Singapore : Everything you need to know about Merlion Park - Part 1
The Merlion, a lion with a fishtail that resembles a feline mermaid, is the most well-known tourist destination in Singapore. It is located in Merlion Park. The "lion" (Singha) was present when a prince from Sumatra arrived on the island in antiquity, and the "fish" (koi) pays homage to Singapore's past as a port city. One of the most well-known landmarks in Singapore is the Merlion statue, but taking a good photo of it is practically impossible. The Merlion, Singapore's national emblem that resembles both a fish and a lion, was developed and has only gained popularity as a result of the nation's tourism industry and government. There are no set hours to view the Merlion, but it is particularly lovely as the sun sets and the Marina Bay buildings are illuminated. The park, which is a part of Fullerton Heritage, receives one million visitors annually. Here, The Merlion was given its own special area because it had previously resided in the Fullerton Wate...