Singapore: 10 Best Places To Go On Vacation In 2023! 

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Sentosa Island

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Merlion Park

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Jurong Bird Park

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Botanic Gardens

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Universal Studios

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Singapore Zoo

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Singapore Flyer

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Chinatown and Buddha Tooth Temple

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Gardens By The Bay

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Clarke Quay

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