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After we have heard about the London Eye and Malaysia Eye, Singapore Government recently launched its Singapore Eye i.e. Singapore Flyer. They named it differently to differentiate from those in London and Kuala Lumpur.
Obviously it is the latest tourist attraction in Singapore. The Singapore Government has spent billion dollar to build it.
Its special features include its height of 165m which is the height of a 42 storey building. To date, it is the highest eye in the world. Very soon it will be surpased by another eye in an Asian country.
The duration for one ride is about 30 minutes. Its cabin is fully air-conditioned and UV protected. There are altogther 28 cabins and each cabin can accommodate 28 passengers.
The basic fare for an adult is S$29.50 and a child S$20.65. It is recommended that the ride be used for celebration purpose like birthday etc.
During clear weather, one may be able to see vividly the southern islands of Singapore, some Indonesian island and Johor.
This is message is written by Chai Yong of http://www.temasekmap.com/ which sell an ebook "Travel Guide of Singapore Batam Bintan & Johor" and maps.
Obviously it is the latest tourist attraction in Singapore. The Singapore Government has spent billion dollar to build it.
Its special features include its height of 165m which is the height of a 42 storey building. To date, it is the highest eye in the world. Very soon it will be surpased by another eye in an Asian country.
The duration for one ride is about 30 minutes. Its cabin is fully air-conditioned and UV protected. There are altogther 28 cabins and each cabin can accommodate 28 passengers.
The basic fare for an adult is S$29.50 and a child S$20.65. It is recommended that the ride be used for celebration purpose like birthday etc.
During clear weather, one may be able to see vividly the southern islands of Singapore, some Indonesian island and Johor.
This is message is written by Chai Yong of http://www.temasekmap.com/ which sell an ebook "Travel Guide of Singapore Batam Bintan & Johor" and maps.
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