Vietnamese tourists will get to enjoy the festive atmosphere with exciting events on the occasion of Singapore's 50th National Day. This is also the perfect time to have fun and explore the wonders of the Lion City.
Must-Try Experiences When Traveling to Singapore on National Day
August 9th marks Singapore's 50th National Day, and to celebrate, Singapore is hosting a series of exciting events to provide international visitors with the most special experiences.
Visit the Singapore Science Center
The Singapore Science Center showcases everything related to science, including the human body, water, climate change, the earth, and many other fascinating fields. This center has won the “Best Learning Experience” award at the Singapore Experience Awards 2010 – 2012 organized by the Singapore Tourism Board.

During August 7-10, Singaporean citizens will enjoy free admission to the Singapore Science Center, while other visitors can explore freely with tickets priced at 25 SGD.
Experience Music at Singapore Botanic Gardens
The Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, will be bustling during Singapore's National Day celebrations. From August 7-9, the Gardens will host traditional festivals and free music performances featuring renowned artists such as 53A band, Olivia Ong, and Sam Willows.

Notably, the National Orchid Garden – one of the world's largest orchid displays at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, will also offer free admission to visitors until August 31.
Explore the Historic Tanjong Pagar Railway Station
After ceasing operations in July 2011, the 23km railway line from Tanjong Pagar to Woodlands fell into obscurity, attracting only nature lovers and locals seeking tranquility amidst the greenery of this serene pathway.
However, on National Day, Tanjong Pagar railway station will be open to visitors for exploration and to participate in the vibrant festivities organized in this area.

Explore a Circuit of Museums in Singapore
On National Day, numerous museums and exhibition halls across Singapore will open their doors to visitors for free from August 7-10, including:
• National Museum of Singapore
• Asian Civilisations Museum
• Indian Heritage Centre
• Peranakan Museum
• Singapore Art Museum
• Tanjong Pagar Railway Station Memorial
• Malay Heritage Centre Museum
• Sports Museum
• Singapore City Gallery Exhibition Centre
• NEWater Visitor Information Centre
Especially in August and September 2015, visitors will enjoy free outdoor movie screenings at the National Museum of Singapore.

Enjoy Fun Times at Singapore Zoo
During the holiday season, visitors to Singapore Zoo will have the opportunity to witness a flag-raising ceremony by the elephants at the zoo. Particularly, two elephants named Jati and Gambir will use their trunks to raise the Singaporean flag and the SG50 logo.
Additionally, a series of 50% discount programs for tourists visiting Singapore for tourism will also be available at Jurong Bird Park, River Safari, and Singapore Zoo.

Engage in Sports Activities at the Singapore Sports Hub
On August 8-9, the Singapore National Sports Hub will host a series of lively festival programs. Visitors can try various sports and enjoy movie screenings here. Additionally, the National Stadium will host performances on August 7, featuring timeless Singaporean songs.
Witness Spectacular Fireworks Display
On August 9th, a special artistic fireworks display will take place at Padang – the site of the first Independence Day parade held in 1966 and Marina Bay. In parallel, 50 fighter jets will perform an aerial ballet, forming the number 50 in the sky, and over 160 aircraft will also participate in the performance… promising many exciting moments for visitors.

Attend Music Festival
The music festival named “100+50 Bands Festival” will be held over the last three weekends from July 31 to August 16 at Bedok Reservoir Park. At the festival, visitors will enjoy free admission and immerse themselves in jazz, pop, rock, hip hop, and contemporary music performed by famous bands and artists from Singapore.

According to Traveltimes.vn
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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide
MytourNovember 24, 2015