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In the Chinatown you'll find a rich choice of Chinese medicines, and local doctor will always give you good advice. Like in the 60s and 70s of the 20th century a special night market is organized. Due to more than 200 stores, the area is still quite crowded even at night. The market, where among other things one can buy some antiques and trade objects, is opened from Sunday till Thursday at 17.00 - 23.00, and on Fridays and Saturdays till 1.00. By the way, a lot of sights that became the symbols of Singapore Chinatown have nothing to do with China. I mean the Gentoo Nagore Durgha Temple and the Al-Abrar, situated in Telok Ayer Street, and the Jamae Culia Mosque in South Bridge Road.

The Safari Park. The Night Safari is the first and the only safari-park that is opened for visitors not only at daytime, but also at night. It takes place in close vicinity to the zoological gardens. The park is divided into eight different zones, inhabited by more than 1200 animals (110 of them are the exotic species). In the eight areas they recreated various geographical regions: there are South-Asian damp tropical forests, African savanna, the river valley of the Nepal, South-American pampas and Burmese jungles. A 45-minute trip by the narrow-gauged railway can become a pleasant alternate to the three foot paths. Twice a night they show a performance, called 'Creatures of the Night'. During it the most dangerous species of animals are demonstrated.
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