POLITICAL MAP

PHYSICAL MAP

SINGAPORE RIVER

SENTOSA

OCEAN

• Which allows fisherman to sell there catch at markets.

CULTURE

LANGUAGE

• The main language in Singapore in English.
• The national language is malay.
• Ayam in malay means chicken in english.
• Anjing in malay means dog in english.
• Sedhi in malay means sad in english.

Hainanese Chicken rice,noodles,

RELIGIONS

• A major religion in Singapore is buddism
• The Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple is a widely visited Buddhist temple in Singapore.
• A minor religion in Singapore is
• Hinduism Sri Mariamman Temple built 1827 in the Chinatown district is the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore.
• The main 4 religions are Buddhism,hinduism,Christianity and islam

HOLIDAY AND FESTIVALS

• Major holidays/festivals are Chinese new years,good friday,deep avali and hari raya puasa

TRADITIONAL DRESS

• A traditional dress was called a baju kurung
• A traditional wear for men is called a baju melayu

GOVERNMENT/ECONOMY

• Singapore is a democratic republic.
• GDP/capita is $24,210
• Male literacy rate is 98.6%
• Female literacy rate is 95%
• Singapore dollar
• There main export is petroleum and oil
• Singapore is a market economy.

HISTORY

• In the 19th century the British were the first to claim Singapore.
• Singapore became a colony in 1948 by the British
• Singapore's inclusion in Malaysia caused domestic political problems and Singapore declared its independence in 1965

TOURISM

SENTOSA

• Sentosa is a popular island resort twenty million people visit it every year with many thing to do

SINGAPORE FLYER

SINGAPORE ZOO

• The Singapore zoo has 2,530 animals and has 1.7 million visitors a year

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS

• Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located within Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore.

SINGAPORE NIGHT SAFARI

• The Night Safari zoo is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Singapore.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

• http://maliwan1990.blogspot.com/2012/09/traditional-costumes-of-singapore.h...
• http://www.everyculture.com/Sa-Th/Singapore.html
• http://www.nus.edu.sg/osa/iss/about-singapore