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Skyline of the Singapore business district. The larger of two merlions (half-fish/half-lion creatures) may be seen spouting along the pier.
The larger of the two merlions (half-fish/half-lion) on Marina Bay in Singapore stands at 8.6 meters (28 ft) and weighs 70 tons. The word "sing" in Malay means "lion," and the city is often called "Lion City."
Smaller of the two merlions (lion head and body of a fish) along the Singapore River. The back of the statue of the larger merlion is in the background, along with the Marina Bay Sands Hotel and the ArtScience Museum.
View of the Marina Bay Sands hotel complex in Singapore that opened in 2010 and has since become a city landmark. The upper-level Sky Park, built to resemble a ship, has the world's longest elevated swimming pool, as well as restaurants, gardens, and a public observation deck.
The ArtScience Museum on Marina Bay in Singapore resembles a lotus flower. The museum is part of the Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino.
Parliament House in Singapore. The building is in the Civic District of the Downtown Core within the central business district.
The Raffles Hotel in Singapore was founded in 1887; it was named for Stamford Raffles, the founder of modern Singapore.
World War I Memorial in Singapore. The Cenotaph in Esplanade Park at Connaught Drive is a tribute to 124 British soldiers born or resident in Singapore who died fighting in World War I. The memorial was dedicated in 1922, and an extension from 1951 honors soldiers who died in World War II.
Entrance to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore in Chinatown. The four-story building displays Tang Dynasty architecture.
The first floor of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore contains the Hundred Dragons or Mitreya Hall with 100 buddhas on both sides of the hall.
Statues in the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore.
The National Orchid Garden in Singapore is inside the 74-hectare (183-acre) Singapore Botanic Gardens, which were founded in 1859.
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