it's bursting with iconic landmarks that blend history ... Fun fact: Once known as "Little ...

As a nation composed of mostly immigrants, Singapore possesses a number of ethnic enclaves. Chinatown is one of the largest of them. Broken up into five districts, the neighborhood is packed with ...

In 2000, London built its famous Eye, standing 443 feet tall. But Singapore didn't wait long before constructing the Flyer, which trumps its British equivalent by almost a hundred feet.

The Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan) starts the list of mosques in Singapore with its history that can be traced back to 1824. This iconic landmark that should not be missed when visiting the Kampong ...