As a world-class tourist destination, Singapore attracts countless people's aspirations despite its small size. This place can give you all kinds of fun, food, and shopping. Moreover, the climate of Singapore is suitable for tourism all year round.

Being located near the equator, the climate varies very little throughout the year, with an average annual temperature between 23-31°C. This makes it a warm and welcoming destination for travelers, where the climate is not the main consideration.

Singapore is a multicultural and multiracial country that welcomes visitors and international students from all over the world every year. The first-class infrastructure, fast and convenient transportation system, and quality education system make it one of the best countries to live in Asia.

When it comes to Singapore's attractions, Fishtail Lion Park is often at the top of people's lists. However, today we will recommend some niche attractions that only locals know about.

The Southern Ridge is a 10-kilometre-long trail with winding ridges that connect the scenic and popular parks and hills of the southern region of Singapore. It is home to one of the highest footbridges in Singapore, the Henderson Wave Bridge footbridge.

This bridge spans two mountain peaks and offers spectacular views and a thrilling experience.

The Tan Tan Chin Loh Batu House is an old historical house of the indigenous Chinese in Singapore. The exhibits are as vibrant as the bright blue interior design, which makes visitors feel like they are stepping into the residence of the powerful Straits Chinese in the early 20th century.

This townhouse was once the ancestral home of shipbuilding tycoon Wong Man and is one of the few remaining indigenous Chinese traditional shophouses in Singapore with a well-preserved interior.

Located in the western part of the city street, Flower Park Hill is a hill 115 meters above sea level and also one of the oldest parks in Singapore. There is a small stone statue of a lion on the hill with a naive look.

Unlike the water-spitting lion in the Fishtail Lion Park, this one clasps its fists with both fins in the shape of congratulations and fortune, and visitors vie for pictures with it. In addition, after nightfall, visitors can enjoy the brilliant city night view with lights.

The Dashing HDB flats are one of the most iconic public housing buildings in Singapore and the tallest in the world. On the 50th floor, there is a sky garden that is open to the public and offers a 360° view of Singapore.

When night falls, the whole city is illuminated by flowing lights, making it a perfect spot for those who love to enjoy the night view.

The Lee Kong Chian Museum of Natural History is the first natural history museum in Singapore with a collection of 560,000 items, of which 2,000 specimens of flora and fauna are on daily display. The museum also has three giant fossils of Leong Long, which are highly interesting. Exhibitions throughout the museum focus on Southeast Asian species.

There is the world's largest king flower, the tallest giant konjac, as well as sperm whale skeletons, orangutan specimens, a wall of primate skulls, and a variety of rare plant and insect specimens.

In conclusion, Singapore is a perfect destination for tourists who are looking for a multicultural and multiracial experience with a variety of attractions. While the Fishtail Lion Park is a must-visit destination, these niche attractions recommended above are perfect for those who are looking for unique and lesser-known experiences.

From the Southern Ridge with its winding trails to the Lee Kong Chian Museum of Natural History, there is something for everyone in Singapore.