Singapore

You will start seeing incredible things before you even leave the terminal in Singapore, with Changi Airport sporting the world's tallest indoor waterfall. This is a popular stopover destination for those taking a break from their long-haul flight, with great hotels and speedy transport for short jaunts into the city. But Singapore is a destination in its own right that will keep you occupied for as long as you can stay, with a blend of Chinese, Malay and Indian culture and an urban metropolis that gives way to hundreds of parks and gardens including the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve urban rainforest.
Visit Singapore’s cultural quarters in Chinatown, the Arab Quarter and Little India for a mixture of styles and cuisines, and check out the museums and galleries. Pick up local foods at one of the city’s many hawker centres and markets and go shopping in Orchard Road’s designer boutiques, specialty stores and complexes.
The city is also family-friendly with the Singapore Zoo, Singapore Discovery Centre and Universal Studios.