Famed for its diverse ethnicities, food, and booming Asian Tiger economy, this island city-state is no longer a "little red dot."
Singapore, a tiny island city-state, has an outsize importance on the world economy. Once a sleepy fishing village, or so the myth goes, it toiled under British rule until its independence in 1965, and has since then catapulted into a global financial superpower. Singapore's famously multicultural makeup—with four official languages that include English, Malay, Mandarin Chinese, and Tamil —has contributed to its diverse food culture and architecture. Discover the essence of Singapore with Context's private and semi-private guided tours.
