The infinity pool on top of three Singaporean skyscrapers, the ingenious Indonesian method for building motorway flyovers, the water puppets of Vietnam, and a very slow venomous primate.
The three skyscrapers of the Marina Bay Sands resort in Singapore have a park and an infinity pool resting on top of them.
Indonesian engineer Tjokorda Raka Sukawati invented an ingenious way to build an overpass without closing the road underneath it: the thousand shoulders.
In Vietnam the puppets can swim.
The slow loris of Southeast Asia is one of very few venomous primates.
For more surprising facts about the people and places in Southeast Asia, begin here:
The Generalist Academy 
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