Singapore in November

• Stop thinking about what to do in November in Singapore and instead check out the Singapore Universal Studios.
• Make the most of your time in Singapore by visiting the only Universal Studios theme park in South East Asia, which features exciting rides and 6 movie-themed zones.
• Ride exciting attractions and have fun with your family as you mingle with well-known actors and actresses from Universal Studios.
• Explore many movie-themed areas like Transformers: The Ride and enjoy cutting-edge performances inspired by these films.
• Screaming your lungs out with excitement as you ride the dueling roller coaster of Battlestar Galactica is one of the top things to do in Singapore in November.
• Hop on the "Revenge of the Mummy," one of the scariest and most impressive roller coasters in the park, and have a blast in the Egyptian setting!
• Meet & greets with beloved cartoon characters like Elmo and the Minions from Sesame Street and Despicable See animals up close at the Singapore Zoo.

• If you're a fan of the great outdoors, and wondering what to do in November in Singapore you have to check out Singapore Zoo, which is renowned as one of the world's top zoos for its collection of rainforest animals.
• Over 2,800 creatures, representing 300 species, can be seen here. These animals include crocodiles, Malayan tigers, and white tigers.
• The open enclosures designed for the animals here are modeled like the environments in which they would thrive in the wild.
• At your own speed, wander around the zoo's eleven distinct ecosystems to view kangaroos in the Australasia section, lions and zebras in Wild Africa, and reptiles in the Reptile Garden.

Bird Paradise Singapore is a must-visit for any nature lover. This stunning aviary is home to over 3,500 birds from over 400 species, all of which are beautifully displayed in eight different walk-through aviaries. From the vibrant parrots of South America to the graceful flamingos of Africa, you're sure to see some amazing birds at Bird Paradise. And with spacious enclosures and plenty of natural light, the birds here look happy and healthy. In addition to seeing the birds up close, you can also learn about their lives at Bird Paradise. There are interactive exhibits, educational talks, and even a chance to feed some of the birds. Bird Paradise is a truly magical place, and it's sure to leave you feeling inspired and uplifted. So what are you waiting for? Plan your visit today!

• Be at the Singapore Flyer thirty minutes before your tour begins, and get ready for an experience you won't soon forget.
• From the Singapore Flyer, you can take in a breathtaking panorama of Marina Bay and the city below.
• Time Capsule is an interactive museum that will take you through Singapore's history and teach you about its many interesting aspects.
• In the Time Capsule, you may learn more about how the city evolved from a fishing town into one of the largest metropolises in the world.
• Hang out with your friends and family while drinking champagne or Singapore Slings and having a good time.

• At iFly Singapore, getting your adrenaline dose without having to jump out of a perfectly good airplane, is one of the daredevil things to do in Singapore in November.
• With the guidance of a native English-speaking instructor, you can learn the dance on your own time and get good at it quickly.
• Dive for 45 seconds at a time into a fully cushioned air tunnel, the cutting edge of modern technology.
• Experience the magic of modern technology while protected by the best equipment available.
• Get a completion certificate to brag to your friends and family.

• Experience the magical tales of the bird-like creature Shabaz and his companions as they are brought to life in a magnificent laser and light show on the water screen at Wings of Time.
• You will hear the brave accounts of their journeys through the Silk Road, to the Mayan Pyramids, and to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.
• Take in the breathtaking sights and sounds of the fireworks and music.
• After the 20-minute performance, you can either return to your hotel or check out the area immediately surrounding the Theatre at Siloso Beach.

• Take to the air on one of three different ziplines at Singapore's Mega Adventure Park if the thought of what to do in November in Singapore is making you go crazy.
• Challenge your buddies in head-to-head competition on parallel tracks high above the rainforest and the South China Sea, or take to the air all by yourself.
• Reach the beach at the foot of the slope.
• Experience the thrills in complete security thanks to the expert guidance of guides.
• Get yourself a video keepsake if you like.

• Travel through the four seasons at the National Orchid Garden, which features one thousand orchid species and two thousand hybrids.
• Visit the beautiful garden where trails of flowers hang from the ceiling at 1000–2000 meters in altitude when thinking about what to do in November in Singapore.
• Take a tour of Singapore Botanic Gardens and see their beautiful display buildings, like the Tropical Montane Orchidarium and the Sembcorp Cool House.
• Make some lasting memories among the stunning blooms at Singapore's National Orchid Garden, and don't forget to check out the Vanda Miss Joaquim, the country's official flower.

• Visit the first nocturnal wildlife park in the world when thinking about what to do in November in Singapore to see over 2,500 amazing nocturnal species in their natural habitat.
• Find out interesting facts about the species while riding the tram with a knowledgeable guide who can explain everything in English.
• Explore the various ecosystems, such as the Himalayan Foothills, the Indian Subcontinent, Equatorial Africa, the Asian Riverine Forest, the Nepalese River Valley, and the Burmese Hillside.
• You feel as if you've been transported to the places where the animals are from, thanks to the open-air exhibits that accurately recreate their natural settings.
• Learn more about these animals and their habitats by taking a stroll along one of four trails named after them: the Fishing Cat Trail, the Leopard Trail, the East Lodge Trail, or the Wallaby Trail.
• See the Creatures of the Night Show to learn more about the animals' remarkable nighttime capabilities.