1. SINGAPORE Club Med Resorts Bintan Island 4 – Indonesia Bali 4 – Indonesia City Stop 1 NEW CITY

2. SINGAPORE Time difference : + 7h in winter and +6 h in summer compared with Paris Public transport: Bus, métro, taxis, and city tours… Currency: 1€ = 1,67 $ Singapore Dollar Language : English, Malay, Chinese, Tamil. Climate : The climate in Singapore is a hot and humid. Overall, the year is divided into two seasons: the wet season from November to February and the rest of the time is dry season. Humidity is very heavy (close to 100%). Local cuisine specialties: You can find food from all over the world in Singapore, including the specialties of South East Asia. The national dish is "chicken rice", which is best in Chinatown. Singapore is also known for its chili crab and laksa (curry soup in coconut milk with shrimp, shells and fish). City Stop 2 View of Singapore © letkat - Fotolia.com

3. SINGAPORE Highlights - National day: August 9th - Chinese New Year : Date changes every year according to the lunar calendar. - Eid al-Adha Muslim : Date changes every year according to the lunar calendar. - Labor day : may 1st - Vesak Day, the anniversary of Buddha in May - The Hindu festival Deepavali : October / November - Christmas : December 25th - Great food and large market of Singapore festival in July City Stop 3 View of Singapour © beboy - Fotolia.com

4. SINGAPORE Kowloon - Discover the districts of Singapore: Chinatown, Little India and Arab neighborhood. - The Mandai Orchid Garden lets you discover more than 200 varieties of orchids and a variety of exotic birds. - The Botanic Garden of Singapore : an oasis with more than 2000 species of trees and a beautiful orchid greenhouse. - The magic of a night safari experience. A 45 minute tram ride will let you cross the road of lions, mountain lions or giraffes: it will be a unique experience. Hotel locations Highlights City Stop 4 Marina mandarin 5* Marina Bay area Intercontinental 5* Orchard road area Traders hotel 4*

5. SINGAPORE Chinatown is one of the most colorful neighborhoods of Singapore. Aficionados of shopping will be pleased here, mostly in Trengganu Street where the shophouses line with their traditional architecture. Between two shops, there are restaurants for you to have a rest and restore your energy. Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya : One of the most prominent and widely visited Buddhist temples in Singapore, The Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple is often referred to as the Temple of 1,000 Lights. Founded in 1927 by a Thai monk called Vutthisara, you’ll notice the strong Thai influences in the architecture and décor. Walk into the temple and you’ll immediately notice the majestic 15-metre high statue of Buddha, surrounded by a seemingly endless chain of lights. What to see and do in each area City Stop 5 Chinatown, Singapour Temple of the tooth Relic of the Bouddha Chinatown, Singapour © toa555 - Fotolia.com © Inna Felker - Fotolia.com

6. The zoo of Singapore : Since 1973, Singapore Zoo has been known for having among the most beautiful wildlife park setting in the world, where animals roam freely in open and natural habitats. The 26-hectare wildlife park is nestled in the lush Mandai rainforest that stretches into the magnificent Upper Seletar Reservoir. More than 2,800 animals representing over 300 species of mammals, birds and reptiles call Singapore Zoo home. The Sri Mariamman temple: It is the oldest Hindu temple in the city, the Sri Mariamman temple is adorned with countless and colorful statues of deities. It’s a “must see” of Singapore Chinatown. Colonial District : Your steps will inevitably lead you here: beautiful architecture, colonial and modern, green parks, beautiful walk along the Singapore River. In the Colonial District, when the night comes, animation reaches Clarke Quay and offers beautiful views of the CBD. SINGAPORE What to see and do in each area City Stop 6 Sri Mariamman TempleColonial District © BlueOrange Studio - Fotolia.com © riraphoto - Fotolia.com

7. SINGAPORE Location : C lose to the famous Orchard Road in Singapore which is surrounded by shops, cafes, restaurants. Size: 546 rooms Hotel features: Traders Hotel has an outdoor swimming poor, a health center and a spa. Available room categories: Superior Room Deluxe Room The superior rooms of Traders Hotel provide a contemporary design and all the necessary facilities to make your stay comfortable. There are personal assistants who are in charge of the mail delivery and currency exchange for you. The hotel offers a multilingual staff, three restaurants, two bars and a laundry room Traders Hotel 4* http://www.shangri- la.com/singapore/traders/ City Stop 7 Traders Hotel

8. SINGAPORE City Stop 8 Traders Hotel 4*

9. Location: Marina Mandarin is located in the heart of the city of Singapore near Marina Bay and the financial district. Size: 575 rooms Hotel features: Jacuzzi, spa and outdoor swimming poool. Available room categories Deluxe Room The Deluxe rooms are decorated in a contemporary atmosphere and are fully equipped. Guests can relax in the St. Gregory Spa and enjoy facial and body massages. The hotel has a restaurant, cafe and lounge bar. SINGAPORE Marina Mandarin 5* http://www.meritushotels.com/en/hotelinformation/marina-mandarin- singapore/about City Stop 9 Marina Mandarin

10. SINGAPORE City Stop 10 Grand Park City Hall 5*

11. SINGAPORE Location : The hotel is located near the Marina Bay area and the Raffles City Shopping Centre. Size: 403 rooms Hotel features: Wellness center, gym and a swimming pool Available room categories Deluxe Room Deluxe rooms of the Intercontinental offer an oriental design with British colonial influences and all the facilities to make your stay comfortable. The staff can offer concierge services and Internet It has a magnificent view of the roof garden Intercontinental 5* http://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/gb/en/singapore/si nhb/hoteldetail City Stop 11 Intercontinental

12. SINGAPORE City Stop 12 Intercontinental 5*