Everyone recognizes that Merlion Park is a popular tourist attraction and it took its place among the famous landmarks of great cities of the world. We’re told that no visit to Singapore would be complete without photo sessions at the the park ilncluding the beautiful Marlion statue and the surrounding infrastructures like the Bay Sands Hotel,Sky scrapers on the the opposite side and the Singapore Flyer from afar or else you never have been to SG.We all went there late in the morning and while it was very hot and humid we found it not so much a park but a paved area overlooking the harbor with a statue in the middle that’s perpetually spewing water into Marina Bay. It doesn't offer much, apart from the merlion figure itself. Nonetheless, to catch sight of the awesomeness of the famed statue ( a mythical creature with a lion’s head and the body of a fish) can be worth a visit only if we can appreciate what is behind the figure and make out its history and origin .
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| The Ruales - Grana Family |
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| The Merlion statue perpetually spewing water into Marina Bay. Adjacent to the Merlion Park is One Fullerton ,a water front development blessed with stunning vistas of the Singapore Harbor and its surrounding modern structures |
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| Views of Singapore Harbor Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Lotus -Shaped Singapore Art Science Museum from the Merlion Park |
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| In the background are the Singapoe Flyer, Lotus-Shaped Singapore Museum and the Marina Bay Sands Hotel |
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| In the background is the Esplanade Theatres on the Bay |
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| The 340m-long SkyPark with a capacity of 3,900 people and a 150m Infinity swimming pool set on top of the world's largest public cantilevered platform, which overhangs the north tower |
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| The Esplanade Theatres on the Bay |
