Explore attractions across Nepal, India, Bhutan, Tibet and Singapore
Discover the attractions and points of interest across the Himalaya and Singapore, from Everest viewpoints and Bhutan's dzongs to Lhasa's monasteries and Singapore's gardens. Each place has its own guide.
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Nature
Pumori
Solukhumbu, Nepal
The peak whose lower shoulder, Kala Patthar, is the Everest trek's classic viewpoint.
Nature
Thamserku
Solukhumbu, Nepal
A steep, ridged peak above Namche Bazaar, often the first high Himalayan summit trekkers see.
Nature
Kusum Kanguru
Solukhumbu, Nepal
A triple-summited peak near Lukla, its name meaning Three Snow-White Gods in Sherpa.
Nature
Langtang Lirung
Rasuwa, Nepal
The highest peak of the Langtang Himal, towering directly above the Langtang Valley Trek.
Nature
Ganesh Himal
Dhading, Nepal
A little-visited Himalayan massif on the Dhading-Gorkha border, its highest summit Yangra at 7,422m.
Temple & sacred site
Sri Thendayuthapani Temple
Central Singapore
Chettiar temple to Lord Murugan on Tank Road, where Thaipusam ends
Nature
Gauri Shankar
Dolakha, Nepal
A twin-summited sacred peak in the Rolwaling Himal, named for Shiva and Parvati.
Nature
Api Himal
Darchula, Nepal
The highest peak of Nepal's remote far west, rising sharply over the Darchula lowlands.
Museum
Indian Heritage Centre
Central Singapore
National Heritage Board museum of Singapore's Indian community, in Little India
Food & drink
Tekka Centre
Central Singapore
Little India's hawker centre and wet market on Buffalo Road
Market & shopping
Mustafa Centre
Central Singapore
24-hour department store on Syed Alwi Road in Little India
Museum
Chinatown Heritage Centre
Central Singapore
Recreated 1950s shophouse homes in three Pagoda Street shophouses
Market & shopping
Bugis Street
Central Singapore
Covered street market of about 600 shops opposite Bugis Junction
Food & drink
Geylang Serai Market
Central Singapore
Malay market and food centre in a kampong-style building
Food & drink
Newton Food Centre
Central Singapore
Open-air hawker centre at Newton Circus, opened in 1971
Activity
Singapore Cable Car
Central Singapore
Harbour cable car linking Mount Faber, HarbourFront and Sentosa since 1974
Attraction
Kusu Island
Central Singapore
Turtle Island, with a 1923 Tua Pek Kong temple and hilltop Malay keramat
Nature
Rail Corridor
Central Singapore
A 24 km green trail on the old railway line, centred on Bukit Timah station
Museum
Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
Central Singapore
NUS natural history museum with three sauropods and a sperm whale skeleton
Attraction
Changi Village
East Singapore
Seaside village with a 1975 hawker centre and bumboats to Pulau Ubin
Attraction
Kampong Lorong Buangkok
North East Singapore
Mainland Singapore's last kampong, a lived-in village founded in 1956
Nature
Sembawang Hot Spring Park
North Singapore
Singapore's only natural hot spring park, with a four-tier foot bath