Journey into the depths of the ocean at S.E.A. Aquarium, which houses more than 100,000 marine animals from approximately 1,000 species, including hammerhead sharks, moray eels, jellyfish and manta rays.

If your kids are enthralled with alpha predators, they will love the Shark Seas Habitat, which contains over 200 of these predators including endangered species such as the aggressive silvertip shark. 

Have a budding aquarist in your group? Try your hand at being an aquarist for a day!

Prepare to be blown away by the Open Ocean habitat—a massive aquarium that makes you feel like you are in the ocean itself, frolicking with the sea creatures. Here is a fun fact you can share with the young ones among you: The glass panel at this exhibit weighs more than 250,000 kilogrammes, which is equivalent to two rows of three double-decker buses stacked on top of each other!

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Saunter through Chinatown Singapore to immerse yourself in a riot of auspicious colours, alluring scents, attractive tastes, and atmospheric sounds. Challenge your tastebuds to the numbing effects of an authentic mala hotpot at Taikoo Lane, savour sour and spicy flavours at Oriental Chinese Restaurant, or park yourself on a stool at Chinatown Food Street to sample a variety of local dishes.

You must not miss buying home a sweet souvenir in the form of old school cakes and biscuits at Poh Guan Cake House (The salty and sweet Tau Sar Piah, a flaky golden-brown pastry, is their best seller.) If you find yourself still wandering around the busy streets at happy hour, end your day with a cocktail (or two) at Potato Head Singapore.

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Prepared to bring your relationship to new heights? Get ready for the ride of your life at the G-Max reverse bungy.

Before springing eight metres high into the air in a steel capsule, you can hook your arms with your loved one and promise—literally—to give her the sky. Assure herof your undying love too, thanks to G-Max’s 100% safety record which includes, over one million riders.

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Adrenaline-fuelled experiences can be incredibly bonding for most people, particularly if you are hanging on a zip line or crossing a wobbly rope obstacle. Somehow, making that leap of faith causes us to appreciate life and love even more. 

Forest Adventure is one of the top things in Singapore for outdoorsy families and fun-loving couples to do—and yes, it is the island’s only treetop obstacle course.

There are three different courses to put your inner Indiana Jones to the test. Do not miss The Grand Course, which comprises 44 different obstacles like elevated bridges, hanging nets, zip lines running over the reservoir, and a giant Tarzan swing.  

For kids, there is the Junior Course, which has 26 obstacles and is suitable for children above 1.35 metres tall, and the Kids Course, which is specially designed for children aged five to 10 who are at least 1.1 metres in height.

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Fancy free-falling from a six-storey height at 15 metres per second? If you do, Wild Wild Wet at Downtown East Singapore is the place for you. Ranked among the Top 10 Water Parks in Asia by the TripAdvisor’s 2019 Traveller’s Choice Awards, the water park offers families and couples a splashing good time.

Popular rides include the Free Fall, Vortex, Torpedo, and Ular Lah—aquatic experiences guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping. 

Tip: Before visiting the water park, do check if your favourite rides are under maintenance.

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Since its opening in April 2019, Jewel Changi Airport has captured the hearts and minds of locals and tourists alike. Hosting up to 300,000 visitors daily, the heart of the 10-storey complex is undoubtedly the HSBC Rain Vortex, which is located at the centre of the luxuriant Forest Valley. At 40 metres high, the Rain Vortex is also the world’s tallest indoor waterfall.

After checking out over 280 shops and food and beverage outlets at Jewel, be sure to catch the dazzling HSBC Rain Vortex light show that takes place in the evenings. Show times are at 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.30pm, 10.30pm and 11.30pm daily.

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Haji Lane has carved a niche for itself as Singapore’s indie neighbourhood, with its hole-in-the-wall boutiques, hipster cafes, and buzzing bars. Close to the renowned Sultan Mosque, the former enclave of the Arabs in Singapore is known for the many beautiful murals that adorn its shophouse walls.

After capturing selfies with your favourite wall mural, you can tuck into some hearty bites at I Am Café, enjoy soft serve ice-cream in a charcoal cone at Little Damage, or lap up drinks while bobbing to live music at Going Om. From here, it is a short two minute stroll back to your suite at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road.

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After dusk falls, the world of night-loving creatures comes alive at the Night Safari—the world’s first safari park dedicated to nocturnal and crepuscular animals.

Over 2,500 resident beasts from more than 130 species are housed in this 35-hectare rainforest park. They include some that are indigenous to the South East Asian region, like the endangered Asian elephant, Malayan tapir and Malayan tiger.

There are some must-do walking trails at the Night Safari, and the Leopard Trail is one of them. Along the way, you will be able to catch glimpses of small-toothed civets, tarsiers, porcupines and giant flying squirrels.

Do plan your visit to include the Creatures of the Night Show, which features otters, civets and other animals displaying their amazing natural talents. The 25-minute show is available at three timings daily, at 7:15pm, 8:30pm and 9:30pm—go early to avoid disappointment. An additional show at 10:30pm is also available on Fridays, Saturdays and eve of public holidays.

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The buzzing enclave is also home to the island’s most popular after-dark hangouts, ideal for travellers who feel peckish at odd hours of the night. Make a beeline for the area’s hottest supper places, such as Swee Choon Tim Sum and Ananda Bhavan—both household names with the night owls.

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After a busy day of taking in Singapore’s most popular attractions and sights, tucking into an exquisite Sichuan meal set against a backdrop of Asian artefacts and lush oriental gardens might just complete your bliss.

Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant, located just next door to Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road, is known for its flavourful dishes such as Ma Po Tofu, Smoked Fish with Mixed Spices and Chicken Dou Hua Soup. You can also tantalize your taste buds with the extensive selection of Cantonese and dim sum delicacies at this award-winning restaurant.

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