Sentosa Island Merlion Park
On Sentosa Island, you can not only see the customs and customs of different countries but also see many beautiful insects. These insects are as comfortable as living in nature, feeling unfettered as if they are not disturbed by humans. Their life is quite comfortable, which makes people envious.
Butterfly Garden and the World Insectarium on Sentosa Island
There is a butterfly garden and the World Insectarium on Sentosa Island. The World Insectarium covers an area of more than one hectare and was once the largest insectarium in Asia. It displays more than 3,000 species of rare insects, such as giant centipedes. , rhinoceros beetles, etc., are all quite beautiful and quite rare insects. There are more than fifty species and a total of more than 2,500 butterflies in the butterfly house. The colors are so colorful that it is dizzying. It can be said to be a world-class butterfly house. In addition, you can also have the opportunity to watch the ecology of fireflies up close in the museum. Due to the rapid changes in the natural environment, the number of fireflies is getting smaller and smaller, but here you can see more than 5,000 fireflies gathering together, which is quite amazing. Tourists who have the opportunity to travel here must not miss it.
Merlion Statue
There is a 37-meter-tall Merlion statue in the Merlion Park. It is the most eye-catching landmark in Sentosa. You can easily see this Merlion statue no matter where you stand in Sentosa. The Merlion statue It also a symbol of luck in the hearts of Singaporeans. It is the patron saint that has protected the peace and prosperity of Singapore, an island country, from the past to the present. There are stairs inside the Merlion statue, and there are observation decks on the ninth floor (lion’s mouth) and the twelfth floor (lion’s crown) where you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Sentosa. It is quite beautiful and should not be missed.
However, don’t leave here in a hurry after climbing up to see the distance, because passing through the semi-circular theater behind the Merlion, there is a 120-meter-long small park. This park is stunningly beautiful. It feels like you are in Barcelona. The gorgeous colorful mosaics and fountains create a charming European scenery. It is almost the most beautiful and worth-stopping corner of Sentosa.
