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The Marina Barrage is a 350m wide dam built at the confluence of five rivers across the Marina Channel to create Singapore&#39;s first urban reservoir. It boosts Singapore&#39;s water supply, alleviates flooding in low-lying areas, and provides a new lifestyle attraction and venue for recreational activities.&nbsp;

The Barrage is designed with environmentally friendly principles in mind and incorporates a roof garden, solar panels, and a rainwater collection system in the building.&nbsp;

The fountain and community Water Playground are popular spots in the Marina Barrage. The Green Roof is accessible via a lift inside the main complex, or visitors can walk up through its beautifully arced looping pathway. PUB Content 1 PUB, a statutory board of the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment MSE is. This is Singapore's national water agency. It manages Singapore's water supply and water catchment. As the nation's coastal protection agency, PUB assumed responsibility for protecting Singapore's coast from rising sea levels. PUB ensures a diverse and reliable supply of water to Singapore through the Four National Taps, import water, NEWater, desalinated, and local catchment waters. PUB coordinates all government efforts to safeguard Singapore against rising sea levels and manage coastal and inland flood risk. Everybody is invited to take part in water conservation, keeping waterways clean and caring for Singapore s water resources. We can all contribute to ensuring that there is enough water available for our daily needs, whether we are working in commerce or industry. PUB's corporate logo was created as one unit with all elements arranged in a locked-in relationship. After the PUB had regulated the electricity and gas industry, it was redesigned in 2016. The symbol of the PUB, the three swirls that form an elliptical shape and represent the water cycle, are elements of the new logo. Three swirls signify the major PUB functions, namely water services, drainage, and sewerage. Three different colors of blue are used to represent water types: seawater, recycled water NEWater, and catchment. The acronym Public Utilities Board is the basis of the name style PUB. The unit is simple and symbolic of the efficient, fluid water resource management that the organization is known for. The description of Singapore's National Water Agency reflects PUB's function as the nation water utility that manages all Singapore's water resources. Mission

PUB Content 1 PUB, a statutory board of the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment MSE is. This is Singapore's national water agency. It manages Singapore's water supply and water catchment. As the nation's coastal protection agency, PUB assumed responsibility for protecting Singapore's coast from rising sea levels. PUB ensures a diverse and reliable supply of water to Singapore through the Four National Taps, import water, NEWater, desalinated, and local catchment waters. PUB coordinates all government efforts to safeguard Singapore against rising sea levels and manage coastal and inland flood risk. Everybody is invited to take part in water conservation, keeping waterways clean and caring for Singapore s water resources. We can all contribute to ensuring that there is enough water available for our daily needs, whether we are working in commerce or industry. PUB's corporate logo was created as one unit with all elements arranged in a locked-in relationship. After the PUB had regulated the electricity and gas industry, it was redesigned in 2016. The symbol of the PUB, the three swirls that form an elliptical shape and represent the water cycle, are elements of the new logo. Three swirls signify the major PUB functions, namely water services, drainage, and sewerage. Three different colors of blue are used to represent water types: seawater, recycled water NEWater, and catchment. The acronym Public Utilities Board is the basis of the name style PUB. The unit is simple and symbolic of the efficient, fluid water resource management that the organization is known for. The description of Singapore's National Water Agency reflects PUB's function as the nation water utility that manages all Singapore's water resources. Mission

Marina Barrage

Established on&nbsp;Waterloo Street&nbsp;in 1870. Sri Krishnan Temple is the only South Indian Hindu temple in Singapore dedicated exclusively to Sri Krishna and his consort Rukmini.

Many Chinese devotees also light joss sticks at Sri Krishnan Temple. The management of Sri Krishnan Temple thus decided to build an altar dedicated to Guan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy, within the temple grounds.

The temple was built in a classic Southern Indian style, following the&nbsp;Agama Sastra, which prescribes the rules for the construction of temples. Its main entrance is decorated with statues depicting the ten incarnations of the Hindu deity Vishnu, a wedding scene, and Garuda, Vishnu&rsquo;s mount. The gopuram (main entrance tower) is double-sided and decorated with statues studded with semi-precious stones. Making a difference and keeping people safe.

Making a difference and keeping people safe.

Sri Krishnan Temple

Singapore Botanic Gardens is located at the heart of the city of Singapore. It is the most iconic garden in the green-obsessed city-state. The garden demonstrates the evolution of a British tropical colonial botanic garden that has become a modern world-class scientific institution used for education and conservation.

