Singapore

How can a honeymoon in Singapore be made perfect? A perfect Singapore honeymoon package can undoubtedly contribute to a couple’s post-marriage bliss, whether it be enjoying the luxury of Marina Bay Sands, taking a cable car ride with your partner to Mount Faber Peak, watching the sunset at Changi Point Coastal Walk, or dining at Jewel Box’s lofty heights.

Singapore has a millennium of history, beginning as a maritime port known as Temasek and later as a significant constituent part of multiple succeeding thalassocratic empires. Its modern history started in 1819, when Stamford Raffles established Singapore as a British Empire entrepôt commercial station. The Southeast Asian colonies were reorganised in 1867, and Singapore became directly under British rule as part of the Straits Settlements. Singapore was invaded by Japan during World War II and reverted to British administration as a distinct Crown colony following Japan’s defeat in 1945.                                                                            

In 19th-century colonial Singapore, clubs including the Cricket Club, Singapore Recreation Club, Singapore Swimming Club, and Hollandse Club were created, marking the beginning of the growth of private sports and social clubs. [500] Tan Howe Liang, a weightlifter who won a silver medal in the 1960 Rome Olympics, became Singapore’s first Olympic medallist. Some of the most popular sports in Singapore are those played indoors and on the sea. Joseph Schooling captured the 100-meter butterfly gold medal for Singapore at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in a timing that set a new Olympic record of 50.39 seconds.Singapore’s Optimist squad is regarded as one of the greatest in the world, and they have achieved success in international competition. Despite its small size, the nation has dominated the Southeast Asia Games’ swimming competitions. For the 27th time in 2017, the men’s water polo team won a gold medal at the SEA Games, maintaining Singapore sport’s longest winning streak. The first Summer Youth Olympics were held in Singapore in 2010, and 3,600 competitors from 204 countries competed in 26 sports. The island is also home to ONE Championship, the greatest Mixed Martial Arts competition in Asia. The women’s table tennis team from Singapore won silver at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. When they defeated China at the 2010 World Team Table Tennis Championships in Russia, they won the title and ended China’s 19-year winning run.