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This strategic nation of Singapore was first inhabited by regional fishermen and pirates, and later became part of the Sumatran Empire of Srivijaya.
This modern economic powerhouse's seaport is one of the busiest in the world, and Singapore has become a major worldwide banking, ship building and petroleum center.
In the last few decades, this melting pot of cultures has moved on to the "A List" for international travelers, and is today one of the most sophisticated tourist destinations on the planet.
The Merlion, half-fish and half-lion, is the official symbol of Singapore.
The "Alien Orchid," one of the many exotic plants found in Singapore's National Orchid Garden, the largest display of orchids on the planet. Have you noticed the eyes, nose and mouth?
Morning meditation in Singapore.
A colorful lipstick palm, Singapore.
It surely was a sign of our modern times when this group of girls crossed a Singapore street; three were talking on their phones, two were texting and one held her phone in her hand ready for the next call.
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Singapore's financial district.
Raffles, Singapore's most famous, and most expensive hotel.
A quite moment in one of the many parks in Singapore.
The Royal Palace in Singapore's historic Colonial District.
The colors and patterns of a Singapore palm tree.
Young women shopping near Singapore's gold-domed Sultan Mosque. 
The flower of the Cannonball Tree, Singapore. |
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