[SINGAPORE, 10/05/2016] – Sentosa, otherwise known as The State Of Fun, is a multi-faceted holiday destination with different major attractions for everyone to enjoy.

Major Attractions At The State Of Fun

Sentosa is not called ‘The State Of Fun’ for nothing. This holiday destination is home to numerous major attractions, each aimed at providing a different kind of enjoyment for everyone.

- Imbiah Lookout: The Imbiah Lookout is a massive collection of 11 different attractions. Situated near Sentosa’s Mount Imbiah, the Imbiah Lookout caters to thrill and adventure seekers, nature lovers, and history buffs.

Among Imbiah Lookout’s numerous attractions include the Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, Madame Tussaud’s Singapore, the Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, the Sentosa Merlion and the Tiger Sky Tower, to name a few.

- A Collection of Beaches: Sentosa’s beaches are home to numerous spectacular happenings. Fireworks, light and water displays, animal exhibitions, rave parties and various types of water sports are awaiting avid beach goers.

- Siloso Point: This is the place to be for nature and history buffs, with its array of historical forts and sublime underwater locations. Edutainment is considered the main purpose of Siloso Point.

- Resorts World Sentosa: A world-class resort destination, Resorts World Sentosa offers a new world of rewarding and fun experiences. A ton of fun activities, events and everything else await at Resorts World Sentosa, where moving experiences are enjoyed and lasting memories are created.

Among Resorts World Sentosa’s numerous offerings include the Adventure Cove Waterpark, Crane Dance, Dolphin Island, FestiveWalk, Lake of Dreams, S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore’s Trick Eye Museum and the world-famous Universal Studios Singapore.

About Sentosa

Sentosa is intended to be an off-city amusement complex located 15 minutes away from the city proper. It is home to an extremely varied array of themed tractions, world-class spa retreats and beaches and nature reserves. The island resort complex is spread over 500 hectares.

Sentosa Island’s popularity as a holiday destination is evidenced by a steadily growing number of visitors annually, both local and foreign. To date, Sentosa is considered Asia’s leading leisure destination, and is also a part of Singapore’s bid to be a global destination for work, leisure and living.

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