Designed by Alec Fraser Brunner in 1964, the half lion, half fish mythical creature rose to become the national symbol of Singapore. The Merlion made its first physical appearance in 1972 with a statue of it near the entrance of the Singapore River

Find out the history behind Syonan Jinja, a Shinto shrine dubbed to be the grandest of all in South Asia

Located on the southern tip of mainland Singapore, Labrador Nature Reserve (also known as Labrador Park) was once a heavily fortified gun post built to defend the western entrance of Keppel Harbour.

Discover the scenic routes and attractions that make up this 10km nature trail in the southwest of Singapore

Discover the true history behind View Road Hospital, a former police barrack, mental institution and worker dormitory

18 Parks, 11 Park Connectors, 10 Checkpoints, and 36 kilometres. Are you ready to take on the Coast to Coast Trail?

Matilda House, a century old bungalow that has survived two World Wars and witnessed the rise of Singapore. What mystery lies behind the infamous haunted house?

Descending two storeys below ground, Marsiling Tunnels have intrigued local historians and urban explorers since its discovery in the early 2000s

The gruesome murder of four innocent children at the Tan family remains one of the most heinous crime in Singapore history

Paddle up and get kayaking with out ultimate guide to kayaking in Singapore