Gain an interesting insight into Chinese mythology characters, legends and folklore at the Haw Par Villa

Then, continue your journey northwards to the Kranji War Memorial. Unveiled in 1957, the memorial commemorates over 20,000 men and women who gave their lives for freedom in World War II.

Lunch at the local restaurant before proceeding to Bright Hill Temple, a famous Chinese ancestral place of worship. Drive past the Johore Bahru Battery and view a replicated 15-inch 'Monster Gun' the largest to be installed outside Britian in World War II.

Our final stop - Changi Chapel & Museum. The museum focuses on the memories and lives of both POWs and civilian internees who survived the Japanese Occupation while the Changi Chapel is a symbolic replica of the original chapel found in the Changi Prison.

Join us on a colourful journey into the history, lifestyle and unique character of the Peranakan Babas (the men) and Nonyas (the women)

Take a walk through a spice garden which sits on the original site of the first Botanic Gardens and uncover the intricacies of spices and herbs that go into Peranakan cooking.

A fascinating Display of Peranakan costume, embroidery, beadwork, jewellery, porcelain, furniture and craftwork provides insight into the captivating culture of the Peranakans.

Wander through the bustling enclaves of Katong & Joo Chiat that showcases the rich and baroque Peranakan architecture. Admire rows of colourful traditional shophouses that date back to the 1920's and 1930's.

A sampling of Nonya Delicacies will complete the trail.

This tour starts from where it all began - at Raffles Landing Site - where Sir Stamford Raffles is believed to have first stepped ashore in 1819, before progressing to an Exhibition that traces the history of the Singapore River.

Next, stop at Raffles Hotel, where hives of activities were held for the high-society in the 1800s. Here, enjoy either an Afternoon Tea Buffet with English / Local delicacies or Light refreshments.

Board a Bumboat and cruise along the historic Singapore River. Disembark at Clarke Quay, a riverside festive village where you will visit a Pewter Gallery to discover the history of pewter and role of tin in the development of Singapore as a trading port. Be entertained by a demonstration of pewtersmithing.

Leave the city behind as we head north to Mandai for a visit to one of the world’s top and most beautiful zoos. The Singapore Zoo** is spread over 28 hectares and is haven to over 3,600 mammals, birds and reptiles including some rare and endangered species. It uses natural barriers like streams, rock walls and vegetation to separate animals from visitors creating an “open zoo” effect. You will get to experience this new concept in animal keeping highlighted by beautiful landscaping and very few cages from the comfort of your tram.

**Voted Singapore Tourism Board Leisure Attraction of the Year 2001, 2002, 2005

Jurong Bird Park, located on 20 hectares of lush greenery within Singapore’s model industrial estate, is home to over 8,000 birds of more than 600 species.

Take a ride on the air – conditioned Panorail for a panoramic view of the Park and into a tropical world of jungle mists at the Waterfall Aviary.

Enjoy the spectacular Penguin Exhibit with an underwater viewing gallery and do not miss the All-Star Bird Show, reputed as world-class.

This island of peace and tranquility is just minutes away by a scenic CABLE CAR RIDE from Mount Faber. On the island visit IMAGES OF SINGAPORE, where you’ll embark on a journey to experience the colourful culture and vibrant heritage of Singapore, re-told through life-size figures, animatronics and special effects. The beauty of a whole different wolrd beneath the seas will overwhelm those who have opted to visit UNDERWATER WORLD. Private chartered transportation between attractions will make your visit more comfortable.