Singapore · Singapore
Oslo → Singapore?
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The facts, computed today
- Coordinates
- 1.35°N 103.82°E
- Great-circle distance from Oslo
- 10,048 km
- Direction from Oslo
- east
- Daylight there today
- 12h 07m
0h 06m more than Oslo
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In short
Singapore
Singapore sits about one degree north of the equator at the tip of the Malay Peninsula: a main island and some sixty smaller ones, 744 square kilometres in all, home to roughly six million people. Stamford Raffles landed here in 1819 to establish a trading post; the modern republic dates from 9 August 1965, when it separated from Malaysia. It has four official languages — English, Malay, Mandarin and Tamil — and one of the busiest ports in the world.
Amid the towers, the Singapore Botanic Gardens have been growing since 1859 — more than a century before the republic itself. Working in tandem with Kew in London, they were the centre from which rubber cultivation spread through Southeast Asia from the late 1870s, and in 2015 they became the country's first World Heritage site.
Why people might travel there
An island a degree from the equator that made itself a crossroads.
About 10,000 kilometres from Oslo and one degree from the equator, Singapore is a natural doorway to Southeast Asia — a compact city-state built around connection. It represents the journey from the sub-Arctic into the tropics with nothing in between.
Hot and humid all year, with night-time lows around 23–25 °C and daytime highs of 31–33 °C. The Northeast Monsoon from December to early March brings the wettest weeks, November to January; the Southwest Monsoon runs June to September; the months between are inter-monsoon periods with light, variable winds. Annual rainfall averages just over 2,100 mm.
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Sources for the facts in this page: Singapore Department of Statistics — population · Meteorological Service Singapore — Climate of Singapore · National Parks Board — Singapore Botanic Gardens · UNESCO — Singapore Botanic Gardens · Wikipedia — Singapore