Since its creation in 1859, its cultural landscape includes a wide variety of historic features, plantings, and buildings that demonstrate the development of the garden and has been an important center for science, research, and plant conservation, notably in connection with the cultivation of rubber plantations, in Southeast Asia since 1875.&nbsp;

In addition, it showcases the region&rsquo;s most significant living collection of tropical flora with more than 10,000 types of plants. It was inscribed as Singapore&rsquo;s first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015.&nbsp; NParks search keywords. For any notifications please see our noticeboard. Close the Announcement Bar Make sure you enter the right URL. To return to our homepage, please click here SHARE

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Singapore Botanic Gardens

Completed in 1889, Read Bridge is a 280-meter short bridge named after William Henry Macleod Read, a prominent Scottish resident in Singapore and Consul for the Netherlands. Locals call the southern head of Read Bridge &quot;Cha Chun Tau&quot; which means &quot;timber boat jetty&quot; in Teochew Chinese.

Red Bridge was also known as Green Bridge because it once dressed the barriers in green paint. Its beauty is the intangible cultural heritage it represents.

Read Bridge

Capitol Singapore is a &nbsp;luxury and lifestyle mall where wants turn to needs, with seamlessly connected bespoke zones of retail, dining, and entertainment, each promises businesses and customers an experience beyond exceptional.

It&#39;s Outdoor Plaza is a new landmark civic space for myriad events, including red-carpet galas, celebratory fiestas, and exclusive product launches, all through the year.

The mall features one-of-a-kind heritage front stores that showcase brands for every flagship and specialties retail store. It also offers top-notch international cuisine restaurants and drinks selection, served up with a chic street-dining ambiance along an air-conditioned sheltered promenade.

Capitol Singapore

The Helix Bridge, formerly known as The Double Helix Bridge, officially the Helix, is a pedestrian bridge linking Marana Center with Marina South in the Marina Bay area in Singapore. It was opened on April 24, 2010, at 9 pm, but only half was opened due to the construction at Marina Bay Sands. The entire bridge was opened to complete the entire walkway around Marina Bay on July 18, 2010.

Helix Bridge

Sri Mariamman Temple is the oldest shrine in Singapore. It was founded by Indian pioneer Naraina Pillai, a government clerk from Penang who was in the company of Sir Stamford Raffles on the latter&#39;s second visit to Singapore in 1819. The Temple is one of the country&#39;s most prominent places of worship for Tamil Hindus to honor Goddess Mariamman.

In addition, the Temple was a center of Hindu communal activities and served as the registry of Hindu marriages during the Colonial Period. 
It was not only a religious house for the Hindu community. It was also a refuge and shelter for newly arrived Indian immigrants until they found accommodation and work.&nbsp;

The Temple is open daily from 7:00 am to midday and from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

Sri Mariamman Temple

Toah Dragon Playground was designed by former Housing Development Board (HDB) interior designer Khor Ean Ghee. It was constructed in 1979 as part of a series of animal-themed playgrounds. It is one of Singapore&#39;s oldest playgrounds. It was formed on an experimental dragon shaped with modifications from its predecessor to build it simply.

It stands on top of a sand pit and has multicolored steel rings in the dragon&#39;s body to let the children climb thru with a slide on its head. Similar playgrounds were demolished due to safety concerns in 1990, but Toa Payoh remained untouched and became Singapore&#39;s cultural icon. Making a difference and keeping people safe.

Dragon Playground (Singapore Heritage)

Singapore Flyer is Asia&#39;s largest giant observation wheel. At 165 meters tall, it is a masterpiece of urban architecture and engineering that showcases the mesmerizing cosmopolitan cityscape of the tropical Lion City and even the surrounding islands of Indonesia and parts of Malaysia.

&nbsp;In addition to offering panoramic views of Singapore&#39;s cosmopolitan cityscape, &nbsp;like the view of the Singapore River, Raffles Place, and Merlion Park lit up spectacularly at night. Guests can also indulge in a flute of champagne or savor the iconic Singapore Sling while hosted in a unique themed capsule, a 28 city-bus-sized air-conditioned capsule designed to carry 28 passengers through a 30-minute mind-stirring journey of Singapore&#39;s skyline.

For a unique dining experience, enjoy the Singapore Flyer&#39;s special in-flight dining packages, along with the world&#39;s first full-butler sky dining escapade. The flyer also houses the world&#39;s first 6-D motion ride at the state-of-the-art XD Theatre.&nbsp;

Singapore Flyer

Fraser Brunner designed the Merlion in 1964 as an emblem for the Singapore Tourism Board, adding a fishtail to the statue to signify Singapore&rsquo;s humble beginnings as a fishing village. The symbol served as Singapore Tourism Board&rsquo;s corporate logo for 31 years, from 1966 to 1997.

The first Merlion and the Cub were initially located at the Esplanade Bridge before moving to its present location at One Fullerton. The area has also been nicknamed Merlion Park as a popular tourist destination.

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