Merlion

Merlion 🐠 is the symbol of Singapore. Merlion Park 🎡 is the smallest park in Singapore by area. Lion Fish Tail Park, this is a modern ecological leisure park that integrates the styles of China, Singapore, Suzhou, and Chuzhou in three countries and regions. A 8.6-meter-high fountain merlion sculpture is its iconic building and also a symbol of Singapore. When you come here to play, be sure to take a photo with the Merlion📷, and then take a good stroll around the area. In the evening, enjoy the most beautiful light show in Singapore, because this is the best place to watch the Marina Bay Sands light show.👍👍👍 In 1959, Singapore gained independence and officially became a country in 1965. After breaking free from colonial rule, Singapore embarked on a path of independent and self-sustaining development. In just a few decades, it rapidly transformed from a trading port to a modern and emerging nation, creating a remarkable miracle that has captured the world's attention. The Merlion is a fictional animal with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The Merlion was designed in 1964 by Mr. Fraser Brunner, the then-director of the Van Klddf Aquarium. The design concept combines reality and legend: the lion head represents the legendary "Lion City", while the fish tail swims among the layers of waves, representing Singapore's transformation from a fishing port to a commercial port, and also symbolizing the hard work and perseverance of the ancestors who sailed across the sea and migrated south to seek a living. In 1966, the Merlion was adopted by the Singapore Tourism Board as a symbol and was used until 1997. Its history is also very long. ⚠️Attention: Make sure to apply sunscreen 🙆 to avoid sunburn, and remember to take a photo 📷 with the sea lion.