Singapore is not just a city, but a city-state. Its territory includes 63 islands, the largest of which is also called Singapore. Around the world it is known as the “island of skyscrapers.” There really are many of them here, and all were built strictly according to feng shui principles. The buildings have no sharp corners, and in the very center of the city there is a magnificent fountain said to attract success and wealth.

Even the most hard-core skeptics will have to admit that feng shui works when they see just how wealthy this city is. The standard of living in Singapore is the highest in the world! However, it is worth noting that people here know not only how to work, but also how to relax. An entire island has been set aside for entertainment – Sentosa, but Singapore itself also has many parks, nature reserves, fountains, and other attractions. And their main hallmark is an ultra-modern, unconventional approach. For example, a giant open-air pool is located not on the ground, but 200 meters up – on the roof of a luxurious hotel. Or there is a zoo with untouched jungle where you can order breakfast in the company of orangutans... But let's take it step by step!

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