Just like its name sounds, it is es

Just like its name sounds, it is essentially a mermaid / lion. The "Mer" part of its name (meaning "sea") is a reference to the fact that Singapore is a port city and earns its livelihood from maritime trade. The "lion" part refers to Singapore's nickname given by the Malay king who thought he saw a lion when he first visited the island and named it "Lion City" in ancient Singapore history.
Stopping by the Merlion in Singapore is kind of like visiting the Eiffel Tower when in Paris or the Cristo Redentor when in Rio de Janeiro. You just HAVE TO see it!
It may not be as big in size, but it is as uniquely Singapore as those other monuments are to their respective countries.
Merlion park may be a bit of a tourist trap with crowds of people at times for this reason. But it has an excellent view and is a great spot to take pictures. Best of all it's FREE!

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Net soos sy naam klink, dit is in wese 'n meermin / leeu. Die "Mer" deel van sy naam (wat beteken "see") is 'n verwysing na die feit dat Singapoer is 'n hawestad en verdien sy lewensbestaan ​​van maritieme handel. Die "leeu" Deel verwys na Singapoer se NOEMNAAM deur die Maleisiese King Wie het gedink hy sien 'n leeu toe hy die eerste besoek aan die eiland en vernoem dit "Lion City" in Antieke Singapoer geskiedenis.
Stop by die Merlion in Singapoer is soort van soos 'n besoek die. Eiffeltoring toe in Parys of die Cristo Redentor toe in Rio de Janeiro. Jy moet net om dit te sien!
Dit is dalk nie so groot wees in grootte, maar dit is net so uniek Singapoer as die ander monumente is om hul onderskeie lande.
Merlion Park kan 'n bietjie van 'n toeris Trap met skares van mense by tye vir hierdie. rede. Maar dit het 'n uitstekende vertoning en is 'n groot plek om foto's te neem. Die beste van alles dit is gratis!