Religion: Singapore is a multi-religious country, because of the wide variety of nationalities and ethnicities. More than 40% of the Singaporeans adhere to Buddhism. Other Chinese are followers of Taoism, Confucianism, and Christianity. Most of Malays are Muslims, who constitute about 15%of the population of Singapore. And most of Indians are Hindus.As a result of this diversity, there are a large number of religious buildings including Hindu temples, churches and mosques, some of which have great historical and important. These interesting buildings often became architectural landmarks in cosmopolitan Singapore. In addition, about 14% of Singaporeans do not belong to any religion and consider themselves as “Free-thinkers”. If you are very interesting to religious buildings and culture, Singapore will be a good choice to know the multiple religions.People: Singapore is a small and relatively modern country of an indigenous Malay population with a third generation Chinese majority, as well as Indian and Arab immigrants with some intermarriages. Singapore has also achieved a significant degree of cultural diffusion with its unique combination of these ethnic groups. But they also continue to maintain their own culture, heritage and habits. Singapore has several ethnic attraction including Little India and Chinatown. In that places, sell the things related with their culture and heritage. So that, people can not only travelling these places, but also buy many things which they need. And these places are the good chance to know about their life.
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