Do you know that S.E.A Aquarium breaks two Guinness World Record? It is The World’s Largest Aquarium and The World’s Largest Acrylic Panel. Go to Singapore to visit this S.E.A Aquarium and you will know the reasons why the aquarium can break two Guinness World Record. I went there during last year's Christmas season and the aquarium had a MERRY FISHMAS event. They organize this event annually. So, the best time to go there is during Christmas season. There will be lots of interesting events going on and beautiful ornaments hanging at every corners of the aquarium.

5 Things to do at the S.E.A Aquarium Singapore.

1. Buy some food, find a good spot to sit and watch the marine animals for 15 minutes.

We feel so calm to just sit there, relax and watch schools of fishes swimming at the Open Ocean habitat. This is definitely the best Vitamin-SEA! Due to time-constraint, we just spent two hours in the S.E.A Aquarium.We didn't have much time to read all the descriptions of all the marine animals.

2. Find out the thickness and the weight of the acrylic panel. 

You will be amazed by the interesting facts that you can get about this aquarium.

3. Catch Scuba Santa and Elf in action

Don't forget to check out Santa and Elf feeding the fishes. Kids enjoy it a lot. You can take photos with them too. Don't forget to wave your hands and the friendly divers will swim towards you.

4. Get your Padi Open Water Diving License 

It must be very cool to get your first diving license and dive at the biggest aquarium! Just SGD 498 for a six weeks' Padi Open Water Diving course. The course includes learning materials (PADI eLearning®), certification, dives and equipment. Most importantly, you can dive at Open Ocean Habitat, S.E.A. Aquarium. What a once in a life-time experience! It will be a very cool experience to be on the other side of the glass window. Not many people has this kind of opportunity. Thus, you can add this in your bucket list now.

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5. Join the sleepover at the S.E.A Aquarium

What? Sleep at the aquarium? If you like the aquarium so much and you feel reluctant to leave, then this is for you. By joining this sleepover programme, you can have a 90-minute guided tour through S.E.A. Aquarium and sleep with more than 100,00 marine animals! If you are lucky enough you will get the opportunity to get into the front row to sleep in front of the spectacular Open Ocean Habitat at the S.E.A aquarium. It sounds so interesting especially for kids that enjoy marine habitats very much! However, this sleepover is not free. 

Price 

1. Adult: SGD158

2. Child: SGD 138

3. Senior citizen :SGD138   

4. Family Package （2 adults + 2 children) : SGD 548   

          

The next time when you go to Singapore's Chinatown, do not forget to visit this Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum. During my first visit to Singapore, I thought that this temple is just an ordinary temple. When the second time I went to Chinatown with my friend, we decided to visit it. Surprisingly, we spent almost two hours inside the temple. There were so many things for us to explore but we had to rush to Gardens by the Bay. I didn't have much time to read all the descriptions of the monuments, sculptures and etc. Luckily we were allowed to take photos in the museum. However, we could not take photo of the relics. Besides that, this was actually my first time to see the relics! So real close. Crystal clear relics extracted from different parts of the monks. It's truly amazing.

Things to do at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum

1.Meditate

Go to the last floor to join the local to meditate. Meditate at your own risk because there's no people to guide you.

2. Listen to Buddhist chant

There are several chanting sessions conducted by several monks in the temple. Just check the schedule which is displayed at the entrance of the temple.

3. Try the free vegetarian meal

We didn't get the opportunity to try the vegetarian meal there. I heard that free vegetarian meal is provided on certain days only. Do ask the staffs there.

Shawls are provided for the tourists who wear sleeveless top and shorts. Free of charge.

I was in awe when I saw this. The temple is very grand and beautiful. Many things are donated by the devotees.

If you are into Buddhism, this is the right place for you learn and discover. Many collections from countries like Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, China and India.