Most globetrotters would agree that Singapore is one of the best Asian countries, especially when it comes to tourist destinations. To complete your Singapore getaway, check out our list of Singapore's most famous landmarks. Singapore is one of the world's richest countries, ranking as the fourth richest country in the world in terms of GDP (PPP) per capita, according to Wikipedia. Likewise, Singapore also ranks among the countries with the best quality of life in Asia. Yeah, isn't that a total wow?! But wait until you arrive in their blessed land and be personally impressed. There are tons of things to see, that's for sure! This includes theme parks, museums, beaches, shopping malls, gardens, zoos, parks, outdoor recreation spots and their many monuments that are still thriving! That's why we've listed the most famous landmarks in Singapore so you don't miss them during your visit. Below, get your smiles ready and your cameras ready!Merlion ParkLocation: Fullerton Road, SingaporeThere is only one image that pops into the mind when we talk about Singapore. It is none other than the Merlion, which is an imaginary creature half mermaid (or fish) half lion. It is the most prominent tourist symbol of this first country in the world. There are actually two Merlions in the park. The smaller one, which you can find inside the park. This smaller version is mainly considered by locals as the child of the large Merlion. The second is the great Merlion, which spits water from its mouth. Merlion Park is always crowded with visitors even after midnight. So don't forget to ask the taxi driver or your friend to drop by this remarkable place. You can parade there every day and is open to the public for free.Esplanade-Théâtres sur la BaieLocati...... middle of paper......world-class hotel towers. It is a curved observation deck with landscaped gardens, exclusive restaurants and an infinity pool. It is open to the public but requires the purchase of a ticket. If you need more information, please click here. I wish I could tell you in person how elegant and impressive Sands Sky Park is. That's why next time we won't let our stay there pass without experiencing its beauty. I hope you do too! This concludes our journey on our list of the 5 most famous landmarks in Singapore. But don't leave yours. As we mentioned earlier, there are tons of things to see! So take advantage of your time to explore Singapore and admire its high-end glamour. We assure you that you will experience one of the most grandiose moments of your life. SOURCE: Singapore, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SingaporeSingapore Flyer Official website, www.singaporeflyer.com