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A City in Nature, where large experiences come with small footprints.
Many of Singapore's world-class hotels champion eco-friendly practices – Here are some options to keep in mind when you visit.
Jewel Changi Airport
This sparkling space may be the very first landmark you visit when touching down in Singapore. The towering HSBC Rain Vortex at its centre employs recirculate rainwater to cool the vicinity, and the mall itself is home to over 2,000 trees.
Singapore's glittering skyline and tall buildings are interspaced with nature sanctuaries, scenic parks and idyllic gardens. Here are just some of the abundant natural spaces you'll find amid the urban bustle.
Our local creators, fashion mavens and designers are doing their part for the planet.
Experience a symphony of flavours as locally sourced, seasonal ingredients are transformed into culinary masterpieces on each plate.
Make your trip kinder to the planet with easy, sustainable choices! Stay in eco-friendly accommodations, save energy where you can, take public transportation and check out restaurants that focus on sustainability. Little actions—like turning off the lights when not in use or opting for a plant-based meal—can make a big difference.
Explore Singapore's attractions with ease through its extensive bus and train system, connecting cultural and heritage sites, hotels, and attractions with short rides to your destination.
Visiting our parks, nature reserves, and sanctuaries? Stay on walking paths and refrain from smoking to help protect our island's biodiversity. Avoid feeding and disturbing wild animals to not alter their natural behaviors.
Sustainable tourism goes beyond protecting nature - it's also about conserving and cultivating our multicultural heritage. Cultural attractions, heritage sites and places of worship may have their own guidelines for etiquette and dress codes.