Singapore's high observation decks

Singapore's blend of east and west reflects in its ethnic neighborhoods and soaring skyline. Right after dutily crossing off the spots to pay a visit in Singapore, it is time to enjoy Singapore at another level- in height.

There are many attractive hangouts in Singapore which are worthy of spending a visit. We bring you an impressive list of places involving rooftop bars,skylines and surrounding regions to marvel at the splendor of this city.

New Asia Bar - 71 storey

New Asia Bar is the blooming bar and club can be noticed from any distance in downtown Singapore. This bar takes you to high as it is situated on the highest floor of Swissotel the Stamford.

Dress code is followed in this club and can't put on shorts and slippers and sleeveless tops for males.

The fees will be S$25 from 9pm on the eve of public holidays, Fridays and Saturdays. New Asia Bar's helipad will be opened from 8 to 9:30pm every last Thursday of the month for invited guests.

Guests need to be the age of 21 or over to enter the nightlife establishments.

Popular Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is preferred for its infinity swimming pool. It is the world's biggest swimming pool at that height.
It is longer than the Eiffel Tower and higher than the neighboring Singapore Flyer. Singapore's skypark gains more visits since its recent opening.

To experience its wonder you should go to the edge of the platform. It hangs over the edge of the Marina Bay Sand's towers.

It contains an unique restaurants and bar such as the sky on 57 and Ku De Ta.

Entry is S$20 for adults and S$14 for kids.

Tiger Sky Tower - 50 storey

Tiger Sky Tower is one of the areas to hangout in Singapore's playground resort island Sentosa.
Sky tower offers views of Singapore's harbour, Sentosa and the resorts world. Sentosa's history is played as the cabin ascends.
Tiger Sky Tower is the tallest free standing tower costs an entrance fee of S$12 for adults and S$8 for children.

The Singapore Flyer 42 storey

This modern day, celestial ferris wheel is Singapore's answer to the London Eye. Thirty metres taller than its predecessor, it boasts a flight experience alike that of a plane with an airbridge-like passageway to the capsule.

A turn of 32 minutes offers 360 degree views of the expected and more- Singapore's eastern shores and the F1 circuit.

Priced at S$29.50 for adults and S$20.65, this tourist spot in Singapore also provides you with audio fengshui guide entailing fascinating trivia of the surrounding iconic buildings.

You can easily make it to Singapore from any city in Malaysia, several bus organizations offer a coach to Singapore.